| Bognor Regis, West Sussex is a super town to base | | | | and in 1999 a mid-section was swept away in a |
| yourself when holidaying in this part of the country. It | | | | storm. |
| is a typically classic British seaside resort with a wide | | | | There is a brilliant museum where you are able to |
| promenade, lots of sunshine (on a UK scale), a | | | | discover the history of this town. The reason why |
| friendly, bustling town centre, a good night life, lots | | | | the Suffix "Regis" is added to the name of the town, |
| of restaurants, and outdoor activities. No matter | | | | is because King George V successfully convalesced |
| what your age, you are bound to have a great time | | | | there in 1929. |
| if you holiday in this vibey town; there are just so | | | | This West Sussex town is one of the oldest Saxon |
| many different things to do. | | | | sites ever recorded, its earliest recording being |
| The beaches are clean and safe and fly both the | | | | 680AD. The name started out being "Bucgan Ora" |
| Quality Coast and Blue Flag for good facilities. This | | | | which means "Bucge's Shore" and Bucge was a |
| seaside town promises golden sunshine in the | | | | Saxon woman, on of the very few to have a |
| summer months, but is also a great place to spend | | | | settlement named after her. |
| time during the Spring, Autumn and even Winter, as | | | | Over time the town became a small fishing village and |
| the weather tends to be mild. | | | | the name changed accordingly, in 1275, the name |
| One of the most famous resorts in this town is | | | | was "Buggenor" and by the 1400's it had changed to |
| Butlin's Bognor Regis and it is largest resort of its kind | | | | Bogenor. In 1965 a Roman farmstead was discovered |
| in the South of England. The pier is one of the oldest | | | | in Felpham and Iron Age settlements were found |
| in the country and originally it was 1000 foot long. But | | | | during construction work in the mid 1970's, but apart |
| it has diminished as bits of it have been slowly | | | | from these, little of the ancient history of the area |
| reclaimed by the sea. In 1965 the pavilion end sank | | | | remains. |