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our people, our stories, Our Community

The Love Arundel community blog tells the stories of the amazing people who live, work and volunteer in Arundel, as well as keeping us up to date on the various town projects that affect us all.

Stories

Discover the local stories in Arundel

Jan 14
Exploring Arundel this Winter

Arundel’s historic charm is accentuated by historical buildings and events that…

Jan 05
Horse riding and mountain biking around Arundel

In this part of Sussex, we are so fortunate to be surrounded by a vast network of…

Dec 19
Set your goals for 2025 during a festive walk this Christmas

It’s official: Boxing Day is still the most popular day for a walk during the festive…

Oct 29
Arundel at Christmas

Arundel at Christmas 2024 T’was the month before Christmas and all through the town,…

Oct 23
Halloween pumpkins are part of the animal enrichment program at WWT Arundel

WWT Keepers Murren Peskett and Abbie Hobbs pose with a pumpkin and mealworms in the…

Oct 14
October Half Term Promises a Week of Super Natural Activities at WWT Arundel Wetland Centre

Families can tap into the magic that’s all around them at WWT Arundel this October…

Town projects

Catch up on the objectives and progress of various projects and initiatives happening around town, and find out how to get involved.

There always seems to be a few projects happening in and around Arundel which have the potential to affect many of us in different ways, some good and some bad depending on your personal perspective. Certain bigger projects run public consultation processes in order to assess overall opinion. Catch up on the objectives and progress of various projects and initiatives happening around town and find out how to get involved.

A27 Arundel bypass

Neighbourhood plan

The Bell

About Arundel, for Arundel, by Arundel

The Bell is a quarterly, community magazine produced by a voluntary team for the town. It is circulated by Royal Mail to every postal address in Arundel as well as being distributed throughout the town to hotels, restaurants and local  centres such as the churches, Town Hall, Post Office and Museum.