We help companies strengthen their reputation and gain trust by getting their messages out clearly and consistently. We do this through planning strategic communications, predominantly using graphic design and web design.
Bar 72 is the best kept secret in Littlehampton. We serve cocktails, Peroni, Amstel a good selection of wine, gin plus many others. Pop in & unwine with us. Evening meals or sharing platters, wines beers & cocktails to suit all tastes. A Venue for Your Event We can cater for private functions, Parties, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Wakes. Contact Gary to enquire. Bar 72 is right in the middle of Littlehampton
Airsoft is a competitive team shooting sport in which participants shoot opponents with spherical plastic projectiles launched via replica air weapons called airsoft guns. All the equipment is for sale at the Allsorts Airsoft shop in Littlehampton. In addition Southdown Airsoft, a part of Allsorts Airsoft Limited has a playing site located in the heart of the Southdowns, with stunning scenery and woodland. Southdown Airsoft boasts 95 acres of land dedicated to airsoft, giving our players more of an authentic playing experience. Our rentals include a full face mask for those who are under 18yrs or half face mask for anyone older. Our weapon of choice is the Nuprol Defender Assault Rifle. All rentals must be booked in Advance. Remember having fun is important.
Right in the middle of Littlehampton, Cafe-Bar-Bistro 72 is the place to drop in for coffee, breakfast, lunch or a snack during the day or for a friendly drink, generous meal or sharing platter in the evening. Breakfasts Served until 3pm Or just drop in for coffee, or lunch. Soup, Sandwiches, Panninis and Jacket Potatoes.
Crafters co-operative selling wide range of handmade and personalised items at reasonable prices
Park & Cafe open 365 days a year. Boating lake & Railway concession open seasonally Awarded a prestigious Green Flag for the last nine years, which is an award given to only the best parks in the country, Mewsbrook Park, established in the 1930s contains a rich, colourful mixture of permanent and annual planting and has range of facilities to keep all ages entertained. Mewsbrook Park has an active community group who organise events and activities in the park. Facilities include a cafe, car park (at Littlehampton Sports and Swimming Centre), toilets, original Art Deco shelters, miniature railway, boating lake with viewing platforms, children’s play area, children’s quiz trail, Tree walk, small football pitch, picnic area, interpretation boards, and conservation area known as Ruby Gardens.
Arun Community Church is a vibrant and active church in Littlehampton. We are a group of around 400 people meeting every Sunday, 10.30am at The Littlehampton Academy.
The Janet Phillips Hall is the largest of the three halls that we have for hire. This has a large, fully equipped, kitchen attached, with access into the hall via a serving hatch. The kitchen and bar attached to the hall was subjected to a complete overhaul at significant cost in early 2011 and now boasts catering facilities that any chef would be proud to work in. The hall also has a stage facility, modern sound system, and can accommodate 150 people at tables, or 300 in close seating format. We can supply crockery and cutlery at no extra charge. In fact, for weddings we have crockery and cutlery sufficient for a large number of guests, and whereas other halls may make a charge for the use of such things, we have a policy that this should be available to our hirers for use free of charge. As you would expect from a purpose built modern facility, we have full wheelchair access into the hall, disabled toilets and hearing loop. The pictures below show the hall in use in a number of different formats – firstly, set out for a wedding reception, then for a live music performance, and finally […]
Free Cakes for Kids Littlehampton is part of the national organisation called ‘Free Cakes For Kids UK’. Our local group ‘Free Cakes for Kids Littlehampton’ runs in conjunction with their ‘Shared Values’ which are: 1. We bake cakes for families in need. A single birthday cake may not end poverty or hunger, but it will make a huge difference to the birthday child and their families. We believe in a caring community built on trust, compassion, and support. 2. We do our best to keep things safe. Safety is our no.One priority. Every cake we bake has to be safe to transport, store and eat. The safety of our kitchens is as important as our own. For instance, we only hand over cakes in a safe and public places. 3. We bake for love and not for money. We never charge for our cakes or monetise our volunteering otherwise. That is, we really bake for families and not for “rewards”, donations or media coverage. We know that cake ingredients can cost a bit, so we try to be creative with our cake creations. Even a simple cake with the child’s name iced on top can mean a lot in a […]