Nick Gibb MP visited the Littlehampton Harbour Board with Harbourmaster, Billy Johnson. 

Nick Gibb MP met members of the Marine Drive West Residents Action Group, a group, led by local resident, John Wiltshire, formed to tackle the problem of camper vans or motor homes parking overnight on the seafront, with people cooking and sleeping overnight in their vehicles. 

Nick Gibb visited the Wickbourne Centre in Clun Road, Littlehampton.

The Wickbourne Centre is the home of Arun Church. The Centre runs the PlayCentre Nursery, as well as the County Council’s Children’s and Family Centre. There is also a coffee shop (“Refresh”). 

Speech by the Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP to the Social Market Foundation at the offices of Edelman in London on Tuesday 30 April 2019.

Thank you, James for that introduction. And thank you to the Social Market Foundation and Edelman for hosting and organising this morning’s event.

Nick Gibb MP visited Binsted Nursery at Lake Lane, near Barnham at the invitation of Martin Emmett, Strategy Director of the three Tristram Plant nurseries, which includes Binsted Nursery.

Nick Gibb MP met the Governor of HMP Ford, Stephen Fradley.

Ford is a Category D prison currently with 544 prisoners. It has an emphasis on resettlement and only accepts prisoners in the last two years of their sentence or those allocated to an open prison by the Parole Board.

Nick Gibb popped in to meet Paul Crease, the lessee of the Arun View pub on the banks of the River Arun in Littlehampton. Paul is in his 31st year as the lessee of the Arun View.

Nick Gibb MP, said, "I am extremely concerned about the attack this Sunday. I am glad that Sussex Police acted quickly to arrest a suspect.

Nick Gibb MP visited the premises of Radio Respect in Argyle Road, Bognor Regis at the invitation of its co-founder, Chris Collins. 

Radio Respect was established in 2013 by Chris and Caroline Collins to provide support to people who have been or are tackling mental health issues. 

Nick Gibb visited the home of the local artist, Chris Thomas. His home (in Elmer) is full of his art, which is all made from recycled material and acrylic paint. Most of the materials are flotsam and jetsam found on the Elmer and Middleton beach.