Kind deeds deserve praise

WHILST walking in the wonderful Mewsbrook Park by the small river area recently, we saw a baby duck wedged in the wall area.
By The Newsroom
Published 7th May 2009, 13:22 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 01:09 BST

Well done to a teenage lad and his mother who went to great lengths to release the duck back into the care of the very loud mother who witnessed the rescue!

The park remains such an asset to the area for all ages to enjoy what the park provides.

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Also, there are more good Samaritans at the museum in Rustington.

What an asset to the community it is, after many years in planning, in particular, the introduction of the very pleasant caf with a varied menu and reasonable prices and the valued staffing provided by Diane and Graham Tyler who are having a "gap" break from retirement for six months (tried and tested hosts) '“ thank you to all involved.

Sylvia and Tom Sene

Beaumont Park

Littlehampton

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