Bognor Regis MP Nick Gibb praises ‘dedicated’ staff at Livability Ashley Place

Bognor Regis MP Nick Gibb said the Ashley Place residential home for adults with learning disabilities is a ‘wonderful facility’.
By Isabella Cipirska
Published 25th Feb 2020, 09:42 BST
MP Nick Gibb visited Ashley Place in BognorMP Nick Gibb visited Ashley Place in Bognor
MP Nick Gibb visited Ashley Place in Bognor

The MP visited the home – which is based in Kings Parade, and run by the charity Livability – and met some of the 40 staff and 18 residents.

Mr Gibb said: “The Livability home on Kings Parade is a wonderful facility for disabled people who need support.

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“The staff are dedicated professionals and the quality of the rooms and the communal areas, such as the lounge and dining rooms, is extremely high.

“It is good to know that our town continues to be able to offer high quality seafront accommodation for some of the most vulnerable people.”

Ashley Place opened in 2015, with residents moving from Ashley House in Aldwick Road.

The residents are aged between 18 and early 70s.

The home supports people with a range of conditions, including: those with multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, spina bifida and people with learning difficulties.

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