Christmas spirit '˜alive and well' as restaurant reopens after fire

By The Newsroom
Published 5th Dec 2017, 17:31 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 02:59 BST
Grace Calloway, Chloe Butterworth, Keira Ahern, Mason Nally from St Mary's Clymping decorating the Christmas Tree at The Boathouse in the Marina, Littlehampton, with owner Julie Fear and Mayor Billy Blanchard-Cooper. Pic Steve RobardsGrace Calloway, Chloe Butterworth, Keira Ahern, Mason Nally from St Mary's Clymping decorating the Christmas Tree at The Boathouse in the Marina, Littlehampton, with owner Julie Fear and Mayor Billy Blanchard-Cooper. Pic Steve Robards
Grace Calloway, Chloe Butterworth, Keira Ahern, Mason Nally from St Mary's Clymping decorating the Christmas Tree at The Boathouse in the Marina, Littlehampton, with owner Julie Fear and Mayor Billy Blanchard-Cooper. Pic Steve Robards
The owner of a popular marina café which has reopened after a fire said the '˜Christmas spirit is alive and well' in the community.

The Boat House in the Marina in Ferry Road, Littlehampton was badly damaged after freshly tumble-dried tea towels sparked a blaze on Wednesday, August 30. Click here to read more.

With help from the community, owner Julie Fear has managed to get the business back on its feet and it reopened on Friday.

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