Mid Sussex Times - 2020-03-19

• Let us rise to the greater challenge in days ahead
• Council’s plans to help more homeless people
• Groups set up in wake of virus
• Blitz spirit needed to weather the storm, says Dame Vera
• ‘Worrying and uncertain times’
• Family fun at Borde Hill Garden
• Developer comes back with fresh Henfield housing plans after appeal
• Assistant fire chief appointed
• Work experience at wine producer
• Dangerous toys seized at Gatwick Airport and destroyed by trading standards officers
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Fundraiser to help Mid Sussex Triathlon Club co-founder with MS stay in his home
• Coronaviru­s is disrupting almost
• As the virus spreads, more events and meetings are being cancelled
• Every aspect of our daily lives...
• Foodbanks will continue support
• Cardboard workshop for pupils
• Delays to road space audits are criticised
• Next phase of ‘whole council design’
• Calls to abandon fees for outdoor seating
• Action to reduce rate of self-harming
• Climate change plan for council
• Blessed are the cheesemake­rs
• Old-fashioned spirit can see us through
• Can I catch coronaviru­s from my pet?
• Kidney donor’s charity challenges
• Your Mother’s Day messages
• Pupils follow guide dog puppy training scheme
• ‘Spring clean’ of park is planned
• Coronaviru­s delays awards banquet
• Capitol closes its doors to tackle coronaviru­s
• Chicken soup and matzo balls
• Bartending trends you need to know about
• Triumphant women in the wine world
• Hannah Stephenson looks at ground cover plants that’ll help suppress weeds and add colour and form to borders
• Wright: Let’s use World Cup win to inpsire junior players
• Rashid’s all-round effort can’t stop defeat, but series is won
• ‘Radical solution’ required for unpreceden­ted problem
• How coronaviru­s affected Premier League
• Maupay: ‘Training was not normal, it was right to stop’
• Queens Road Trophy sees a mighty battle end in a draw
• Heath Hawks beat ‘Bourne to take Colts Championsh­ip
• Mid Sussex men’s 2nds secure two league wins
• ‘All the time there’s mass issues health & safety, everything else We have spoken to football managers across Sussex to get their reaction and see how they think the season should be resolved
• ‘It’s going to affect everyone in all sorts of different ways’
• Coronaviru­s statements from clubs and leagues
• Lovett: ‘It’s been a strange season’
• ‘We are committed to providing a safe environmen­t’

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