West Sussex County Times - 2021-02-18

• Superstars
• Inspired by Captain Tom
• Booking for rubbish tips
• Latest Covid statistics
• Police in plea to parents
• Work to bring empty homes back into use
• New head gardener joins Parham
• Londis team celebratin­g award
• Role model Jess wins FA rising star award
• South Downs MP backs campaign to save our pubs
• Bohunt children help study
• Alley shut for 12 weeks
• Council’s prediction of its possible future money problems criticised
• Vaccines vital to defeat COVID-19
• Countdown to May county council election begins as parties outline spending plans
• Why raising awareness of modern slavery is so vital
• Who are the victims of slavery in our county?
• Therapist brings comfort and relief
• Developmen­t of engine room at historic mill would ‘be a disaster’
• Charity yoga class sees £2,000 raised for Horsham’s foodbank
• Project needs a steadfast vision
• How can we vote and keep safe?
• Reflecting on unexpected­ly nice outcomes
• Roads in county are appalling
• The reports are simply words
• Obtaining value from Rookwood
• Change leaders or the system
• Figure show that golf is on the rise
• Urge councillor­s to read review
• Doubts from the inconsiste­ncies
• ‘Normality’ for me will start when pools open
• Admirable how club has coped during adversity
• Terrific milestones locally and nationally
• Hygge homes for people and planet
• Scrutinisi­ng council decision making
• How to talk about ‘kicking the bucket’
• Vet raises £50k with 73 marathons in ten years
• Care home residents dine through the decades
• Charity launches fitness challenge
• Rise in people taking up hobbies
• Store lets customers choose where to donate profits
• Headmaster says home-learning is detrimenta­l for many children
• Rare booklet with link to Horsham acquired for museum collection
• Women in history
• Former teacher’s lockdown art is making a vital difference for Rwanda Genocide survivors
• Sussex walks for the ‘weekend pilgrim’
• Eleni C brings her mental health message to schools
• Brighton chef conjures vegan versions of meaty favourites
• French inspiratio­n for the sixth in the series
• Future is bright, future is talented... let’s get started
• Sharks line-up means I’m luckiest bowling coach around
• Colour-code your way to your fitness regime
• Graham sets golf seniors a new kind of challenge
• Sussex’s shooters are sharp for second
• Fixtures set to come thick and fast at Cricketfie­ld Rd
• Cricket clubs ready for play

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