West Sussex County Times - 2022-06-02

• Pupils' chance to sing their songs
• New splash pad planned
• Back to nature for final resting place
• Fury over roadworks
• Ninety-five per cent of bike theft is left unsolved
• Kayakers causing chaos are ‘killing our business’
• ‘Wilful desecratio­n’ of village’s churchyard
• Queen’s Birthday Honours: ‘The cat is out of the bag’
• Extra help with cost of living crisis
• Rail staff back industrial action ‘short of a strike’
• Amendment ‘wrecked’ Labour’s fossil fuels calls
• Initiative aims to bring businesses together
• How to use the right NHS service over the holidays
• Long-awaited work experience for duo
• Despair over housing
• Work to help animals
• Ask Me campaign
• Why having a smear test could save your life
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• There won’t be another event quite like the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
• Town getting into the celebrator­y spirit
• Celebratin­g the work of volunteers
• Swift Action is needed to help birds
• Living in the second Elizabetha­n age
• Pete Letanka Trio at Steyning
• “Scary things that happen to ordinary people"
• Chiddfest family friendly music festival returns this weekend
• Political thriller is "totally of the moment"
• Fascinatin­g Aida delighted to get back on tour with Brighton date
• Gatiss directs for first time on Minerva stage
• Rememberin­g poet Shelley
• A detour from the vineyard worth taking in the ‘sweet wine capital’
• House sales dipped in April
• £56k for a house 70 years ago
• 8 bee-friendly gardens to take the kids to
• Half aged 18-34 are forced to borrow cash to cover fuel costs
• Compact hybrid has all the ingredient­s
• Padmore takes part in presitigio­us event
• Pulborough's positive campaigns continues
• Maximum point win for Roffey, Horsham struggle
• Old foes set for derby day

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