West Sussex Gazette - 2022-03-30

• Sussex coastal conservati­on project marks anniversar­y
• Garden stroll that can help health charities
• Behind the scenes of filming of drama at Petworth House
• Fire service honours its longest-serving staff
• Roman helmet’s history baffles experts
• Public meeting hears strong objections to golf club plans
• Conservati­on groups in renewed call to Center Parcs to reconsider plans for West Sussex resort
• Legal advice sought over decision
• ‘Now is time to tackle’ vehicle noise
• Campaign group formed to fight plans for 1,600 homes
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Greater accountabi­lity is the least NHS patients deserve
• Village shops issue plea for more public support
• Ship canal set to celebrate its 200th birthday
• Balancing the benefits to local economy with the disadvanta­ges of increase in noise levels
• ‘We do listen’ – Gatwick chief on campaign groups
• Gatwick’s noise reduction and mitigation measures
• Making visiting our county accessible
• Chestnut Tree House
• Display on 60 years of British printmakin­g is a delight to the eye and the imaginatio­n
• ‘Environmen­tal impact housing plans would have is unthinkabl­e’
• A true little gem to try for Spanish wine and cuisine
• How democratic are the proposed boundary changes, which could see the Manhood Peninsula split into two constituen­cies?
• I do know how to cook away a day’s stresses
• Crunch is coming for cereal farmers this autumn
• Should we rely on weather for energy needs?
• Average price tag on a home in Britain has topped £350,000
• House sales down by a fifth
• ‘I’ve always thought there was room for panto in rock and roll’
• A huge sense of history for CFT’s season
• It’s Gunner be a great night with umpire
• Ace Potter is so close to record as city centre road races continue Chichester Runners star just eight seconds off best time in 30-year-old series
• Blake proud to take the reins at the Nye Camp

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