West Sussex Gazette - 2023-10-04

• Protests held at hotel where refugees could be housed
• Amazing goodness from a small but powerful package
• Five facts about eggs
• Chichester College Group to shut and sell Broadwater site
• Roadworks cause concern
• Freak weather event was a tornado – say researcher­s
• Council dogcontrol rules renewed
• Police catch 50 per cent more shoplifter­s across Sussex
• Public inquiry finds degrading treatment and abuse at immigratio­n detention centre near Gatwick Airport
• Police on track to receive £5.9m grant from government
• Vandals target youth club
• Councillor­s voice concerns over seafront hotel plans
• MP hosts a series of events for residents
• Stopober – "My key motivation for quitting was my family”
• Join the city’s BIG sleep out
• Council services review amid £1.8m overspend
• Awards for those who went above and beyond
• Live Q&A, and extra funding for buses
• Chris Gale, toy specialist, is celebratin­g 40 years as an auctioneer and valuer
• Expressive wines from north-east Italy
• Children’s delight as more than £100,000 funds school trips to the great outdoors
• Dairy farmers are facing some tough decisions
• A practical stance on energy
• Better news for borrowers as home loan costs fall
• Do-er uppers on the rise
• Worthing Phil’s 75th year concert
• Bognor Institute of Laughter will help find your inner comic
• Festival’s first-ever Arthur Miller play
• Padmore shines at iconic GP circuits

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