West Sussex Gazette - 2023-10-11

• More protests against the prospect of a refugee hotel
• Ways to banish th SAD winter blues
• Plans for 280 new homes are refused by district council
• New retained firefighte­rs
• Cinema could be partially reopened following fire
• Shock as 100s of mill pond fish die
• Police stop and search figures revealed
• Residents’ hacked data ‘not yet used’ say council officers
• Councillor calls college closure ‘devastatin­g loss’
• Trees outside woodlands project will be continued after council agrees £240,000 funding support from DEFRA
• Bumpy public path problem
• Public inquiry gets underway into Highgrove Farm plans
• Seafront shelter eateries plan rejected
• Natwest staff say goodbye as branch closes for good
• Pamela’s medal
• Funding boost for South Downs woodland project
• Coronation bell installed at St Mary’s Church
• The joys of visiting a pumpkin patch
• Chets Modi and NFU Mutual celebratin­g our farming community here in Sussex
• Three powerful, full bodied reds for autumn
• This batch of young adults could be most sensible yet
• New report highlights biodiversi­ty crisis in the UK, and how we can help to fix it
• Bluetongue, pressure on the dairy industry, and HS2
• What should farmers plan for year ahead?
• Smaller cheaper homes
• Show will make you leap out of seat!
• My Menopause, My Journal, My Rules - new publicatio­n
• Play on “trying to lead ethical lives”
• Eight portraits which capture grief
• Shillaker shining for the Quins
• Sykes selected for England
• Chichester runners of all ages shine at cross country relays
• Golden reward for over 55 age group

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