West Sussex Gazette - 2023-11-08

• Politician­s welcome ticket office closure U-turn
• Fighting unwelcome bugs during the winter season
• Reassuranc­es are sought over water crisis in district
• Burial space extension
• Resident could have a bigger say on major developmen­ts
• Council owed £6m+ in tax arrears
• Housing plans approved with poplar tree’s future secured
• District council gives Chichester brewery The Little Monster Tap permission to serve drinks until later times
• College given green light to join successful Beckmead Trust
• Local groups invited to apply
• Police use of AI is ‘exciting & risky’
• Special offers on Arundel historic walking tour & books
• Teen joins orchestra
• Hundreds of applicatio­ns for family brewer’s annual fund
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Devil-like figure returns in canvas of masterpiec­e
• Village chippy is among the best in the UK
• Unique Maori sculptures erected at Leonardsle­e
• Local author’s new book on fertility help
• School’s celebratio­n, and King’s Speech
• Chestnut Tree House
• Remembranc­e and reconcilia­tion, and how we strive for the common good
• Bognor’s RAF Associatio­n scoops national award
• The wonders of sherry enjoyed worldwide
• Meals on Wheels service is one of the best in the country
• Hush… The Beatles have never been my thing
• Political parties should outline how they will support farmers
• Prices falling in most local housing markets in UK
• Mortgage approvals slump
• All Things Must Pass – The Duo
• A powerful new production of Kafka’s Metamorpho­sis
• Athletes show form on South Downs – and in South America!
• Garton is latest star to leave Sussex

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