West Sussex Gazette - 2024-02-07

• Goring Gap fight: Reason for inquiry delay revealed
• Shingle moved to give better protection against flooding
• Charity looks for teachers
• ‘Sludge’ did not pollute sea says the EA
• Plans to improve park’s flood resilience and biodiversi­ty
• Rural ‘Book-a-bus’ service to be expanded to serve isolated communitie­s not covered by other bus services
• More than 260 arrests in police drink-driving campaign
• Wind farm tourism concerns
• Key projects for this year outlined by district council
• MP fighting for NHS dentistry
• Tributes paid to founder of family nurseries ‘Mr Tawny’
• A minibus named Esther
• Battle between cyclists and walkers on Downs Link path
• Littlehamp­ton Museum reveals the true story of Wicked Little Letters
• Major public art trail is planned for the summer
• Aldi planning to open store later this year
• Sussex Heritage Awards open for entries again
• TV antiques expert joins auctioneer­s
• Lifeline for seabirds, and rural bus scheme
• Impression­ists’ colour, light and intimacy on show at the Royal Academy of Arts
• Informatio­n boards tell the history of recreation ground
• Jousting, and festivals - Castle reveals details of its 2024 season
• Embrace the darkness! Cosmic fun at half term as Dark Skies Festival returns for 2024
• Debate on whether British farmers should march as well
• Should our farmers take to the streets?
• Double your money - two mortgagers are better than one
• Letting market on the up
• Fantastica­lly Great Women at the CFT
• Nothing square about this tale
• Concert is in aid of the hospice
• Pupils shine in cross country
• Chichester 10k is a winner – and so is its speedy winner Woods
• Hall and Steel turn on style at Goodwood

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