West Sussex Gazette - 2024-02-21

• All change at Arundel book shop Formerly ‘outstandin­g’ hospitals told to improve
• Work starts on city’s new ‘legacy’ primary school
• Thanks for eye surgery
• New leaf for book shop – but what will its name be?
• Garden centre opening ‘soon’ and is on lookout for staff
• Chichester bike project will aim to help provide transport and training to people in long-term unemployme­nt
• Here’s a chance to try your hand at being a firefighte­r
• Richard ready to take on new role
• Goodwood Revival set to celebrate racing legend
• Funding for training new workers
• Review could see number of Arun councillor­s reduced
• Wind farm beats target
• Students brave the shave and raise cash for charity
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Worthing Associatio­n has built up a network of support for veterans
• Apprentice­s ‘wow’ guests with three-course meal
• Knitters step up for hospital hat appeal
• National Garden Scheme donated a record £3m to charity in 2023
• There’s good news on planning issues
• Our fun at half term
• These beautiful antique pieces mark the importance of tea in the life of our nation
• Worthing brewery raises glass to brew day for women
• Community group crafts a mosaic flag for veterans’ centre
• Easy drinking wines from sunny South Africa
• We’re supporting the rooftop revolution which provides solar power to our homes
• Farmers are becoming very angry with all government­s
• Countrysid­e is there for all of us to enjoy
• House values take a tumble as annual figures released
• UK market’s ups and downs
• Hit 80s Alice show to be revived
• Expo of rare original posters
• Chichester sculptor offers Shelley memorial design
• Pavilion miss out in double rink bid
• Chichester athletes bring down curtain on league season in style
• Talented ten run for Sussex at Ardingly

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