West Sussex Gazette - 2024-03-13

• Volunteers try to save services Go-ahead to bid for cash to protect harbour area
• Parents protest ahead of school move discussion­s
• Licence fee hike rejected
• Public hearing set for plans to use a hotel for housing
• Heritage site in urgent need of help
• Flood forum success but town council not invited
• Charity volunteers launch campaign to save services
• Collapsed ‘ancient’ flint wall at Littlehamp­ton housing complex could cost residents thousands to replace
• Airfield victory for residents
• Funding to improve the coast’s marine ecosystem & habitats
• Community centre opens
• ‘In conversati­on’ – budget and potholes on the agenda
• Horsham couple refuse to let dementia define them
• In celebratio­n of Women in Constructi­on Week
• Fundraisin­g challenges to celebrate mum
• Roller skating rink needs a new location
• Premature baby clothing donated to hospital units
• Economy performing better than forecast
• The Sussex Heritage Trust Awards 2024 are launched at a church in Berwick
• Twenty tonnes of bananas are rescued by food charity
• MP, staff and pupils celebrate successful Ofsted inspection
• Taste the California­n Dream with quality wine
• Is the nation getting back to whole, full fat milk?
• An important message for dog owners as lambing season approaches this March
• We’re producing dramatical­ly more food than in the 1960’s
• Little in the Budget for farmers
• First positive annual house price growth in 12 months
• Home insurance hike
• Theatre looks to fill back stage roles
• Worthing ready for life after Hinsh
• Boutwood stars as Corporate Challenge gets off to flying start
• Schools races prove a spectacle

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