West Sussex County Times - 2019-03-07

• Your chance to apply for share of £25,000 Community Chest!
• FIND GREAT THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR FAMILY THIS WEEK
• YEAR OF CULTURE HELPS RESIDENTS LEARN NEW SKILLS
• £7,500 penalty for Blue Badge misuse
• Sport Horsham pull off stunning win against leaders
• People Billie showcases vegan recipes
• News Earning and learning together
• Tears of boy, 10, facing 30-mile trip to school
• ‘Stop failing our children’... Petition in fight for funding
• Bright future ahead as jobs saved at firm
• Celebratio­ns for Hilda’s 100th
• ‘Fluke’ hospital check ends in shock and anguish for family
• Burglars jailed after raid on businesses in town centre
• Inspectors’ report is celebrated at school
• Healing gift of dad’s superskill­s
• Dismay over nine month roadworks at key junction
• Brothers set for first headline gig
• Blazing a trail to a career with an apprentice­ship
• Condition of major roads reported to be improving
• Tory councillor defects to Lib Dems ‘taking the opportunit­y to be honest with myself’
• Trend Controls apprentice­ships
• Trends indicate numbers of people who are chronicall­y lonely will rise
• Prestigiou­s and popular pathway to a career
• Job opportunit­y in news project
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Devastatin­g for families
• Swamped by new housing
• Shock and upset after school places announced
• Detrimenta­l to wellbeing
• Giving children the best start in life
• Time to look again at our sundial
• Nearly 2,000 attend town’s first vegan fair
• World Book Day costume party
• Location change for charity trip
• Inspiring talk for pupils on how to overcome adversity
• Students get a taste of Spanish
• Agency works magic to boost ‘Hogwarts’ school
• Hamilton actor inspires pupils
• Enjoy an afternoon of tea and dancing at popular fundraiser
• Juan Martín: ‘If you’re passionate enough, if you love something enough, then you will get there’
• A rollercoas­ter of revelation­s and emotions
• Can art be separated from the artist?
• Children learn to survive on their own in war-torn Europe
• Writer and publisher Sandra prepares for active retirement
• Petworth Town Band searches for new woodwind and brass players
• A moving tribute to a trailblaze­r
• Grief-stricken father strikes back against crime lords
• Food and wine pairing is as easy as pie
• Big laughs from a diverse line-up of Sussex comedians
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Andone felt the love before getting Brighton’s winner
• We have to fight for every point – Hughton
• Competitio­n created in memory of Martyn Milburn
• Brown and Minchin claim Winter knockout victory
• Joggers take on the Eastbourne Half Marathom
• Barns Green stubbornly march on in brutally physical game
• Young tennis players have an ace time honing skills in Spain
• Buckland praises youth as YM hang on in local derby
• Dann stunner icing on the cake for Roffey Robins
• Girls football is getting the Royal approval in Southwater
• Horsham a ‘pleasure to watch’ in Hythe win
• YMCA win in spite of ‘farcical conditions’
• Teams are waiting for Steyning to slip-up
• Ten-man ‘Hurst fall to Selsey at home
• Storringto­n fail to continue winning streak at Hailsham
• Second half comeback for Bears in narrow victory
• Hornets’ trip to runaway leaders Cray is ‘a free hit’
• New ‘Hurst boss hails club’s ambition but wants attitude change
• Horsham overseas will ‘give everyone a lift’ at club
• Seven consecutiv­e wins for Horsham
• Loxwood leave it late to seal victory

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