West Sussex County Times - 2019-03-21

• ‘What is going on?’
• CLAIM YOUR DISCOUNT ON D Durrant removal services
• Plans set to create 84 new affordable homes
• Collyer’s students impress at mock interviews
• Brilliant Breach is Six Nations hero
• Meet the dogs helping people battle against cancer
• Major changes ahead for highway network
• ‘Leave us alone’... Residents’ anger over roadworks
• Shock at daytime gang attacks
• ‘Truly inspiring’ dance festival
• High Sheriff backing child safety campaign
• Brexit fear raised amid anger over new village homes
• Body-worn cameras help boost school safety
• A cause very close to the heart
• Village halls and community centres springing to life in the Year of Culture
• ‘Brilliant’ befriendin­g service gives older people a regular time to chat
• Thameslink operator fined £5m after timetable chaos
• COURT ROUND-UP
• Springing to life for culture year
• Autism charity to receive nearly £90,000 funding
• Stand up for communitie­s
• Government has to listen
• Infrastruc­ture on our agenda
• No mandate for anything else
• Our sadness at the appalling events
• Put your questions to political parties
• Young chef of the year finalists are revealed
• Pupils revisit the Victorian age
• New project to see art placed in town centre
• Records smashed as Swimaratho­n makes a splash for charity cash
• Lord-Lieutenant appoints two deputies to serve in the county
• Race night raises charity cash
• Aqua yoga class to help women exercise during pregnancy
• Wedding DJ in a spin after winning top award
• Real life science brought to pupils
• See a fantastic selection of classic bikes in Ardingly
• Teachers and shops provide free lessons for all on Learn to Play Day
• Ten of the best
• We have a duty to use the web responsibl­y
• Courageous singer set to take part in concert at St Mary’s
• Jan Hunt: ‘Music hall has never really gone away’
• Mixed programme from Petworth Town Band
• Robot warriors ready to battle in Burgess Hill
• Slake your thirst for knowledge
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Tough decision for judges at Heat 2 of comedy contest
• Success for Cantatrice choirs at Bath music competitio­n
• Golfers swing in with big donation for Chestnut Tree
• Billingshu­rst open new top-of-the-range clay courts
• Prolific Harden helps hit Horsham for six
• Liberman leads the Horsham Joggers home at the Bull Run
• McCarthy beats the gales at Heath
• Sin bins will be ‘positive step forward’ to cut out dissent
• ‘It could be a good idea, there is no respect...’
• Horsham praised for dealing with the difficult conditions
• Ryder at the double as YM record sixth win-in-a-row
• Magpies fall to Eastbourne United in battle at the bottom
• Bears battles to a point with promotion chasers
• Cowfold secure back-to-back victories
• O’Sullivan smashes club goal record
• Hornets will watch season finale at home

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