West Sussex County Times - 2019-06-06

• ‘Hideous’ affordable homes are approved
• Claim your free plant
• TV star joins campaign
• Store to close its doors
• Hunt for best young drivers
• Runners out in force for Horsham 10K
• Year of Culture celebrates the great outdoors
• Broadbridg­e Heath roadwork diversions spark safety fears
• Spanish theme for festival day
• Father and son are jailed for sexually assaulting children
• Students celebrate scooping record number of honours at Olympiad
• D-Day service for brave glider pilots
• Service to honour district’s D-Day airbase heroes
• Hundreds of struggling residents leave councils with £1million deficit
• Trip of a lifetime ends in benefits nightmare
• ‘I have no choice but to leave some bills unpaid’
• A to Z of Horsham’s long and fascinatin­g history
• Make the climate pledge and do your bit to help save resources and our environmen­t
• Council defends highway changes - and closes off another road
• New partnershi­p is aiming to improve maternity services
• TV doctor visits village during charity cycle
• Sensitivit­y of historic site
• Reassuranc­e over crossing
• MP’s comment by Jeremy Quin
• Greater levels of convenienc­e
• Many fantastic volunteers
• Riot of colour at prairie garden
• Event helps students learn all about further education
• ‘And what a plan! This vast operation is undoubtedl­y the most complicate­d and difficult that has ever occurred’
• Southwick House: unlikely springboar­d for D-Day
• The legacy of ‘Hobo’, the wizard of tank warfare
• Voice of th veter
• Keeping our churches alive
• Steyning date as Upper Beeding company take Shakespear­e’s Romeo & Juliet on the road
• Summer concert from popular choir
• Colin gives us belief it might still happen
• Strong sales suggest fine festival ahead
• Ingfield Manor School and Ensemble Reza combine
• Adventures in art at Horsham Museum
• Spitfires, a new children’s parade, jazz night, books and Nell’s new EP
• Awinethat’s‘greentothe­extreme’
• Huge sequel offers monster mayhem
• Morris inspiratio­ns are explored
• A mystery guest joins the line-up for night of comedy
• Amphibians’ Crossley wins age group at Weert triathlon
• Unsworth and Moloney are clear-cut winners
• Fourth place finish for Blue Stars in Stoke
• ‘Borough go top of the tableSport
• Gymnasts take on the best at national finals
• Lions must ‘draw a line under’ losses
• Topping is back bidding for coveted England Golf title
• Cougars on the prowl for double silverware at the Amex
• Collins calls for immediate response after first defeat
• Smith stars as Slinfold beat Bridges
• Rampant Roffey topple Horsham
• Chilt take plate win in Lions’ six-a-side comp
• Green up to second... first defeat for Trinity
• Maiden defeat for leaders Billingshu­rst
• Captain Jack is ready for the step up as six commit
• Moore wins at Epsom with Jamie in hot seat

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