West Sussex County Times - 2020-04-09

• You are all our heroes
• 2020/21 ‘is already looking exciting’ for Horsham
• Video bridges the gap for schoolchil­dren missing their friends
• St Catherine’s Hospice launches urgent appeal for support
• Rapid new tests for coronaviru­s
• Mum raises thousands to help sew scrubs for NHS
• ‘Reservists’ help care provider
• Schooling during the lockdown
• Advertisem­ent feature Carers Support West Sussex says: ‘We’re still here for you’
• Protests grow over ‘mini town’
• Businesses in Horsham and Mid Sussex districts are supporting our communitie­s
• Young blacksmith’s love for a craft now seeing a comeback
• Hubs set to offer help and support
• Contact details for Horsham district community hubs
• Network of hubs are helping those who are most in need
• Recruitmen­t drive aims to employ more care workers
• Trading standards warns of coronaviru­s related scams
• Matching service dogs with veterans to help them cope
• Psychologi­st shares tips on how to boost mental health during Covid-19 outbreak
• Let’s get physical
• Family owned Brewer to make some of annual Community Chest funds available immediatel­y
• Easter services across district
• Please reassess housing target
• The good about Good Friday
• Cancer doesn’t stop for virus
• There will be a new beginning for us all
• Thanks to all those going the extra mile
• Recovery is the message of Easter
• Looking for a break in the clouds
• House sparrow still most common bird
• Dad runs 50k ultra marathon in back garden for foodbank funds
• ‘We will get through’ crisis, says Lord-Lieutenant of West Sussex
• Our army of volunteers
• What to do if you want to help...
• Easter – a time of renewal, rebirth and hope in the face of tragedy
• Schools scoop awards in major competitio­n
• The sound of spring
• Drama beyond theatre stage
• Write a ten-word short story and then sit back to enjoy classic production of Jane Eyre on stage
• Ariel youngsters switch online for time of crisis
• Horsham writer pays tribute to inspiratio­ns
• Exactly 50 years ago this week The Beatles broke up
• Key venues urge you to make online connection
• Players will be “buzzing” again when happier times return
• Ten minutes a day to get us through the crisis
• Why ‘And Then There Were None’ is the one for Rebecca
• Imposing family home
• I’ll be ready for an England call when lockdown is over
• Sussex cricket has lost one of its greatest stalwarts
• Furlough move aimed at keeping jobs secure
• Sport’s stopped, but here is one that would have done even with no virus
• Battle over FA move to scrap non-league season gathers pace

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