West Sussex County Times - 2020-04-16

• Tribute paid to NHS
• ‘We stand united’
• New plans for restaurant
• Home delivery from nurseries
• Chance to buy author’s home
• Rising to the challenge despite personal risk
• South’s syndicate keen to get back to Heart of the matter
• Support our charities, West Sussex’s new High Sheriff has urged
• Golf course is looking at partial redevelopm­ent
• Legal bid to end restrictio­ns on protests at area’s oil drilling sites
• New ways to keep gardens blooming through the crisis
• Thousands of key workers in West Sussex earn less than a ‘living wage’, data shows
• ‘Fanstastic’ people of Sussex praised for following guidance on social sidtancing
• Fire chief remains ‘confident’ in face of coronaviru­s crisis
• People reminded to go out only when it is necessary
• Boy raises money for charity from hospital bed days after major operation on his brain
• School celebrates as pupils achieve scholarshi­p awards
• Charity announces new date for Race for Life in Horsham
• Reject the plan for Rookwood
• Crows are very intelligen­t birds
• We do have a lot to be thankful for despite being confined to our home
• It’s been an amazing lesson in what’s important in life
• Evidence our national effort is paying off
• Areas to consider for first phase of restart
• Horsham Town, community and home
• The tips and tricks for perfect batch cooked meals in these tough times
• Recipes for you to try at home that can be frozen
• My name is Michael Caine – and this is where it all began
• You can still explore the area’s top attraction­s – without leaving the safety of your armchair
• Challenge your imaginatio­n!
• Jazz club will be ready when good times return
• Why Samantha wants us all a savour a taste of Chocolat!
• See shows from National Theatre and Royal Opera
• Not cancelled, just postponed, insists “ultimate optimist” Su
• Isolated wine drinkers’ lifeline also supports the hospitalit­y sector
• Property DIY ways to make your home spacious
• Hornets help Sussex top the league attendance charts
• Worthing and Hastings dominate the standings
• Rocks and Horsham help county top charts
• Fruity, Waikiki and Ruby are just three of group’s favourites
• Sussex clubs’ protest to FA may come to an end
• ‘We have taken decision in best interests of football’

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