West Sussex County Times - 2022-04-21

• Record number of children in poverty
• Study dashes hopes of a bridge at A281 crossing
• Rewilding work seen from space
• Queen says a special thank you
• Plan for the future – and help loved ones
• Action called for to tackle floods
• Lake ‘primed for disaster’
• No clothing required: naked dining events
• Worried parents raise concerns over axing of bus to new school
• Will you be able to spot the iconic brown hare this spring?
• Families pay tribute to two who died in tragic crash near Cowfold
• Specialist advice and support to
• Here’s how many council staff across West Sussex get £100,000 per year
• Criticism over cemetery access
• Stroke Club welcomes TV royalty
• Dangerous driver whose friend died in crash jailed for nine years
• Dying Matters
• Events Are Back!
• Time running out for patients
• Learn about how you can invest in our planet to celebrate Earth Day
• The appeal of Tik Tok is a mystery to me
• Plans to improve tidal defences are vital
• Local job success after the pandemic
• What is Easter about?
• Happy birthday to Sussex Green Living!
• Goodwood’s celebratio­n of motor racing
• Thousands join
• Sam Morton
• Brighton show they can cope without big name stars
• Break did us the power of good
• ‘It was only fair’ - Potter happy to share the pain after a north London double
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Player ratings
• Lloris: Brighton played without fear
• Maupay is frustrated but his reaction has been ‘fantastic’
• Online abuse will be tackled
• Cucurella: A top signing and a potential player of the season
• Seagulls back Football Welcomes refugee campaign
• Potter’s impressive work will have Europe’s elite circling
• Dental practice recycle the unrecyclab­le for school
• Book a tool for people to help deal with cancer devastatio­n
• KIDS: “FARM ANIMALS SHOULD BE TREATED LIKE HUMANS”
• Scouts’ swim to raise funds for Korea trip
• Vineyard host luxury event for English Wine Week
• Horsham Music Circle recitals
• Trio of Canterbury Cathedral choral scholars join West Sussex Philharmon­ic Choir concert
• Marti Pellow and the extra spring in his step post-Covid
• Fun on Horsham stage with Oi Frog & Friends
• Strictly Come Dancing star Craig Revel Horwood flies solo
• Kai delighted to join company he admires
• Spanish maker reaches new heights in sustainabi­lity with wine-making
• Average UK house prices jump by £27,000 in a year
• Eco contempora­ry bungalow
• Safe housing ‘often out of reach’
• Rental prices surge to new record
• New Highway Code rules will ‘cause more conflict’
• Convention­al wisdom says this EV will be a hit
• Golfing seniors play in memory of Bryan
• Bowlers pleased to get back on green
• Roffey are champions in first senior season
• YMCA and Broadbridg­e Heath share spoils after a battle
• Horsham warm up for the season with a notable win
• Golfers enjoy fine battle for county honours at Pulborough
• Cup is reward for hard graft

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