West Sussex County Times - 2022-04-28

• Concern over ‘youths running wild’ in town
• Plan for road improvemen­ts
• Disruption for another five months on A264
• A natural final resting place
• ‘Red tape’ blocks help for Ukraine
• Soaring demand for Horsham food banks
• One-woman protest saves ancient oak tree from being chopped down
• Dad’s mountain challenge to help family buy their son a wheelchair
• Anger over increase to parking charges
• Fittlewort­h Village Garden Trail welcomes back visitors for the bank holiday weekend
• House-builders’ team help give Samaritans branch a makeover
• Fresh calls for safe village footpath between homes and business park
• Top tips for cutting down the cost of running a car
• We chuck out enough food to fill Wembley EIGHT times
• Endangered eels facing barriers along River Mole
• School’s family focus to boost mental health
• Coding club encourages girls to develop a passion for tech
• Park litter pick for the Great British Spring Clean
• Government hocus-pocus
• Sweeping away the old and bringing in the new
• The Great British Rail Sale
• Visit to India to follow up the PM’s trip
• Pride at Sussex’s generosity to refugees
• A new TV in 1953 and times of change
• School enjoys its Eco Aware Earth Day
• Collectabl­es for motor enthusiast­s
• Duathlon to fundraise for childhood cancer
• Horsham college tackles food poverty and eco issues
• Fantastic bluebell walks from across Sussex as county is awash with colour
• Ward-Prowse makes Albion pay a high price for giving away cheap freekicks
• Player ratings
• Saints boss full of praise for Potter’s work with Brghton
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Cameron Winstanley
• Boss Potter needs a fresh challenge, says Reo-Coker
• Goldstone Gritt and determinat­ion allowed Albion to Bloom big time
• Nketiah future remains uncertain
• Five things: What we learned this week
• A real case of the Blues as young guns hit by Chelsea
• Fine margins saw Seagulls miss out on a European adventure
• Transfer levy threat for top flight
• Crowds flock to Spring Live! event
• Florence, artist’s paradise
• Fascinatin­g exhibition tells history of West Sussex Constabula­ry
• Pitchy Breath offer new comedy play in Horsham
• “Loving your children and being kind to yourself and laughing at the things that go wrong...”
• Third time lucky for Henry Goodman as Poirot takes to the stage in Chichester
• Pinter revived in a world of changing gender politics
• Dogs are celebrated in major new exhibition
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Move over Chardonnay and make room for a bottle of Guardavall­e
• House sales in March down by more than a third annually
• 9 homes with conservato­ries
• Turn your garden into a spa sanctuary
• In-car TV gets the go-ahead in Highway Code update
• Suited, booted Genesis means business
• Padmore’s season off to flyer at Goodwood
• Mel’s 10k makes a welcome return
• Murphy calls it a day ... as YM boost charity
• Relegation is still an issue on the oche
• Horsham are finishing the season with a real flourish
• Hornets finish with a flourish

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