West Sussex County Times - 2022-05-05

• Community centre at Highwood is approved
• Thieves target our restaurant­s
• Work to support pollinatin­g insects recognised with Bees Needs award
• Veterinary physio celebrates success after bouncing back from setbacks
• Future electronic tags could look to measure alcohol levels in sweat
• Energy crisis sees more Britons than ever in debt
• One in five are worried about funding their retirement...
• Plant shop owner praises pop up agents for support
• ‘Authentic, compassion­ate and values-based leader’ is made chief
• Climate awareness project taught to college class
• Help dementia patients
• Helping those in need is a sign of a strong community
• Sussex families called on to host internatio­nal students
• Nursery raises £1,500 for UNICEF Ukrainian aid
• Funfair reduced me to quivering wreck
• Technology is leading theway
• Supplies and volunteers needed at relief group
• A ministry of not fixing!
• For all our sakes – stop using peat!
• Castle gardener’s story is hope-filled
• Home of Winnie the Pooh marks Jubilee
• Nomination­s for ‘MBE’ for community organisati­ons
• Potter issues Mwepu injury update after Wolves blow
• Trossard delight as the goals flow
• Mac Allister’s penalty bravery caps another fine away day for the Seagulls
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Player ratings
• Potter praises ‘near perfect’ Albion after Wolves victory
• Brighton and Palace in the race for Sunderland academy star
• Albion XI if Trossard & Bissouma depart this summer
• Powell’s side on track for points record despite heavy City defeat
• Beadle shines as under-23s end with Spurs stalemate
• WSL round-up: Chelsea in control
• Author delighted to tell story of Albion’s iconic player and manager
• Five things: There’s no smoke without fire at Everton
• Rio slams United ahead of Albion
• Dog collar company provides work for Kenyan villagers
• Museum’s call for volunteers amid longer opening hours
• Steyning Jazz Club to welcome Martin Bennett
• Horsham Film Festival is back fully live for 2022 and hoping for a bumper year for entries
• Horsham Music Circle, Christ’s Hospital Choral Society and Barns Green Players
• HAODS bring hilarious show The Producers to the stage
• How comedy can help us tackle our fears
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Four top-quality South African sparkling wines to raise a glass to
• Home prices surge by £19,000 over past three months
• 38% of people may move home
• Renovation for the nation
• Low-carbon builds and hi-tech homes
• Drivers see red when others delay pulling away
• Aircross will have you sitting pretty
• Charlie and Noah are doing their club proud
• Second tier is uncharted territory
• Bowlers get the season off to a stunning start
• Cup setbacks hittopclub­s

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