West Sussex Gazette - 2021-09-29

• Sussex farmers welcome plans to lift USA’s 32year lamb ban
• Labour leader gives backing to our energy crisis campaign
• Campaign urges motorists to leave horses plenty of space
• Residents urged not to buy fuel unnecessar­ily
• West Sussex grand design is featured on national television
• Council launch food waste scheme
• Extra funding to fight violent crime
• Business group gives backing to Rampion wind farm plans
• Questions for councillor­s over impact of closing children and family centres across West Sussex
• Anti-vax protests close to schools criticised
• Packed programme of events for museum’s autumn season
• Social media selling site scam
• Council forecasts overspend as ‘cost pressures keep rising’
• Pet theft measures welcomed by commission­er
• Risein use of mental health services
• READERS’ CHARTER
• A multi-million pound legacy of support for constructi­on industry
• Sussex Food and Drinks Business Revival celebrates award winners
• How Blake penned Jerusalem in Felpham and Parry set it to music while in Rustington
• Park deemed unsuitable for large events with stages and temporary buildings
• See poet Luke Wright – aka the Ballad Seller – as stage tour returns
• Ruinart – the numberone Champagne house
• Britain’s biggest bird is an opportunis­tic hunter with a wingspan of nearly 8ft
• We need a better strategy – the food chain can’t operate
• Property Focus In the heart of the South Downs
• Music should be about sharing and generosity, says quartet
• Poetry and music to blend at museum
• Dee gets tour on the road again
• Wooden spoon can spur us on next season
• Garton shows others the way ahead
• Runners face tough challenge as city half marathon returns

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