West Sussex Gazette - 2022-03-02

• Frustratio­n over ‘lack of informatio­n’ on A27 bypass
• Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could see prices in UK soar
• Bees and butterflie­s to benefit from national park’s funding
• Cooking success for young chefs
• Annual festival returns after hiatus
• West Sussex farmers’ success at union’s annual conference Farmer elected vice-president as another is given an award
• Parish councils object to revised plans for estate amid claims ‘little learned’ from previous rejection
• Victory over path registry deadline
• Proposals to build 1,250 homes submitted by developers
• Rare Potter book could be ‘most pristine’ ever offered at auction
• Concern over rat problem after building
• Treatment site for food waste could cost in excess of £7.3m
• Village’s farmers’ market set to make return
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Clearer bypass answers needed
• War veteran helps mark release of 1921 Census
• Aviation firm celebratin­g its 90th year is recruiting now
• Efforts to protect green gap overruled by inspector as campaign group laments ‘black day’ for community
• Skydiving to say thank you
• Six shire horse team to take part in ‘unique’ parade for the first time
• An opportunit­y to toast women winemakers
• Diocese visit Archbishop’s visit to Sussex
• Planet Earth is our precious home and we must look after it – allowing biodiversi­ty to flourish is crucial to our success
• Little we can do currently but to watch on in horror
• ‘I hope Sussex farmer lasts longer in NFU role than I did’
• Prices are high but Ukraine has it tougher
• Average UK house price increased by £27,000 last year
• Insurers offer storm damage advice
• WORDfest organisers back to near normal for 2022 outing
• ‘I’m as honest as I can be with comedy’
• Olympics not the end of the track for Hall More to come for Sussex star
• Variety of events for Sussex runners
• Love it or loathe it, The Hundred is back – and Sussex stars feature

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