West Sussex Gazette - 2022-03-23

• Stunning Sussex
• Thousands of trees planted – but let’s keep momentum up
• Cuddly toys still prove popular in the tech age
• Live webcam hopes to capture antics of white storks on film
• Piemakers grab slice of the limelight at awards
• Week two of bin strike
• Trees for the Jubilee
• Gundog awards
• School’s conservati­on efforts will help butterflie­s to thrive
• Famous train to visit West Sussex
• Castle’s gardens ranked among the best
• West Sussex neonatal unit subject to downgrade proposal achieves accreditat­ion for quality of care
• Crypt mention refuels tunnels rumours
• Fear for chip shops as they suffer knock-on effect of war
• West Sussex teen wins at Crufts
• Young people focus of new strategy
• Delight as West Sussex farm secures its Red Tractor status
• Council plants 250 trees to mark Queen’s Jubilee
• Charging point fines?
• Arundel man on TV
• Jubilee events
• Legality versus morality...
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Fed up of housing issues – but do we have enough fight?
• Thousands of trees
• READERS’ CHARTER
• Council leader writes to Gove over homes plans
• Spotlight on developmen­t site at PMQs
• SPACE TO NEST
• WORLD BOOK DAY
• DIARY DATES
• What are the housing figures for Sussex and the national park? An area-by-area breakdown of what our councils are dealing with
• Have a say on countrysid­e representa­tion
• Create Easter memories
• Exhibition gives insight into thinking of one of 20th century’s significan­t art patrons
• Trace footsteps of two natural history pioneers with new audio tours
• Three red wines to try – all in moderation
• Fuel bill rise
• ‘It’s only when we all pull together that we become strong enough to make a difference’
• I’m one who appreciate­s Rod Stewart’s brilliance
• Our future food security policy urgently needs rethinking
• We need to restore pride and value
• Confidence in buying a home ‘at lowest level since 2008’
• Rent and bills run close to £17,000
• Modernised period home
• ‘The first place that really understood me was London’
• Choir is back in ‘swing of things’
• Mosse’s play is to open season
• ‘I’ve always been a massive Bob Dylan fan’
• Classical concert in aid of Ukraine
• ‘Wit and allure’ of top jazz band
• Racecourse eager for crowds’ return
• First turnout of year for RS 400
• It’s the end of an era for Sharks’ Blast team as Wright steps down Skipper asks to end seven-year spell as leader of Sussex’s successful T20 outfit
• Top keeperbats­man is heading to join Sussex

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