West Sussex Gazette - 2022-04-06

• Housing figures rise in parts of Sussex as new data is released
• Give our avian wildlife a wide berth says RSPB
• Public welcomed back for farm’s lambing season
• Battle of Waterloo connection of sapling planted for Jubilee
• Overdue library book fines return
• Agricultur­al college’s training centre build project underway
• County council and West Sussex charity work together to support children’s mental wellbeing
• Communitie­s ready to welcome refugees from Ukraine
• English wine podcast up for award
• Seasonal events programme released by county museum
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Emissions are a major issue
• We must ensure that we preserve our fragile green lungs
• Battling ash dieback and honouring Her Majesty
• Worthy causes will win share of £50k pot
• Charities win awards from High Sheriff for their community work
• Chestnut Tree House
• ‘I have a nostalgia for the joyful and rather camp aesthetic of Adam West’s Batman’
• History of tulips involves skuldugger­y and broken hearts
• How Austrian wines are rising in popularity
• 'Coppicing would have been crucial to the rural economy in the past'
• What do hedgerows do for us? It is worth giving them the appreciati­on they deserve
• Nothing beats holidaying in the UK
• We live in volatile times with costs rocketing
• A vast disparity in food prices seems absurd
• Average UK house price £24,000 higher than a year earlier
• More homes sold off-plan in 2021
• Private Lives is ‘light in tone’ but ‘so beautifull­y observed’
• Poetry contest is a ‘chance for success for all’
• Protest song on plastic usage
• Marigolds are off to Wembley for the match of their lives
• Search for football stars of the future is stepped up

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