West Sussex Gazette - 2022-05-18

• New planning laws ‘fail to tackle causes of shortfalls’
• How to reduce your food waste and save
• Kookaburra spot a surprise
• Villagers free to use footpath – without fear of trespassin­g
• Spring booster vaccine process on track
• Optimism and belief on the rise at West Sussex County Council as it receives latest update on children’s services
• New machines are out on county’s roads filling potholes
• Historic letter found at uni
• Childhood obesity rate ‘storing up problems for the future’
• MP’s visit to charity’s HQ
• Consequenc­es of new legislatio­n must be fully understood
• Helping out cancer patients
• Securing infrastruc­ture when new homes built
• ‘Discussion needed about right to die’
• Ed’s 350km challenge
• The Selbourne naturalist Gilbert White who inspired a host of artists and writers
• New app developed to help people who feel unsafe
• A cathedral of cava in southern Spain
• West Sussex council sets out its plans for carbon neutrality
• West Sussex town ‘must be one of the greenest in England’
• There are many good, kind people out there
• Families are facing difficult choices at the moment
• One can only hope sanity prevails
• Tenants staying put for longer as cost of renting rockets
• Prices continue to hit new highs
• Special poetry night to toast founder’s 75th
• Chance to see Coward dramas
• Bringing an Agatha Christie classic to life at city theatre
• Church to house city arts centre in autumn
• Worthing lose in senior cup final
• Crouch earns ambassador role for Goodwood’s racing season

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