West Sussex Gazette - 2023-03-01

• Fight against wind farm’s planned substation
• Are these phrases now ‘as dead as a doornail’?
• Pub set to be a place for all the community to enjoy
• Court will remain open
• Green light for £17.4million boost for West Sussex buses
• Opening date for street food venue
• Arun District and Chichester waters’ high levels of E.coli
• Public consultati­on events confirmed for NHS plans to change hospital-based stroke services in West Sussex
• Father at ‘wits end’ over street’s sewage problems
• Record county company numbers
• Council seeks bids for £396m contract
• ‘Bowls Royce’ wheelchair will help Lorraine to play again
• Santa’s charity collection­s
• Another council tax rise is approved by county council
• Heritage Trust awards launched at listed chapel
• Opportunit­y for an aspiring restaurate­ur
• Polymyalgi­a charity wants to set up more support groups in Sussex
• Goodwood Breakfast Club themes
• Thousands enjoy lazer light show at the canal
• Energy bill support, and the countrysid­e
• Chestnut Tree House
• The important Sussex artist Fred Cuming – and his landscapes and seascapes
• MP Griffiths experience­s the South Downs at night
• Italian innovation and design at its best
• Donation will help families which are facing hardship
• Scheme to boost wellbeing by immersing in crafts and beautiful Sussex countrysid­e
• Weaknesses in our food security are showing
• Government needs to prioritise domestic food production
• UK cheap food policy is at fault here
• Weakest January for house sales recorded since 2015
• 15-year new home high in 2022
• Summer Sound of Music at the CFT
• Society to host baroque violinist
• New mini-festival for year of two summers in Petworth
• Gather Round is Brighton Festival theme
• Cricket club toast year – and plan 2023

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