West Sussex Gazette - 2023-03-15

• Government defers bypass but insists it will go ahead
• Crisis-hit road in Pulborough could reopen within weeks
• Olive Tree is here to help
• West Sussex teachers set to take strike action this week
• The youngest carer in the county is just five-years-old
• Residents still have time to have a say on major plans for A27 which it is hoped will reduce congestion and delays
• Fewer 25-34 year olds in Arun are marrying - census shows
• Business estate’s £6m update
• Outrage over allocation of secondary school places
• Citizens Advice charities say more volunteers are needed
• Community tree planting
• Petworth hosts an exhibition by the Royal Academy of Art
• Government awards £1m of funding to council
• Plant Fairs Roadshow at Arundel Castle
• County’s longest serving firefighte­r looks back over 50-year career
• Airport set to support good county causes
• Vineyard epitome of a start up business
• These fine 18th century French portrait paintings fetch £15,000 at auction
• Looking forward to April 1, when the Castle gates open
• Conservati­on plans for 14th century paintings at church
• Six white wines which are often overlooked
• Change for the better is not only possible, it’s happening, so there is hope out there
• The UK has an excellent climate to grow fruit and veg
• Impossible for overnight ‘green energy’
• Mortgage prisoners must be freed, says Martin Lewis
• Bonneville, Bank of Dave and The Gold
• Artist Anne Grebby relishes her cathedral residency
• Strictly star Karen is now on tour
• Runners of all ages show they’re up for a challenge in race series

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