West Sussex Gazette - 2023-03-22

• The Angel Inn must be rebuilt and restored
• Delving into the world of Middle Earth’s creator
• New homes in Petworth
• Siblings design speed safety sign at new developmen­t
• Council may need to use powers
• Premier Inn Hotel could make millions for a local economy
• West Sussex County Council launches new scheme to supercharg­e business connectivi­ty across the county
• New special educationa­l needs school for West Sussex
• Meeting centre plans agreed
• Earl De La Warr appointed as Society’s president for 2023
• Blue plaque to remember trailblazi­ng female pilot
• Villagers warn road closure costs ‘running over £1million’
• Horsham’s Last female taxi driver is retiring
• Have your say on A259 upgrades
• Missing cat back with owners – after five years
• Council will not delay Local Plan
• This is an exciting time for tourism
• Can you help a pre-school?
• Parham celebrates 75 years of welcoming us in Tudor splendour – the covers are off!
• Museum offers money saving tips from our thrifty past
• Food Friendly Albariño from Rias Baixas
• National Highways’ winning design for ‘Gantry of the Future’
• It’s wheely good news as disability scooters launched in South Downs National Park
• Have we lost all the lessons we learned in lockdown?
• Time to turn the tables on the supermarke­t’s junk food cycle
• Peril of lack of food selfsuffic­iency
• Demand properties falls for tenth month in a row
• Home-owning still cheapest
• Company back with Our House
• KT Tunstall to play Worthing
• Preview for Chichester Open Studios art trail for this year
• Cinema marks 20 years with a fun day
• Ladies 1sts are crowned champs

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