West Sussex Gazette - 2023-03-29

• “It is morally unacceptab­le and it should be stopped.”
• Can the frontage of historic Midhurst hotel be saved?
• Free parking in Midhurst
• ‘Banksy’ artwork found in town centre?
• Marine forests – an environmen­tal story of hope
• New Arun Crematoriu­m is set to open in the summer
• Rise in calls to Sussex Police
• Plans for 45 riverside homes refused by district council
• Sussex dad call for immediate action to tackle brain tumours
• "I like to prove people wrong”
• Recovery mission complete to ID Arundel bomber crew
• Helping isolated people to return to ‘normal life’
• Chichester named 'best place to live’
• Loxwood Jazz, Gin and Blues Festival line-up
• Company launches new services
• Milliner pulls out all the stops for Wear A Hat Day
• Right to live without antisocial behaviour
• Chestnut Tree House
• John Piper’s shimmering aquatints of Brighton give voice to an English spirit
• Tangmere charity’s corporate ladies club at Goodwood
• One of the foremost Cap Classique producers
• Popular pub opens its doors again following a £265,000 revamp
• Plans to remodel station are given the green light
• Extra land needed for 1,300 homes
• Labour is credible again but needs to do a lot more
• Government is neglecting the nation’s health
• Demand for larger homes drives price growth up
• Take a journey to Middle Earth
• Interview Concerts back in Worthing
• Emsworth singers offer an evening of choral highlights
• Sussex Young Musician of 2023 search
• Photo expo from Focus Group
• Secondary pupils in honours at challenge

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