West Sussex Gazette - 2023-04-12

• Traders call for rate rebates following A29 road closure
• CUCKOO CALLING
• Feedback needed for plans to change in-hospital stroke care
• Climping beach to be left to 'natural management'
• Support for ‘hobbit’ house plan
• Plans for 108 new homes at decommissi­oned brickworks
• Plague of potholes drives residents to distractio­n in Horsham who say patched-up holes are a ‘waste of time’
• County has a ‘zero’ score for active travel delivery
• Praise for youth officer
• Mum Tiffany has lost 'freedom' following cancer diagnosis
• Publican models for cheeky sign
• Scheme to save on energy bills
• Knighthood for IT role with Icelandic
• Hospice chief ’s retirement
• New High Sheriffs among first to be chosen by King
• Inspiratio­nal Stacey is set for games
• Proposals to improve a community
• Major project to restore historic parish church
• Easter, and a visit to Arundel Post Office
• Magical memories
• The bold and distinctiv­e work of Clarice Cliff, British designer and industrial­ist
• Clinic to lead Alzheimer’s study to diagnose the disease
• Quality wines from the mountains of Roussillon
• New radio group aims to aid access to DAB digital airwaves
• This time of the year was ‘the hunger gap’ in Tudor times, where food was scarce
• Red Tractor farms are 10 times less likely to cause pollution
• Tending fields, and a warning on dogs
• Mortgage rate drop boosts housing market
• Verses on the Sussex country
• A look behind the scenes when a theatre goes dark
• Author’s new book, City of Birds
• Sussex teams vie for futsal glory
• It’s wet but still wonderful: city race series comes to exciting end

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