West Sussex Gazette - 2023-05-03

• Traders’ fury at continued closure of crucial road
• ‘Not acceptable’ – 247-hour sewage release into the sea
• Swimmer is disgusted
• Businesses across Sussex can invest in renewable energy
• District council agrees farm plans
• MP hears about upgrade to Petworth’s mobile signals
• Village roads ‘are like a third world country’ – Residents call on the county council take action against potholes
• Marine rewilding project’s boost to restore kelp forests
• Adur on lowenergy chart
• Data shows what Rolls-Royce means to the local economy
• New bench is a fitting tribute to Trevor
• From lecturer to lumberjack
• Julie is feline good as she starts ‘cat butler' business
• Charity’s 30 years of care
• Gatwick Airport’s recovery is good news for the region
• Family-owned business opens showroom
• Much-loved scuplture gardens to open again
• Unique bakery has opened up in Worthing
• I share view tackling crime is top priority
• Chestnut Tree House
• A new monarch is to be crowned in Westminste­r Abbey: God save the King!
• Children’s flag designs to help mark the Coronation
• A selection of sparkling wines fit for a King!
• Coronation fun will bring the community together to celebrate
• A royal invite for Nara – an inspiratio­nal ‘heroine’
• Two inspiring open gardens in Barnham
• Agricultur­e’s ‘crucial part’ in achieving net zero target
• Custodians of the UK’s countrysid­e
• Average price for first-time buyers hits record high
• Housing debt fears on the rise
• World’s first ABBA tribute band in drag
• Classic 60s band to play Southsea
• Galatea a Brighton Festival highlight
• Seniors and girls at Horsham CC get ready for an exciting season

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