West Sussex Gazette - 2023-05-10

• Turtle committed to safeguardi­ng shelled creatures
• Bognor beach could be one of the ‘most polluted’ in the UK
• Rebranding for airport
• Plans for 80 homes and a coworking hub resubmitte­d
• Plans to extend wind farm sub -station
• A popular poplar in Shoreham has been saved after a housing associatio­n came up with a ‘compromise design’
• Alarming rise in emergency food parcels from foodbank
• Plans for 5G phone mast
• Staff scour the country for missing 'incredible artefact’
• Charity walk will be in memory of ‘Mr Lurve’
• Walking & talking group
• ‘Best conservati­on news this year’ – 100 homes refused
• More than 100 people walk 184 miles for charity
• The King’s role in the Commonweal­th
• We give talks to schools
• Fine English porcelain from the Donald Church and Michael Godfrey collection­s
• Castle to host internatio­nal jousting tournament
• Family-owned Bodega makes best Manzanilla
• ‘Pawsome’ kennels will be designed at Goodwoof 2023
• Volunteer Mike marks 50 years at Samaritans
• Pride in my daughter’s mental health fundraiser
• Jazz, Gin and Blues Festival’s sax workshop
• Prevailing view is Defra is at best a troubled department
• Notable moment in our history
• Price about-turn fuels property market optimism
• Mortgage selection improves
• Beatle George’s 80th birthday
• Barns Green Players celebrate
• Petworth Festival unveils its summer programme
• Film “in memory of all the lost aviators”
• Chi Pride set to welcome La Voix
• Smith says Sussex stint shouldn’t be seen as damaging to England

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