West Sussex Gazette - 2023-05-31

• More protests against sewage dumping in Sussex waters
• Church organ pipes stolen from Grade I-listed church
• Repairs to historic Angel Inn in Midhurst a ‘complex project’
• Former garden centre plans stopped
• Volunteers archaeolog­ists hope to unearth more secrets
• Animal-rescue charity appeals for more dog foster carers after record numbers of people wanting to give up their pets
• Appeal underway against refusal of plan for 200 new homes
• Money spent on rail stations
• Painting marks anniversar­y of The Dambusters air raid
• Dream of being a pilot has come true for 88-year-old
• Teen’s charity tower abseil
• Sussex games designer takes on BBC’s sewing challenge
• Fighting for the future of live music at The Welly
• A day of action to help people with dementia
• Brewery backs local charities with £50k fund
• Look out for Stag beetles this summer
• Safeguardi­ng cash, and hospital upgrade
• Introducin­g The Big Hoot
• In celebratio­n of a beautiful corner of England – 130 years of Borde Hill Garden
• Star count shows divided Sussex on light pollution
• The perfect restaurant in the Dordogne
• Hospice’s fundraiser will be bigger and better than ever
• Lush habitats are created all over the South Downs for the bees to flourish and thrive
• Making the most of English Heritage
• Brave new dairy venture is starting up in North Wales
• Corn bikers, trolling and a lesson learned
• Average house price hits record high in May
• Insurance prices on the rise
• Music group launches Festival
• Worthing Festival line-up is ready
• New songs from Chantel in set
• Priscilla Ritchie expo on until June 4
• Bird has a flying start to Porsche series

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