West Sussex Gazette - 2024-01-24

• Breakthrou­gh in bid to tackle anti-social driving on A29
• Plans approved for up to 850 homes west of Chichester
• Raising a glass to Kay
• Price increase at council car parks recommende­d
• The impact on patients of strike
• Water quality rated poor for second year running
• Need for emergency food has increased ‘significan­tly’
• ‘No practices in Sussex that provide NHS services can afford to be NHS dentists alone. They need private income.’
• Arun budget shortfall tobemet?
• Community warden’s key scheme could save a life
• Proposal for flats behind rail station
• Kind donors could help fix Minnie’s broken heart
• Health centre’s robotic arm
• Enriching communitie­s and supporting worthy groups
• ‘We have to demonstrat­e that there’s still some compassion left.’
• Centre site sale will free up council funds
• Loyal Max marks four decades with the RNLI
• Discounted rail tickets are up for grabs
• 2024 Shipley Arts Festival is launched at Toovey’s – tickets are now available
• Residents launch fight to save a local village pub
• Celebrate Australia Day this Friday 26th January
• "See that girl, I’m going to marry her” and he wasn’t wrong!
• Museum celebrates the 90th birthday of long-standing volunteer Alan Wood
• Winter warmers – and doing the penguin
• Red Tractor troubles, and the problem of ‘skimpflati­on’
• Livestock are part of the solution
• Jane Asher makes Chi Festival debut
• Family fun on offer at classical concert
• Pavilion reach national last 16
• Simpson and Mills picked to lead Sussex – but changes may follow
• Rocks ace backed to double his goal tally

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