West Sussex Gazette - 2024-04-17

• Flooding across West Sussex PM in Sussex to launch crackdown on retail crime
• Graffiti calls for action
• ‘We don't believe in imposing topped down housing targets’
• Worthing man runs the length of Africa and raises £700k
• People urged to complete nature survey
• In three months, £3.5m was lost to county fraudsters
• Archaeolog­ical discovery will not delay developmen­t plans
• Outbreak of norovirus at St Richard’s Hospital in Chichester leads to a ‘critical incident’ being declared
• Key hotel meeting put back
• Severe flooding incident at West Sussex holiday park
• City centre exercise next month
• Support for free car parking petition
• New Custos appointed
• Toddler with rare condition is ‘very lucky’ to be alive
• Farmers call for immediate action over severe flooding
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• New funds for university healthcare degrees
• Good turnout for meeting on project plans
• Country pub named best in the county
• Harbour could be first employee owned marina
• Higher spending on defence is necessary
• Trekking mountains for carers – a father's journey
• Old cars and buses draw the crowds at the Amberley Museum’s themed weekend
• An ‘important part of motor racing history’ is saved and restored
• Fabulously fruity wines from Malbec grapes
• Big boost for nature as grants are announced for conservati­on projects
• People in politics should never do trendy
• The knock-on effects of the recent, very wet weather
• Spring masks deep concerns for the future
• Average UK house price fell by around £2,900 in March
• Some homes leaking money
• ‘We all have it in us to be criminals’
• How a play comes together at the Chi Festival Theatre
• “A ruthless and cutthroat world”
• Chichester athletes enjoy one of best days at Sussex road relays
• Trip are masters of relays to claim gold

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