Sussex Police will be carrying out a 'surge' against serious violence after...
A £1million boost for Sussex Police has been promised by the Home Office to help in the fight against serious violence knife crime.The news was announced this evening by Sussex police and crime...
View ArticlePolice looking to trace owner of runaway sheep in Bognor
Police officers are trying to locate the owner of ten sheep that escaped from fields between Bognor and the A259 this afternoon.Arun Police said the runaway sheep returned home after being found...
View ArticleNude swimming introduced at Arundel Lido for The Great British Skinny Dip
Naturists will be able to go costume-free at Arundel Lido when the outdoor pool joins in The Great British Skinny Dip for the first time.This thrilling new event will give adults the opportunity to...
View ArticlePlans to reduce size of Thakeham’s new village shop approved
Plans to reduce the size of a village shop planned for Thakeham have been approved by councillors, despite objections from residents.When the original planning permission was granted for the...
View ArticleSussex Police Chief Inspector and Sergeant who had sex on duty guilty of...
A Sussex Police Chief Inspector and a Sergeant who had sex while on duty have been found guilty gross misconduct.Former Chief Inspector Rob Leet also met a woman for sex while on duty who he knew was a...
View ArticleWest Sussex singing group set up to help people with Parkinson’s
The Worthing and Washington branch of Parkinson’s UK has started a singing group for people affected by the condition and their families.The launch is part of a national network, following the success...
View ArticleConservative election leaflet accused of being ‘misleading’ on food waste...
A Conservative election leaflet is ‘misleading’ due to claims it makes about food waste collections, a Horsham mum has argued.Lucy Holloway, along with two others, set up a petition last year calling...
View ArticleBillingshurst business park and new A29 roundabout approved
A new business park on the northern edge of Billingshurst and a roundabout on the A29 have both been approved by councillors this week.The Dunmoore Group is planning to develop a greenfield site south...
View ArticleHorsham students get a taste of France on exchange trip to Bordeaux
Students at a Horsham college have been getting in touch with their French side on an exchange trip.The cultural visit saw Collyer’s students journeying to the beautiful city of Bordeaux. Highlights...
View ArticleHomewise staff support ‘invaluable’ Guild Care work by volunteering
Volunteering at the Guild Care Centre in Worthing has given staff from Homewise an insight into the services there and highlighted just how important they are to older people.Based in Liverpool...
View ArticleThis is how you can shape the future of Horsham Park
A town centre group is offering the chance to shape the future of Horsham Park.Friends of Horsham Park are encouraging budding garden designers to submit designs to brighten up a neglected raised...
View ArticleSevere delays after collision on A27 bypass
Severe delays are reported on the A27 bypass due to a collision between a car and a lorry.The incident reported at Stockbridge roundabout has led to traffic building up on the A286 Birdham Road...
View ArticleWest Sussex rape arrest - Man, 30, is bailed
A man has been released on police bail after a woman reported she had been raped on Sunday, Sussex Police has revealed.In a statement released yesterday (Tuesday), police said a woman reported she had...
View ArticleHorsham student, 17, wins at business competition despite being youngest entrant
A Horsham student has been crowned winner of a competition for young entrepreneurs, despite being the youngest contestant.Billy Venner, 17, from Collyer’s, won Young Start-up Talent (YST) 2019 - a...
View ArticleWorthing mums celebrated at afternoon tea
Two mums were treated to afternoon tea after their daughters won a competition run by a Worthing funeral director.Lailah Maizi, four, said her mum Nazha was precious and added she was ‘going to take...
View ArticleWest Sussex Tory association chairman claims Theresa May is ‘abusing’ party...
A Conservative association chairman in West Sussex has told Theresa May she is ‘abusing’ both party members and supporting voters over Brexit.In his letter to the Prime Minister, Geoff Thorpe described...
View ArticleRSPB Pulborough Brooks to hold binocular and telescope open weekend
A binocular and telescope open weekend will allow visitors to a Pulborough reserve to get up close and personal with nature.The free event at RSPB Pulborough Brooks is suitable for all levels of bird...
View Article‘Think before going to A&E’ - health trust message to Horsham and Crawley...
A plea has gone out to people across Horsham and Crawley to ‘think before going to A&E’ over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.A Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH) statement says: “The...
View ArticleChief Inspector and Sergeant who had sex on duty sacked from Sussex Police
A Sussex Police Chief Inspector and a Sergeant who had sex while on duty have been sacked for gross misconduct.Former Chief Inspector Rob Leet also met a woman for sex while on duty who he knew was a...
View ArticleManager abused trust and stole £4,100 from elderly residents at Sussex care home
The manager of a Sussex care home spent two years fleecing elderly residents out of a shocking £4,000.Bryony Treloar was entrusted with caring for 70 vulnerable people at Summerley Care Home in...
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