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How Zico, Guus Hiddink and Gheorghe Hagi have helped shape Kazim-Richards’ football philosophy
Colin Kazim-Richards has told how his extensive playing career has shaped his approach to his new role in the dugout.
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Tortoises come out of their shell to check-in to new hibernation hotel in Crawley
An independent veterinary practice has unveiled a unique hibernation hotel for tortoises at its new £3.5m Crawley practice.
Amberley Court School pupils learn how to grow with Squire's garden centre
Pupils from Amberley Court School have been rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty this spring as part of Squire’s Garden Centres’ much-loved Grow Your Own Chips initiative.
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Capturing the magic of country legend Dolly Parton - Crawley date
Kelly O’Brien is country legend Dolly Parton in The Dolly Show as it hits the road with dates including East and West Sussex.
Chapman and Adeyemo earn high praise from Crawley Town manager
Colin Kazim-Richards was full of praise for Jacob Chapman after the Crawley Town goalkeeper was named the club’s Player of the Month for the third successive month.
London Gatwick: These are the latest flight delays and cancellations – Friday, April 10
These are the delays and cancellations to and from London Gatwick so far today (Friday, April 10).
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Southwater author offers new volume of short stories
Southwater author Kevin Gargini is in print with a new volume of short stories Bad Decisions and Better Stories, published by Amazon at £5.99, available online at Amazon and at Natty Noo in Horsham.
Letter to the editor: If standing as an independent makes me a 'novice' - so be it
Crawley's politically-experienced Councillor and Leader of the Conservative Group states [‘Use your vote wisely in May’, Duncan Crow, April 8]:
In pictures: Is the this the most awarded pub in Sussex?
The Brickmakers Alehouse in Sea Road, Bexhill has been crowned South East Sussex Pub of the Year by real ale body CAMRA
Spring in full bloom: Tulleys Tulip Fest draws crowds amid glorious Sussex sunshine - In pictures
West Sussex has been basking in springtime splendour as visitors flock to Tulleys Farm’s Tulip Fest.
Police ‘concerned’ for man missing from Newchapel
Police are ‘concerned’ for a man reported missing from Newchapel, according to a Surrey Police press release.
Letter to the editor: Seven years of 'private land' signs in Ifield Brook Meadows - remove them!
For seven years, the communities of Ifield, Bewbush & Ifield West have been confronted with ugly signage in beautiful Ifield Brook Meadows:
Aldi calls on Sussex shoppers to donate pet food in store for National Pet Month
Aldi is encouraging shoppers in Sussex to donate pet food at its in-store community donation points this April to mark National Pet Month, as more families feel the impact of rising costs when caring for pets.
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New film offers crucial knife crime warning
Two West Sussex teenagers feature in an important new film warning about the dangers of carrying a knife.
Crawley man arrested after motorcyclist sustains ‘serious injuries’ in Cranleigh crash
A man from Crawley has been arrested after a motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash in Cranleigh, according to a Surrey Police press release.
East Grinstead occupational therapist found in bag in Kenya as a baby volunteers for international charity
An occupational therapist from East Grinstead has spoken about how she was found in a bag in Kenya as a baby.
Funding appeal to give disabled people in Sussex a break
They all have the most amazing time - but it costs around £10,000 and the charity behind the trip is appealing for help.
Calls for action over 'dangerous boy racers': Sussex Police speak out
Sussex Police have spoken out following concerns over ‘boy racers’ staging dangerous stunts on roads around Horsham.
In pictures: Famous Sussex bluebell walk returns for its 53rd year
The popular Arlington Bluebell Walk is returning for its 53rd year.
Political opinion with Cllr Duncan Crow: Local government reorganisation has become a shambles
I have never seen such trying times in local government. The service demand pressures, and financial pressures are well-documented, but when things are tough, it would really help if the government didn’t deliberately make things worse!