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Three arrests made after young man 'suffered a cut to his face' in Worthing
Multiple arrests have been made after reports of an assault in Worthing.
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Crawley Town boss makes rallying call to fans ahead of final three games of the season
Colin Kazim-Richards believes the Crawley Town fans can make a huge difference in the final games of the season.
'Like Piccadilly Circus': Busy bus route blamed for residents' noise misery
Residents living on an estate between Horsham and Crawley say their lives are being made a misery by hundreds of buses passing their homes every day.
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West Sussex Philharmonic Choir offer Handel’s Theodora
Jonathan Lucas Wood, new musical director with the West Sussex Philharmonic Choir, is loving the work they are doing together.
Funeral homes come together to support more families across Crawley and Sussex
C&T Radmall Funeral Services – proudly supporting families in Burgess Hill, Henfield and Horsham since 1989 – has entered an exciting new chapter by joining its sister brand, The Martins Funeral Directors in Crawley.
Holy Trinity School hosts its first Come and See Family Day
Holy Trinity School in Crawley recently hosted its first Come and See Family Day, welcoming Year 5 students and their parents or guardians for a taste of secondary school life.
Reform Party leader Nigel Farage in flying visit to Crawley
Reform Party leader Nigel Farage posed for selfies with supporters during a flying visit to Crawley yesterday (Wednesday April 15).
Aldi donates 8,700 meals to Sussex families over Easter
Supermarket chain Aldi distributed thousands of meals across the county with the aim of helping families who may have struggled with the added cost of Easter and the school holidays.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski visits Sussex village to see work of Community Fridge
Green Party leader Zack Polanski visited Forest Row Community Fridge on Wednesday, April 15, to learn about the work of its volunteers.
Ten year ban for Sussex man who mistreated his dog
A dog owner from Hastings, who was filmed striking and kicking his dog, has been banned from keeping dogs for ten years, following a prosecution by the RSPCA
In pictures: Historic stream train pays a visit to Sussex
The golden age of steam returned to the Hastings rail line on Wednesday April 26 when the Sussex Belle train visited,
Crawley Town boss will not let relegation rivals' scores interfere in Shrewsbury clash
Colin Kazim-Richards will not let scores elsewhere on Saturday interfere with his Crawley Town side’s clash with Shrewsbury Town at the Broadfield Stadium.
Cottesmore School joins forces with Maiden Cricket
Like many schools, Cottesmore girls had been playing cricket in boys’ uniforms - until last year, when they received new girl specific, Cottesmore branded cricket kits from Maiden.
Man, 31, missing from Crawley
Police are searching for a man who has been reported missing from Crawley.
New chief executive offers her first Brighton Festival - its 60th edition
Brighton Festival celebrates its 60th festival this year with a wide-ranging and exciting programme from May 2-25.
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Celebrating Cher as the superstar turns 80 - Portsmouth date
In the year Cher turns 80, Rachael Hawnt, winner of ITV’s Starstruck, hits the road with her biggest tour yet, The Shoop Shoop Show – The Cher Collection.
London Gatwick: These are the latest flight delays and cancellations – Thursday, April 16
These are the delays and cancellations to and from London Gatwick so far today (Thursday, April 16).
Drink-driver accelerated towards Crawley police officer on foot, who 'narrowly avoided serious injury', say police
A drink-driver who accelerated towards a police officer on foot has been sentenced in court, Sussex Police said.
Man jailed for 'unprovoked assault' on man in Crawley
A man who carried out an unprovoked assault on a man returning home to Crawley has been jailed, Sussex Police said.
Top teachers to run London Marathon for disadvantaged children
A Surrey headteacher and a Sussex assistant headteacher will run the London Marathon next month to raise money for disadvantaged schoolchildren.