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    21km of temporary cycleways given go-ahead in W. Sussex at cost of £780,000

    28 September 2020 by stacey-lime

    The seven new routes are being put in “To promote cycling to enable sustainable travel choices on key commuting routes to relieve the pressures on public transport and as an alternative to the car,” West Sussex County Council says. “The schemes will provide improved travel choice for both residents and visitors and help to link …

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    Secret knitting circle stitches together two wheeled marvels

    27 September 2020 by stacey-lime

    Caring4Sussex is always on the lookout for a good yarn –  especially as deadline approaches. And we found one in the knit of time!    East Preston villagers awoke one morning last month to discover their streets had been decorated overnight with knitted bicycles. The eye-catching exhibition is not a genius ploy to pull the …

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    £500,000 Covid-19 grants scheme launched for community groups and businesses

    27 September 2020 by stacey-lime

    Chichester District Council has launched a £500,000 discretionary grants scheme to support local community groups and businesses, as part of its Covid-19 recovery plan. £250,000 will be allocated to community groups and £250,000 will go to supporting businesses based within the Chichester district. Applications can be made to either scheme, but not both. “We understand …

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    Council refuses to build 11,700 houses over 10 years

    22 September 2020 by stacey-lime

    Horsham District Council has refused to provide 1,715 homes a year for the next decade, saying that although it recognises the strong demand for new homes in West Sussex, “it is difficult enough already to find land that has few constraints for development and to absorb 1,715 homes every year would make that task virtually …

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    Mid Sussex leisure centres due to re-open September 1

    1 September 2020 by stacey-lime

    Mid Sussex leisure centres due to re-open September 1 At a special council meeting on August 19, approval was given for new operating arrangements so that leisure centres could re-open in the district. Kings Leisure Centre in East Grinstead, the Dolphin Haywards Heath and the Triangle in Burgess Hill were all given the go-ahead after …

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    Tories lose two West Sussex councils as voters buck tradition

    26 June 2019 by stacey-lime

    In an incredible night for small parties and Independent candidates across the country on May 2, the Conservatives in West Sussex lost control of two out of five councils, with a considerably reduced majority in the remaining three. They also lost control of Rother, in East Sussex, in a third Sussex loss. In Brighton the …

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    Lancing’s ambition to be more ‘seasidy’ makes it onto ‘Have I Got News For You’

    22 May 2019 by stacey-lime

    The large seaside village, which sits between Worthing and Shoreham-on-Sea, has suddenly shot to fame with its idea to change its name, making it into not only local newspapers but the Daily Telegraph, Times, Guardian and Daily Mail. According to the parish council-led Lancing Vision Group, the addition of ‘on-Sea’ to its existing name would …

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    3,500 homes approved for Northern Arc at Burgess Hill

    29 March 2019 by stacey-lime

    Around 3,500 homes will be built on land known as the ‘Northern Arc’ just north of Burgess Hill now that Mid Sussex District Council has approved plans put forward by the government agency Homes England. The 481-acre includes three schools, sports and leisure facilities, ‘health provision’ and better highway infrastructure as well as the housing, …

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    Chichester Council agrees to upgrade Big Brother in city centre

    29 March 2019 by stacey-lime

    A project to update certain CCTV cameras in Chichester is being recommended by leading councillors. Chichester District Council’s Cabinet has agreed to recommend that the council invest £165,000 in upgrading a number of original city centre cameras, including reinstating two cameras in Avenue de Chartres.    The upgrade will significantly improve the quality of surveillance footage …

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    A27 Update – it’s back to the drawing board at Chichester…

    29 March 2019 by stacey-lime

    After years of suggestions, meetings, plans, money and arguments, going back as far as 2013, all options for an A27 bypass around Chichester have been shelved. An 11 January letter from the Highways Agency to the Leader of Chichester District Council, Tony Dignum, runs through the last two options still on the table, for a …

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    Melrose Care Home partners with Woodstock Day Nursery

    9 January 2019 by stacey-lime

    WORTHING, UK: Worthing-based care home Melrose has formed a partnership with a local nursery to share the benefits of inter-generational care between older residents and young children. Over the last four months, Melrose has developed the project with Woodstock Day Nursery, which sees two groups of six children visiting the care home on a weekly …

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    Ikea: council stalemate over Lancing plans is ‘disappointing’

    1 October 2018 by stacey-lime

    From The Argus CONTROVERSIAL plans to build an Ikea store and 600 homes were locked in stalemate last night. Hundreds of residents packed into a public meeting in Lancing in July – a year and a half after the plans were announced. But councillors voted to defer the decision until a later date on the …

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