• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer
    Caring 4 Sussex logo

    Caring 4 Sussex

    For everyone who cares about Sussex

    • Home
    • About us
    • Advertising
    • Features
      • Read our latest issues
    • Gardening
    • Health
    • Local News
    • Contact us
    tulips in foreground

    Features

    You are here: Home / Features

    High blood pressure

    12 September 2019 by stacey-lime

    The tricky thing about detecting high blood pressure is it doesn’t have many symptoms – yet if it goes unnoticed it can result in some serious problems (see box), even death. Around a billion people in the world have high blood pressure – yet although this means about one in four adults have it, many …

    Read moreHigh blood pressure

    Getting to the heart of high blood pressure

    11 September 2019 by stacey-lime

    The tricky thing about detecting high blood pressure is it doesn’t have many symptoms – yet if it goes unnoticed it can result in some serious problems (see box), even death. Around a billion people in the world have high blood pressure – yet although this means about one in four adults have it, many …

    Read moreGetting to the heart of high blood pressure

    Sussex schools wage war on distant drug dealers targeting teenagers

    11 September 2019 by stacey-lime

    The heads of 11 Sussex secondary schools have joined forces against ‘County Lines’ drug pushers in the county, who the police say are targeting secondary school children to deal illegal drugs for them. In a collective letter sent just before the six-week summer vacation to the parents of pupils at Worthing schools Bohunt, Chatsmore, Davison, …

    Read moreSussex schools wage war on distant drug dealers targeting teenagers

    Berlin: 30 years since the Wall came down, it’s a city of memories

    9 September 2019 by stacey-lime

    Since man has been capable of stacking one rock on top of another, we have been building walls to keep The Others out. There is evidence to suggest the walls of Jericho were built for defensive purposes as well as flood protection, we’re pretty certain Hadrian’s Wall was constructed by the Romans to protect their …

    Read moreBerlin: 30 years since the Wall came down, it’s a city of memories

    Sussex cricketer Jofra Archer in meteoric rise as England bowler

    9 September 2019 by stacey-lime

    As Caring4Sussex went to press, the cricket fans in the editorial office were still reeling from an outstanding third Ashes test victory by England – snatched from the jaws of what seemed like certain defeat by Ben Stokes’s heroics and stalwart tail-ender Jack Leach. It had seemed impossible, thanks to a woeful first innings score …

    Read moreSussex cricketer Jofra Archer in meteoric rise as England bowler

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

    30 June 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 …

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

    Fill your baskets – and enjoy the glory in the flower

    26 June 2019 by stacey-lime

    Now is the time for making your summer hanging baskets. Although they have their detractors, hanging baskets have some amazing qualities in their favour. Not only do they brighten up your walls, they add a new dimension which draws the eye and are only restricted by the extent of your creative impulses. If you only …

    Read moreFill your baskets – and enjoy the glory in the flower

    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 …

    Read moreTories lose two West Sussex councils as voters buck tradition

    On board Titanic: real footage resurrected by a film expert in Worthing

    26 June 2019 by stacey-lime

    When Simon Papouis saw the three unlabelled reels of film, he knew instantly they were old. 1920s old, at the very youngest. They’d been sent to him by a customer from Cornwall, whose husband had jemmied open an old brown leather suitcase she’d inherited from distant relatives. She had heard these relatives had ties with …

    Read moreOn board Titanic: real footage resurrected by a film expert in Worthing

    D-Day landings launched from our beaches 75 years ago

    25 June 2019 by stacey-lime

    Seventy-five years ago, the pebble beaches of West Sussex crunched not under the feet of welly-booted dog walkers and flip-flopping sunseekers as they do today, but by thousands of pairs of soldiers’ boots, tank tyres and landing craft. Close your eyes for a moment and imagine the scene as you strolled along any prom or …

    Read moreD-Day landings launched from our beaches 75 years ago

    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 …

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

    Our Queen – in Bognor

    22 May 2019 by stacey-lime

    1929: It’s difficult to imagine our current Queen Elizabeth once being a child herself, but here she is, at the age of two, making sandcastles in the garden of Craigwell House, Aldwick, Bognor Regis – just like any other child. She was there visiting King George V, her grandfather, who was recuperating from a serious …

    Read moreOur Queen – in Bognor
    • ← Previous
    • Go to page 1
    • Go to page 2
    • Go to page 3
    • Go to page 4
    • Interim pages omitted …
    • Go to page 7
    • Next →

    Get in Contact

    For further information, to request delivery to your organisation, or for advertising enquiries call 07887 350797.

    Get in touch!

    Social

    Follow along on social media

    Contact

    Get in touch with us here

    01903 537337

    Email Us

    Pages

    Home

    About Us

    Features

    Latest Issues

    Gardening

    Pages

    Advertising

    Health

    Local News

    Contact Us

    T’s & C’s

    About Us

    Caring 4 Sussex is a free, full colour quarterly magazine packed with interesting features and information for everyone who cares about Sussex and its people.

    © Copyright 2020 Limepixel

    Return to top