Fans queue overnight for FA Cup tickets
FA CUP fever returned to Broadfield Stadium at Crawley this weekend as eager fans queued overnight to reserve their tickets for the biggest match for many years involving a West Sussex club.Non-League...
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ANNABELL Alexander celebrates the centenary of International Women’s Day (IWD) in Littlehampton Museum’s Hearne Room Gallery.Her exhibition is entitled Women By Women and features artwork created by...
View ArticlePaul still getting back to the roots with blues
50 years ago next year, there was an explosion that changed musician and broadcaster Paul Jones’ life - the blues explosion.“The blues hit us over here in Britain in 1962,” recalls Paul who’s still...
View ArticleTracy continues her love affair with coastal town
FOMER Coronation Street star Tracy Shaw continues her love affair with both live theatre and Worthing in particular with a trip to the Connaught Theatre with the comedy thriller Busybody (Tuesday,...
View ArticleChallenging delights aim to be accessible to everyone
ONE OF Chichester’s best-kept secrets hopes to be a secret no more in 2011 - the year the ShowRoom hopes to convince the city that its doors are open to everyone.Over the past eight or so years, the...
View ArticleBeer is back
THE second annual Ropetackle Beer & Music Festival hits Shoreham on Friday, February 11 and Saturday, February 12, in association with The Dark Star Brewing Company and Attila The...
View ArticleFoot and Mouth disease is back in Europe and ports are at risk
WARM but windy weather feels more like early March than February, but the mild weather is certainly waking up the plants and greening up the grass. Wild daffodils have joined snowdrops on the roadside...
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WIN three family tickets to Arundel Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust in the first of our halt term activity idea giveaways.The show comes from Worthing’s real ice rink this week where we meet a Hollyoaks...
View ArticleFindon horses bound for Cheltenham
A QUARTET of horses from Findon is heading to the Cheltenham Festival in March, trainer Nick Gifford revealed at Fontwell Park. Straw Bear, Nomecheki, Dee Ee Williams and Tullamore Dew are the four,...
View ArticleTeenager Kate takes fame to a new level
A BOGNOR Regis singer-songwriter is aiming to send her on-line fan numbers rocketing in a bid to secure US record label interest.Eighteen-year-old Kate Fletcher, who attended The Sylvia Young Theatre...
View ArticleFour rare birds had turned up out of the blue
THERE was great excitement on the seawall at Fishbourne this week. Four rare birds turned up out of the blue and brought in the crowds. Normally I have this estuary almost to myself as I do the monthly...
View ArticleCalf proves a suckling non-starter
NEW calves continue to enter the herd with reassuring rapidity. Up to now none have presented any problems with suckling, but there is always a first, and we have a definite non starter in our midst. A...
View ArticleTrust leads with meter
THE National Trust is leading the way for water conservation in the South East after inviting Southern Water to install water meters at historic Petworth House.Southern Water is installing water meters...
View ArticleGrants available in Community Chest
IT’S TIME to say ‘Cheers!’ once again as the lid of the West Sussex Community Chest is raised to reveal a stash of cash which could help volunteer organisations, charities and community groups across...
View ArticleVan tyre abuse on the rise, says TyreSafe
An increasing number of van and other light commercial vehicle operators in the UK are at risk of causing a tyre related accident as they are failing to look after the condition of their tyres...
View ArticleAC returns to Geneva with international line-up
AC Cars, one of the oldest and most prestigious world heritage automotive brands, which celebrates its 110th birthday next month during the Geneva Show, is returning to world’s most important Show with...
View ArticleHow to manage a property
ANYONE who is letting a property will understand the importance of good property management. Covering everything from lost front door keys to broken boilers, properties need looking after. If it’s your...
View ArticleCensus - ‘most important form you will fill in’
IT’S one of the most important forms you will ever fill in - that’s the message from West Sussex County Council’s Cabinet Member for Finance and Resources as the 2011 Census approaches.Michael Brown...
View ArticleHooligans take prize
WEST Sussex Riding Club organised a Winter Indoor Team Dressage event at Brinsbury recently when 16 different teams took part, with Horsham Hooligans winning the senior section with 13 points, with The...
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