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Roadworks scheduled for the Horsham district
West Sussex County Council has announced its schedule of surface dressing treatment to roads ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend.
Cowfold business author had ‘time of her life’ writing book
Drawing on more than 20 years of experience at the top of her profession a Cowfold woman has co-authored a fictional tale on leadership .
VIDEO: Painting group to hold spring exhibition video
The Horsham Painting Group is holding its spring exhibition and sale at the Quaker Meeting House, Worthing Road on Saturday, May 25 between 10am and 4pm.
VIDEO: Horsham girl, 9, chops off hair for charity wig video
A young Horsham girl has donated 30cm of hair to help make a wig for other children who have lost their own through cancer treatment.
VIDEO: Kirdford exhibition held over exploratory drilling proposals video
The energy company behind plans for exploratory drilling for oil and gas near Wisborough Green held a public exhibition at the weekend.
Videos and slideshows
VIDEO: Cancer recovery leads to patchwork project video
Fighting off cancer led a Horsham woman to take her business, stitching up patchwork pieces of art, to the next level while also raising money for charity.
VIDEO: Pavilions’ car park speed bumps altered after reader ridicule video
After readers ridiculed six new speed bumps at the exit of the Pavilions’ car park two have been removed.
VIDEO: CC clothing store, Swan Walk, marks its 40th ‘birthday’ video
CC in Horsham celebrated its 40th year with birthday cake and bubbly.
VIDEO: Ceramic Shack - coming soon to Piries Place video
A new pottery painting studio is opening soon in Piries Place.
Showhomes at Durrants Village, Faygate, opened by Horsham MP video
The showhomes at Durrants Village, on the site of Agate’s Yard, Faygate, were offically opened by Horsham MP Francis Maude on Friday.
Regional
Fatboy Slim to headline Bestival
Fatboy Slim has been announced as the final headliner for Bestival's 10th anniversary event on the Isle of Wight
Atomic group admits safety failings
The Atomic Weapons Establishment, which makes and maintains warheads for the UK's Trident nuclear deterrent, has admitted putting employees at risk at a site in Berkshire.
Seafarers become Dementia Friends
A maritime care home in Surrey has joined the national Dementia Friends campaign as part of its on-going drive to both expand its specialist care provision and provide a wider support network for the families of residents suffering from the disease.
Thousands cheer marines' homecoming
A mother-of-five from Hastings travelled to Somerset with 13 members of her family to welcome home Royal Marines from their final deployment in Afghanistan.
'Inspirational' teacher wins award
An "inspirational" Kent headteacher has won the Pearson Teaching Award for Headteacher of the Year in a Primary School in the South East of England.
Business
Iron man triathlete business doctor
A four-time Ironman triathlete is applying his drive for success in the business arena by bringing Business Doctors, one of the UK’s fastest growing support service for small and medium-sized businesses.
Business Blunders - how to avoid them
Is it a fact that so many businesses fail to consider external influences when planning for growth?
Tanbridge House School pupils instilled with advice on leadership
Leaders from sport, local government, media and business shared a wealth of experience on leadership with Tanbridge House School pupils last month.
VIDEO: Cancer recovery leads to patchwork project video
Fighting off cancer led a Horsham woman to take her business, stitching up patchwork pieces of art, to the next level while also raising money for charity.
Cranleigh department store’s new fashion department proves a hit
Manns of Cranleigh has launched its new women’s fashion department featuring famous brands and local talent.
County Times Magazine
EXCLUSIVE: New flight paths from Gatwick could affect thousands in Sussex video
If a second runway is built at Gatwick Airport, new flight paths would affect thousands of people living in Sussex.
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Star Trek actress to star in Horsham feature film
A fact-based investigative thriller to be filmed in and around Horsham will star Marina Sirtis, known for her role as ‘Counselor Deanna Troi’ in Star Trek.
Where do you take a client to lunch?
‘Let’s do lunch’ is the saying that we all associate with the non-stop working environment. Most of us have to watch our pennies and stick to homemade sandwiches, but every now and then it’s nice to hear those three words and get away from the office for an afternoon treat.
THE INTERVIEW: Preacher turned politician combines church and council... Theo Cronin speaks to new deputy leader Helena Croft
Church, council, and Conservatives – the communities around which Helena Croft’s life centres.
District’s ‘little oasis in the middle of all the madness’
Village profile on Mannings Heath and Nuthurst whose residents have held a close community spirit throughout the years.
Columnists
Nick Herbert: Neighbourhood plans help to protect villages
Housing, planning, inadequate local infrastructure... these are the issues about which constituents write to me the most. This concern was reflected in a public meeting which I addressed in Henfield on Friday, attended by several hundred villagers.
Cows needing a bit more legroom in the parlour
Showers, some of them quite heavy have freshened things up no end these last few days. It had got quite dry, and whilst there is plenty of moisture further down, the rain has helped germinate seeds and water young seedlings.
Francis Maude: new ‘village’ in a most peaceful place
One of my first meetings on Friday was a regular catch-up with Divisional Commander for West Sussex, Chief Superintendent Walker and Horsham District Commander, Chief Inspector Hodges.
Ray Dawe: sad reality for democracy is that only a third voted
In last week’s County Times people wrote in about the recent elections. One letter started, ‘Can I be the only person worried about our local elections?’ and then went on to say, ‘you are given a voting slip with the candidates’ names and political parties. That’s all that’s available… so please can we… in this day and age make these elections meaningful’. Another person said, ‘We received advance literature from only one candidate’.
Nick Herbert: Queen looked radiant at Westminster
The State Opening of Parliament is always a splendid occasion, and after the news
National
Singer 'fine' after new car drama
Chart star George Michael has been airlifted to hospital for treatment to head injuries after a motorway accident - the latest car drama for the troubled singer.
Tribute to 'beautiful' daughter
The father of a 20-month-old toddler who was found dead at a house has spoken of the loss of his "uniquely beautiful" daughter who meant the world to him.
'Dismay' over Litvinenko ruling
The widow of poisoned spy Alexander Litvinenko has accused a coroner of abandoning his search for the truth about Russian state responsibility for her husband's death.
Dead children name usage 'common'
It was "common practice" for undercover police officers within Scotland Yard to use dead children's identities, an investigation has found.
Bridger's 'mental block' over body
The man accused of murdering April Jones told police he had a "mental block" about what happened to her body, a jury has heard.
Showbiz
Bieber faces pet monkey deadline
Justin Bieber has just hours to reclaim his pet monkey from the animal shelter where it has been since it was seized by German customs, officials say, but he will have to pay thousands for the two-month stay even if he doesn't take the animal back.
Womack set for Albert Square return
Samantha Womack is to return to EastEnders two years after featuring in a controversial storyline that left her so stressed she needed to take a break.
Making Your Mind Up Gets Top Vote
Bucks Fizz hit Making Your Mind Up has been named the nation's favourite UK Eurovision song more than three decades after its triumph.
Denmark tipped to win Eurovision
Favourites Denmark could prove a disaster for bookies if they land their predicted win at the Eurovision Song Contest tomorrow night.
Idol finale has record low ratings
Ratings for the American Idol finale plunged to a record low for the 12-year-old show.
Health
No quick fix to A&E pressures, but it is being addressed locally
It has been widely reported this week that A&E departments right across the country are busier than ever before.
Free health checks in Horsham and Chanctonbury
Horsham and Chanctonbury residents are being offered the opportunity to have a free health check and wellbeing MOT in two sessions taking place this month.
Get active and improve your mental health
West Sussex County Council will be encouraging people to become more active to maintain good mental health during this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week.
Meet the new Horsham and Mid Sussex NHS leaders
“We want to make it as easy as possible for you to be able to get involved,” say the doctors in charge of the Horsham and Mid Sussex NHS budget.
New investment in Horsham Rounders club
Rounders is set to grow in Horsham this summer as Horsham Rounders Club benefits from Rounders England investment for developing the sport in this area.
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- Council apology after green waste scheme sign-up labelled ‘an omnishambles’
- Photo Nostalgia - Horsham Cinema mystery
- Council receives £298,500 grant to boost flood prevention fund
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Monday 20 May 2013
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