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WELCOME to the latest video bulletin from the wscountytimes.co.uk news team.

Details of a string of serious collisions across Horsham district and Horsham Football Club's plans for a new ground are at the centre of this week's bulletin.

Click on the link on this page to see a video summary of this week's main stories from County Times reporter Alex Christie-Miller.

To see the full video report click on the links below.

To read the in-depth stories buy a copy of the County Times.

Elderly couple hurt in collision

Woman hurt in four-car crash

Lorry overturned - traffic chaos - video

Horsham FC new ground - video report


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  • Last Updated: 03 April 2008 3:44 PM
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  • Location: Horsham
 
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