Family

A new seat has been provided in Hyde Square, Upper Beeding, by the family of the late David Nightingale, who lived in the village.

The longest continuous inflatable obstacle course in the world, The Labyrinth Challenge, is returning to Sussex this summer and this year it’s even bigger.

6 million Brits could be driving on the wrong side of the law this summer.

Forget fast cars, earning loads of money or even finding love - schoolchildren aged between five and 16 believe the secret to being a successful grown-up is being “happy”.

More than half of the UK’s grandparents are planning to look after their grandchildren over the next few weeks, according to a recent survey.

A FAMILY is saying farewell to a beloved angel after their baby girl passed away at 21 months.

The family of a great-grandmother from Henfield who died in hospital last week have paid tribute to her.

A Warnham couple who met at a dance during the Second World War celebrate 65 years of marriage today (Wednesday February 4).

An intrepid six-year-old climber overcame a dangerous route to join his older brother and dad in scaling Helvellyn in the Lake District.

Finding temporary homes for children unable to stay with their biological parents is a challenging, but essential task.

A West Sussex scheme that helps families change their lives for the better has been highlighted as one of the best of its kind in the country.

Two Horsham mums started the year in the best way possible - with the birth of a baby.

Good things really do come in threes ... triplets Monty, Hamish and Noah Balfour have each scored a hat-trick in school football matches this season.

West Sussex County Council adoption service is offering a chance to meet their adoption team, ask questions, and learn what it takes to become an adoptive parent.

Nine-month old Harrison will one day be able to boost that he was voted as the ‘cutest kid’ in the Horsham district.

Childhood bereavement charity Winston’s Wish is launching SWITCH - a new programme to support anyone aged eight to 14 who has lost a parent, grandparent, carer or sibling.

Fittleworth Playgroup has this morning (Monday September 9) opened its doors to children as young as three months old for the first time in its 40-year history.