Opinion

The week began with the parliamentary debate on the UK’s military action following President Assad’s suspected use of chemical weapons on his own citizens in Syria.

Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner, Katy Bourne, explains why it is important that we all #StandUpToStalking

‘Bordeaux inhabitant finds new home in South America.’ This could have been a headline in the mid 19th century when people from many European countries were flocking to the New World to take advantage of the opportunities there.

They say that the table doesn’t lie and on that basis Coventry City stood a good chance of edging out Crawley Town.

Crawley Town captain Jimmy Smith believes the club made the right decision in sticking by manager Harry Kewell through the troubled early part of the season.

Sussex Community Foundation has two funds – the Nick and Gill Wills Fund and the Brenda Ford Fund - that specifically support charities and community groups in Sussex, supporting women who are vulnerable or at risk of abuse, exploitation or violence.

I’ve been watching the new Netflix series on the tale of Troy.

Regrettably, criminal elements are present in all industries at one time or another and the wine industry is by no means exempt from this phenomenon.

This pretty dish is guaranteed to entice you out of hibernation, says Tony Staples, executive head chef of the Arora Hotel in Crawley.

The clocks have gone forward, the days are getting longer and colour is arriving across the town meaning spring is most definitely here – and not a moment too soon.

As the world of wine seemingly gets more complex and confusing day by day, particularly in this country which imports wine from every conceivable wine producing region of the planet, wine education of one sort or another is becoming ever more popular.

More than 5,000 fans trekked to Broadfield for the visit of Swindon Town and they certainly got their money’s worth.

I am a longstanding campaigner for a ban on ivory sales, calling for this in 2010 when I was Shadow Environment Secretary.

It’s always good to get a second opinion.

So we’ve gone from a winning team to a losing one almost overnight.

The Christmas festivities are now but a fading memory, we’ve done battle with the ‘Beast from the East’, the daffodils are well and truly out and the buds are beginning to burst

Kickstart the Easter weekend with a mouth-watering fish dish and a sauce that will surprise you, says David Woods, executive head chef of the Sofitel London Gatwick Hotel.

Last week’s column finished with some bad news. At our free run night at K2 Crawley, I pulled a hamstring.