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Entertainment NewsThousands flock to the Loxwood Joust for a weekend of Mediaeval Mayhem
Photo credit Conny Fryxelius Scorching weekend weather saw thousands flock to the Loxwood Meadows for the first …
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EntertainmentFLAWLESS
Following their World Tour Flawless are back in the UK performing even bigger, jaw-dropping, routines than ever …
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NewsChairman drops in to Horsham Repair Cafe
Horsham District Council Chairman, Cllr Peter Burgess, dropped into Horsham’s Repair Café in Worthing Road on Saurday …
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NewsVoting now open for Most Deserving Grandparent award in West Sussex
Highwood Mill are hosting their first Most Deserving award, giving recognition to grandparents in West Sussex who are …
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NewsLocal Samaritans support National ‘Big Listen’
Volunteers from Horsham and Crawley Samaritans campaigned at Horsham station last month, as part of a nationwide push …
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Chairman drops in to Horsham Repair Cafe
Horsham District Council Chairman, Cllr Peter Burgess, dropped into Horsham’s Repair Café in Worthing Road on Saurday …
Voting now open for Most Deserving Grandparent award in West Sussex
Highwood Mill are hosting their first Most Deserving award, giving recognition to grandparents in West Sussex who are …
Local Samaritans support National ‘Big Listen’
Volunteers from Horsham and Crawley Samaritans campaigned at Horsham station last month, as part of a nationwide push …
Business
Further £500 donation to be decided for ‘Proud to be Local’ campaign
The third round of D.W. Nye’s ‘Proud to be Local’ campaign is now open for nominations. Throughout …
Entertainment
Thousands flock to the Loxwood Joust for a weekend of Mediaeval Mayhem
Photo credit Conny Fryxelius Scorching weekend weather saw thousands flock to the Loxwood Meadows for the first …
Sport
Record Awards for Horsham Bluebelles Baton Twirlers
Many months of hard work and training were rewarded when 30 girls from The Horsham Bluebelles took part …
Opinion
Mer-men and Manchurians
Neil Arnold – Sussex Folklore In my last article I spoke about how in 1926 a wombat was …