Trainees hit peak in fund raiser
Trainee firefighters took on a mountain challenge to raise money for charity. The 11 latest recruits, who are …
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Burglar sought
This man is believed to be connected to two burglaries in Horsham. Police have appealed for information from …
Secret gardens treat for charity
Garden gates across Sussex are swinging open this spring to welcome people into exclusive, private gardens, not …
Organ magic helps charity
A 1950s fairground organ called Bellpee used by a Horsham man has helped a children’s charity to the …
History heavy on shoulders of General Election voters
Voters will have to re-write Parliamentary history reaching back nearly 140 years to change the political colour of …
Jailed for sexual offences at school
An ex-care worker at a special school near Horsham has been sentenced to a total of nine years …
New Virtual Tour shows Event Centre’s versatility
With a new online virtual tour, launched this month at www.southofenglandeventcentre.co.uk, and nearly £50,000 of new business already …
Video of Horsham’s shockingly dangerous roundabouts goes viral
By Martin Read Coinciding with the Space for Cycling debate arranged by the Horsham District Cycling Forum (HDCF), …
Sarah’s Orchard honours true lady
A woman who did so much to help create the only children’s hospice in Sussex has a lasting …
Create your Mediaeval Flag
Each year the Loxwood Joust invites schools, youth clubs and scouting groups to design their flag to be …
Cadets impress on first rescue visit
Air cadets headed skywards and then back down to earth when they tried a session with a rescue …
Fantastique as Horsham music wins French fans
Young musicians from Horsham took their music across the Channel for their first performance outside the UK. Horsham-based …
Dark tale shines at Rock Challenge final
Youngsters from a Horsham school shone as they won five awards before more than 1400 people and judges …
Alf up for super challenge
At the age of 61 Alf Crossman, from Rudgwick, has decided to take part in a 139 mile …
Cowfold kids beat Tokyo to the punch
Children from St Peters School at Cowfold beat the Tokyo Olympics to the punch for recycling. They took …
Fund raiser is snip for mother and daughter
A visit to the hairdressers will have special meaning for a mother and daughter from Warnham. Heidi Johnson …
Pupils make sweet music to judges
Pupils at The Towers Convent School have helped staff win a national award for music making. The school …
Waiting list to join scouts
A boom in scout membership means youngsters in Horsham are having to wait to join. The local scouts …