Universities: Trivial subjects and too many students
By C Morris With reference to Simon Clare’s article published on 15th February, I would like to put …
By C Morris With reference to Simon Clare’s article published on 15th February, I would like to put …
By Catherine Ross Renewable World is a tiny, Sussex-based charity with enormous ambitions. It works in remote locations …
By Simon Clare In last week’s District Post, Millais student Tara Rawson wrote passionately about her campaign to …
By Nik Butler A little detour from the usual Horsham topic this week, but fret not, I am …
By Tara Rawson I am a 15-year-old student, currently studying at Millais Secondary School in Horsham, and at …
By Catherine Ross This week, equal marriage was debated for five hours in the House of Commons. The …
By Simon Clare Since starting in 2011, Horsham Skeptics in the Pub has blossomed into rather a splendid …
By Nik Butler I would not have thought it possible but I am fairly sure we can apply …
By Simon Clare Local police have had some recent success in their fight against drugs. Some of us …
Ten thousand likes could well be the name of an indie band that you probably never heard of. …
By CJ Morris, Horsham Open letter to Francis Maude MP I am writing to complain about the adverse …
By Catherine Ross Last week, 100 UK charities came together to call for an end to global hunger. …
By Nik Butler It’s a cold day on the high street – and not simply because of snow, …
By Simon Clare Late last year, I was invited to a talk at King’s Church, Horsham (KCH), entitled …
By Catherine Ross “New year, new you” scream the headlines. But what’s wrong with the old – or …
By Nik Butler When not sitting down to write an article I am the guy you call because …
This is the time of year when articles and blog posts consist of numerous lists for top things …
Prophecies of the apocalypse have been around for as long as humanity has pondered on its future. Fortunately …