George Carden
Journalist at BBC Radio Sussex
Reporter for @BBCSussex - Formerly @BrightonArgus - NCTJ Excellence Awards nominee 2023 - Got a story? DM me or email [email protected] - #BHAFC
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bbc.co.uk | Stuart Maisner |George Carden
Image source, George Carden/BBCImage caption, Up to 30,000 people are expected at the South of England Show in Ardingly A farming boss has said the industry is going through instability as thousands of people began flocking to one of south-east England's biggest annual countryside events. More than 30,000 people are expected at the South of England Show at Ardingly, West Sussex, over three days from Friday.
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bbc.com | George Carden
How robots are used to reduce sewage releasesGeorge CardenGeorge Carden/BBCSouthern Water use robots to inspect sewer pipes as part of a £4m scheme to reduce sewage releases in Bognor RegisSouthern Water is using robots to inspect sewers in a West Sussex town as part of a £4m investment to reduce sewage releases into the sea.
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aol.com | George Carden |Bognor Regis
Southern Water is using robots to inspect sewers in a West Sussex town as part of a £4m investment to reduce sewage releases into the sea. The project will target Bognor Regis' main pipe which leads into the Aldingbourne Rife, a river and wildlife corridor that runs into the sea near Felpham Beach, where bathing water was last polluted on 17 March. Robots will inspect sewage pipes across the town to identify problems before repairs and upgrades can be made.
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bbc.com | George Carden
Unsafe building causing reduced footfall - tradersGeorge CardenGeorge Carden/BBCBusiness owners in Uckfield say people are avoiding the town because of temporary traffic lights A historic building declared unsafe due to cracks in its façade and temporary traffic lights are impacting footfall in an East Sussex town's high street, businesses have said.
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bbc.co.uk | Stuart Maisner |George Carden
Image source, George Carden/BBCImage caption, Jazz Turner set sail from Brighton Marina on MondayA terminally ill 26-year-old woman from East Sussex has set off on a solo voyage sailing around the British Isles. Jazz Turner, an engineer from Seaford, lives with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, a debilitating genetic condition that affects connective tissue. The full-time wheelchair user left Brighton Marina on Monday on the 2,070 mile (3,331km) trip she hopes to complete within four to eight weeks.
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