Sarah Page

1 week ago | sussexexpress.co.uk | Sarah Page

Supermarket chain Sainsbury has opened a new store in Horsham. The Sainsbury’s Local is now open for business on the site of the former Horsham Car Centre in Crawley Road, Roffey. As well as groceries, the shop offers a bakery, ‘coffee to go’, chilled beer and wine and an Argos collect service. Limited car parking is available outside the store. Continue Reading

1 week ago | sussexexpress.co.uk | Sarah Page

Concerns are being raised over lon g grass blocking drivers' views at major road junctions and roundabouts in Horsham. Residents describe the situation as ‘dangerous’ and say they fear an increase in accidents. They say that while some verges have been mown, others have been left to grow and there are fears that bike riders, motorcyclists and drivers of low-slung cars could be particularly vulnerable.

1 week ago | sussexexpress.co.uk | Sarah Page

A rare bronze sculpture of Sir Winston Churchill and his wife Clementine is to go under the hammer at a Horsham auction next week. The bronze, titled ‘Married Love’ is by renowned sculptor Oscar Nemon and will be on sale at Denhams Auctioneers in Dorking Road, Warnham, on June 4. The highly significant piece is number five from a limited edition of just 15, cast in 1978 at the personal request of Lady Churchill.

1 week ago | sussexexpress.co.uk | Sarah Page

An increase in car parking charges in Horsham – criticised by residents as ‘an absolute disgrace’ – has saved the local council from taking other drastic action. That’s according to Horsham District Council deputy leader Mark Baynham who says that if the increases had not been brought in last month, the council would have had to cut services to balance the books – or raise council tax.

1 week ago | sussexexpress.co.uk | Sarah Page

A Horsham business is getting set to celebrate its 10th anniversary after going from strength to strength since its launch. Modern web design agency Made Simple Media was launched in 2015 by Southwater-based David Reeder after he decided to leave his job as a creative director for a website agency in Reigate. And he has since built up the company which now looks after more than 100 websites in Sussex, London and beyond.