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2 weeks ago | worthingherald.co.uk | Lesley Hixon

A decision by East Sussex County Council to allow bus passes for disabled people to be used across the county at any time of the day has been welcomed by campaigner and former Lib Dem Councillor Sean Macleod. Mr Macleod has long campaigned on this issue and says it is ‘a very welcome move by East Sussex County Council’ who are using BSIP money to deliver this enhancement to bus services.

2 weeks ago | worthingherald.co.uk | Lawrence Smith

Our photographer has taken these colourful shots of flowers in bloom at Ansty Village Centre. The eye-catching display has been getting plenty of positive feedback this week with some enthusiastic residents getting in touch to let us know about it. The £1.25 million community hub for Mid Sussex was officially opened in October 2021. It can be found on Deaks Lane off the A272. Ansty Village Centre's beautiful gardenContinue Reading

2 weeks ago | worthingherald.co.uk | Matt Pole

Sussex Police have made an arrest after responding to report of a man ‘on a window ledge’ in Crawley. Police were executing a warrant at an address in Broomdasher Road this morning (May 20) when a man climbed onto the ledge. A cordon and road closure were put in place to ensure the safety of the man, the force’s officers and ‘the wider public’. The force said a 24-year-old man from Crawley has subsequently been arrested.

1 month ago | worthingherald.co.uk | Sam Woodman

This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. This picture-perfect cottage in the West Sussex countryside is now on the market. The home, packed with character and boasting period features, is being marketed by Purple Bricks with offers in excess of £600,000 invited from cash buyers only.

1 month ago | worthingherald.co.uk | Lawrence Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA builder has helped start a fundraiser for a 79-year-old widow from East Preston who fell victim to an online scam. Anne Morley, of Sea Lane, said at www.crowdfunder.co.uk that she was left with nothing but an unfinished house project and ‘multiple debts’ after the incident. Anne, who has no family, said the scam happened while major renovation works were being carried out on her damaged roof.