West Sussex News.co.uk

Players, including captain John Terry, showed off the Champions League trophy, which they won less than 24 hours ago in a dramatic penalty shoot-out in Munich.

The YouGov survey also revealed more women than men in the UK are anxious about dementia. Actress Carey Mulligan is campaigning for better awareness of the brain disease.

The streets of Truro, Cornwall, were packed as pounding feet approached. Would it be torch runner Lisa Heal, 32, approaching? No, it was a young brunette shoplifter.

Scientists in the U.S. examined data from sleep studies carried out on 1,522 people over 22 years. They found there was an association with cancer death that increased sharply if the participants snored.

People are sacrificing saving for their retirement in favour of covering immediate bills such as mortgages, heating and food, Scottish Widows has calculated.

At least 10 people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on soldiers in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, security sources say.

A 26-year-old man is charged with murder and attempted murder over a shooting in County Londonderry at the weekend.

A 26-year-old man is charged with murder and attempted murder over a shooting in County Londonderry at the weekend.

Caisse Centrale du Credit Immobilier deFrance (3CIF) has been put up for sale and may yet have to be nationalised. Markets across Europe opened in the red yet again this morning, but recovered to trade level for the day.

Stewart Parvin, left, has revealed that the monarch does not perspire. He also tells how she has a servant to wear in her shoes for her and that she wears an extra shoulder pad to help her look good.

The unnamed man, 30, has severe bites all over his body after being attacked by the pet mastiff cross and a Staffordshire bull terrier on Brighton beach, East Sussex, on Friday morning.

David Cameron risked angering his Coalition partners last night by throwing his weight behind radical plans to slash red tape and overhaul employment rights.

As bomber Abdelbaset Al Megrahi lost his cancer battle, families of the Lockerbie victims insisted on knowing if his flight to freedom nearly three years ago was triggered by a so-called ‘deal for oil’ with the Gaddafi regime.

The Duchess of Cambridge's parents Michael and Carole will sail on the Elizabethan, a replica 1890s Mississippi paddle steamer, at the event on June 3, the Daily Mail can reveal.

The funeral of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi is due to take place in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, later.

17 May 2012
The latest title in Amberley’s extensive and successful Through Time series, Sussex Coast is a fascinating selection of photographs that traces some of the many ways in which the Sussex coast has changed and developed over the last century.

17 May 2012
Southgate playing fields is the venue for Crawley’s 3 day outdoor music festival to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012.

17 May 2012
The 2012 South of England Show at Sussex Ardingley showground includes daredevil motorcyle stunt riders, high flying sway pole artist and gold medal winner Sally Gunnell with the usual agriculture and craft exhibits.

14 May 2012
Bette and Joan comes to Brighton's Theatre Royal from 28 May - 02 June 2012

14 May 2012
Raven's Tor historical re-enactment group arrnage a greta family day out at Arundel Castle in Sussex in May 2012

14 May 2012
Half term fun for families with the Ducky Decathlon at Arundel WWT in Sussex

14 May 2012
With seven weeks still to go, Goodwood is already able to confirm around 100 top drivers, riders and famous faces for the 2012 Festival of Speed in Sussex.

14 May 2012
Food for Sport is the chosen theme of the 2012 South of England show taking place at the Ardingly showground in Sussex from 07 - 09 June

14 May 2012
Applause Outdoors 212 provides performances at outdoor summer events in East Sussex including: Etchingham Jubilee Fete, Hastings Olympic Torch Journey Celebrations and Rye Arts Festival.

05 May 2012
The 2012 Goodwood Festival of Speed official timekeeper Tag Heuer pays homage to Formula 1 legend Alain Prost.

Max Temp: 21°C (70°F), Min Temp: 13°C (55°F), Wind Direction: N, Wind Speed: 14mph, Visibility: very good, Pressure: 1008mb, Humidity: 63%, UV risk: moderate, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 05:03BST, Sunset: 20:53BST

Max Temp: 24°C (75°F), Min Temp: 14°C (57°F), Wind Direction: NNW, Wind Speed: 11mph, Visibility: very good, Pressure: 1014mb, Humidity: 56%, UV risk: n/a, Pollution: moderate, Sunrise: 05:02BST, Sunset: 20:55BST

Max Temp: 20°C (68°F), Min Temp: 15°C (59°F), Wind Direction: WSW, Wind Speed: 10mph, Visibility: very good, Pressure: 1022mb, Humidity: 59%, UV risk: n/a, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 05:01BST, Sunset: 20:56BST

 
Executive Ensuite Room Single Occupancy from £59 per night This includes VAT. FREE breakfast, FREE Parking, FREE Internet FREE toiletries
 
Restaurant and Bar Available see opening times
 
If you wish to book with us direct Tel 01494 440095
Clifton Lodge
 

 
Ensuite Twin Bedded Room from £55 per night. This includes VAT. FREE breakfast, FREE Parking, FREE Internet FREE toiletries
 
Restaurant and Bar Available see opening times
 
 
If you wish to book with us direct Tel 01494 440095
Clifton Lodge
 

 
Ensuite Double Bedded Room from £55 per night inclusive of VAT. FREE breakfast FREE parking FREE Internet FREE toiletries
 
Restaurant and Bar Available see opening times
 
If you wish to book with us direct Tel 01494 440095
Clifton Lodge
 

 
Single Ensuite from £49.00 per night This includes VAT. FREE breakfast, FREE Parking, FREE Internet FREE toiletries
 
Restaurant and Bar Available see opening times
 
If you wish to book with us direct Tel 01494 440095
Clifton Lodge
 

Clifton Lodge Hotel High Wycombe Bucks

Clifton Lodge Hotel
210 West Wycombe Road High Wycombe Bucks HP12 3AR
or telephone direct
Tel 01494 440095
http://www.cliftonlodgehotel.co.uk
Enquiry form http://www.cliftonlodgehotel.co.uk/enquiry-booking-form
 
 

The Vole Patrol were out in force across the Manhood Peninsula to help with scientific research on water voles.

RUNNERS were encouraged to “go the extra mile” in one of the toughest physical and mental challenges in the country.

The Three Forts Challenge saw nearly 300 people running 27.2 miles from the Rotary playing field in Worthing, past three Iron Age hill forts, and back to the start – with 3,450 feet of climbs in the middle.

read more

EMOTIONS ran high on Tuesday night as Horsham District councillors made the decision to lease out the Old Town Hall to Bill’s Produce.

THERE will be changes to the Acorn Plus refuse and recycling collections in the Horsham District over the bank holiday weekend in June.

WORTHING town centre was brought to a standstill yesterday when two buses were involved in a collision.

Large crowds gathered as police officers and ambulance crew were called to South Street on Wednesday when a Number 9 Stagecoach bus crashed into another single-decker bus at 11.50am.

Five passengers, a number of them elderly, had to be taken to Worthing Hospital to be treated for what police said were minor injuries, including cuts, bruising and back and neck injuries.

read more

WEST Sussex County Council’s member for highways and transport has decided to give bus companies more time to put some subsidised routes on a commercial footing.

WEST Sussex County Council’s member for highways and transport has decided to give bus companies more time to put some subsidised routes on a commercial footing.

The authority is in the third and final phase of a programme to reduce the subsidy it gives to bus companies for non-commercial routes.

This is part of a drive by the council to cut spending by £79 million over three years.

read more

A PENSIONER was left housebound after Southern Water dug and left a dangerous hole right outside her front door.

Patricia Smith, 83, lives with her 17-year-old dog in Warwick Place, Worthing, and all afternoon on Thursday (May 10) could not leave her house to walk it without help because the hole the workmen had dug was left uncovered.

read more

DESPITE concerns about inadequate parking, unsuitable access to Storrington village for mobility scooters and proximity to an existing property, 31 proposed retirement apartments have been given permission has to be built at Foxmead in Meadowside .

DESPITE concerns about inadequate parking, unsuitable access to Storrington village for mobility scooters and proximity to an existing property, 31 proposed retirement apartments have been given permission has to be built at Foxmead in Meadowside .

A NEW mum who is “not prepared to gamble” losing her pushchair said she has been left wondering whether it is worth going to see the doctor.

Amy Antell, of Chatham Road, Worthing, gave birth to her son, Finley, eight weeks ago, and claims there is no secure place to leave her pushchair at her doctor’s surgery.

She has resorted to buying a bike lock for it, as she does not want to leave it in the outside car park of the Selden Medical Centre, in Selden Road.

read more

The return of the Chichester Gala has caught the public imagination – and is on the way to becoming a massive success.

AS A NEW recycling service is set up for Horsham’s traders, two business directors remain unhappy with provisions in the town centre.

EPILEPSY Action is holding an information day on Saturday, May 26, from 11am-3.30pm at St Pancras Church in Chichester.

Chichester people are being invited to find out more about fostering children and young people and celebrate Foster Care Fortnight at a drop-in session in the city this month.