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Aspiring designer features in Vogue for her amazing creation
A young designer who transformed a hearing aid into a wearable piece of art has won a competition run by British Vogue and BMW. Destiny Pinto, 22, from Crawley, is one of three winners of the Future Creators Design Competition, which is run by
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Restaurant bosses 'struggling' as pier repairs delayed
Bosses at a restaurant on a pier say they are “struggling” and “disheartened” after vital repairs to the structure were further delayed. The Perch on the Pier team had hoped they would be able to reopen this week but repairs to Worthing Pier have
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Birds of prey, willow weaving and chocolate making: Winter Fair returns to Ardingly
A winter fair will kick off Christmas preparations with chocolate workshops, a Santa’s grotto and willow weaving. The Winter Fair is set to return to the South of England Showground in Ardingly on Saturday November 23 from 9am till 5pm and Sunday
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Ice rink and Christmas market on pier cancelled
An ice rink and Christmas market which were set to delight visitors to a pier over the festive period have been cancelled. The ice rink and a series of Christmas markets were expected to open on Friday November 22 but organisers, Piertown, announced
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Heroic couple who moved to Spain help people affected by floods
A couple who moved to Spain a month before the country was hit by flash floods were part of a volunteer operation to help rebuild afflicted towns. Hernán Fariñas Vales, 36, and his partner Pippa Jackson moved to Valencia from Brighton in September
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Fire crews tackle blaze at residential property
Crews tackled a fire at a residential property. East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service were called to Allington Road in Newick, near Haywards Heath, at around 3pm yesterday, November 20. The emergency service reported that four fire engines from
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Lifeline homelessness service at risk over £4.5 million funding loss in council cuts
A lifeline homelessness support service could be under threat from council budget cuts. Homelessness charity BHT Sussex say their East Sussex Floating Support Service could see its funding cut by nearly 90 per cent as part of funding cuts by East
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Debate continues on use of animals in warfare
It was revealed this week a beluga whale that died in August this year was being trained by Russia to be a spy. Hvaldimir became internationally famous in 2019 after being spotted wearing a harness that appeared to be designed to carry a camera. Fishermen
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Two Sussex pubs are among the best places in the UK for a roast dinner
Two Sussex pubs have been included in a list of the best places to have a roast. The Plough in Rye and the Cat Inn in West Hoathly, near East Grinstead, were named by the Good Food Guide as being home to two of the best 50 roast dinners in the
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Work will start soon on dozens of new homes near quarry
Construction will start soon on dozens of new houses near a brickworks and quarry site which were approved despite opposition. In December, Rother District Council refused the development, which would see 89 new homes built on land off Turkey Road
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Plans for new mosque in vacant building trigger controversial reaction
Plans for a new mosque and Muslim community centre are under consideration. The application has been made for the currently vacant building in St Martin’s Lane, Littlehampton, which was previously inhabited by Littlehampton Shopmobility. Littlehampton
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Huerzeler understands fans' passions - as he discusses move from St Pauli to Albion
Fabian Huerzeler hopes he can enjoy a warm welcome back when he returns to St Pauli. But Albion’s head coach has told German media he can understand why fans were disappointed when he opted to leave. Huerzeler is preparing his sixth-placed
