Monthly Archives: April 2020

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is putting its entire fleet of cars at the disposal of local charities, hospitals and other essential services.   The company has mobilised 30 Rolls-Royces, driven by volunteers from the 2,000-strong workforce in Goodwood, at the home

A new scholarship has been launched by the University of Chichester for an MA in Professional Development for Language Education.   The full scholarship, which is validated by University of Chichester and led by NILE (Norwich Institute for Language Education),

This Easter weekend people will be able to catch animal behaviourist Natalie Light talking live on Facebook about all things dog.   With the current social distancing restrictions in place, four-legged friends have become brilliant distractions from the woes of

West Sussex Record Office has closed its doors for the first time in over 70 years because of coronavirus (COVID-19), but their great work continues, and they need residents’ help. The team are inviting residents across the county to record

Farmers across the South Downs have joined forces to create an online portal as they aim to work closer together to care for the landscape.   More than 75 per cent of the South Downs National Park is farmland and

Despite the high temperatures this weekend, many people in Sussex have followed government advice to stay home, help protect the NHS and save lives.   Superintendent Graham Barnett said: “We are pleased to see that most of the public have listened

West Sussex County Council has appointed an interim executive director for adults and health.   Alan Adams is a director of adult social services and he brings a wealth of experience from almost 20 years’ of working in local government.

Local businesses are being urged to ensure their premises are sufficiently protected during the Covid-19 outbreak.   Sussex Police believe there could be an increase in organised acquisitive crime across the county – including burglaries of business premises – and

St Wilfrid’s Hospice has seen a welcome influx of kindness in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. Launching a new campaign called ‘Wilfcards’ to encourage messages of support as they continue to care for terminally ill people in our community.

West Sussex County Council has been working closely with the district and borough councils in the county, the NHS and Public Health England to set-up community hubs to help support the most vulnerable residents in West Sussex.   Across West