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Making A Pass

Laura Paton visits Horsham’s The Pass and finds exciting food served with infectious enthusiasm

Picnic In The Park

Michael Escolme tells the story of a painting depicting a summer day in Petworth Park, by William Frederick Witherington

Counting Sheep

Not all environmental heroes wear capes: Herdwick sheep play a key role in maintaining our downland

Great Dame

Academy Award nominee, beloved comedienne, and organic cattle herder:Dame Julie Walters is certainly a woman of many talents both on and off the screen

What's In A Name?

Not everything is what it seems in the West Sussex town of Petworthas Clive Agran discovers

Living For The Now

This year childrens hospice Chestnut Tree House celebratesits 15th birthday. Simone Hellyer takes a tour round the house and meets some of its longest-serving staff

The Way Of The Woods

Having served in the military and worked as a bodyguard, Phil Brooke was inspired to launch a new career by aglobetrotting bushcraft trip as Harry Maddock discovers

Safety In Numbers?

GOING WILD with Charlotte Owen of the Sussex Wildlife Trust

A Step In The Right Direction

Some 145,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with Parkinsons disease every year, with this number setto double before 2040 but we are fighting back

Arun Del

ONE OF WEST SUSSEX’S MOST HISTORIC TOWNS, ARUNDEL IS HOME TO ANTIQUES, GREAT VIEWS – AND A FAIRYTALE CASTLE

10 Of The Best Summer Pubs

WHEN THE SUN’S SHINING, THERE ARE FEW BETTER PLACES TO BE THAN ENSCONCED IN A SUSSEX BEER GARDEN WITH A LOCALLY MADE PINT IN HAND

Chichester

WEST SUSSEX’S COUNTY TOWN HAS PLENTY GOING ON CULTURALLY

Hassocks

A LARGE VILLAGE , JUST SEVEN MILES FROM BRIGHTON, AT THE GATEWAY TO THE SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK

Dreaming Of Littlehampton

On his debut visit to the coastal town Clive Agran learns about Ian Fleming, Ronnie Barker and the seafront’s longest bench.

King Of The Birds

According to folklore, many years ago the birds of the world gathered to decide which of them would be king.

Party Time

Daniel Casey is no stranger to the main stage, with a glittering theatre and television career. Ellie Fells chats to him about his dream role in Abigail’s Party, which begins its UK tour in Brighton.

Home For Christmas

In the past 65 years Balcombe Place has been a prep school, conference centre and a care home. But now the family is taking it back as an events venue

Uckfield And The Unexplained

A pair of puzzling 20th century mysteries originate from the East Sussex market town

Losing A Landmark

Chichester Cathedral’s spire was a great Sussex landmark for 700 years. Then one day in 1861 it suddenly collapsed

Grandma's Lists

How a hardback journal led Lulah Ellender to uncover the life of a woman she only knew through her wedding photograph

The Sky's The Limit

Kate McWilliams, Goodwood Aero Club’s new ambassador, is hoping to inspire more girls to take to the skies

The Insider's Guide

News and happenings from around the county

Taking Pride

Brighton street photographer JJ Waller has turned his camera lens to Pride, documenting its growth in the city

Virtuoso Of The Thicket

When it comes to birdsong, the nightingale is a world famous virtuoso with a voice so powerful, melodious and varied that few other species can match it.

Shooting Seaford

As William Nicholson’s breakthrough play is revived in Chichester, he explains how his former hometown influenced his new film

The Spiky Truth

The nation’s favourite animal is in decline, but there’s plenty you can do to help keep hedgehogs thriving

All's Well

Simone Hellyer tries out one of Park House Hotel and Spa’s new wellness treatments on an overnight stay

Animal Hero

Veterinary surgeon Noel Fitzpatrick on life, loves and becoming TV’s favourite supervet

Burning Up The Dancefloor

Horsham-based wedding DJ Brian Mole is celebrating after winning big at the 2019 Wedding Industry Awards.

Backyard Beetlemania

Why I’m campaigning to make Sussex the official rose chafer capital of England.