Where we live
Here we cover a variety of subjects that have an impact on where you live. Whether it's the environment, libraries, helpful information or the people and the jobs they do. Find out more.
Elderly people who need care and support also often face financial challenges. This film shows how the Carewise West Sussex scheme could help point them in the right direction at a critical time in their lives.
We're all living longer, so it's vital to plan for later life. West Sussex County Council Leader Louise Goldsmith explains how the council is helping people prepare for their later years through its 'Age with Confidence' initiative.
Every year hundreds of new British citizens take part in special citizenship ceremonies organised by West Sussex County Council Registration Service. We visit two of them, and meet those who finally have British nationality.
Capture the flavour and spirit of what its like to live in one of the best parts of Britain. Our film takes a musical and spoken journey into the reasons we celebrate Sussex Day every year on 16 June.
Foster carers are always needed in West Sussex. Could you handle it? We meet one family and the teenage girl they foster, to find out what its really like.
What happens when you throw stuff away? In West Sussex it sets advanced technology in motion at the Materials Recycling Facility on Ford Airfield near Arundel. Ray Kemp visited one of the UK's most hi-tech plants to see how it works.
Thousands of West Sussex homes could get heat and power from a new high-tech waste plant being built. It's not an incinerator, it converts rubbish into energy. This is the story of 4 years careful planning.
Tree wardens are desperately needed in West Sussex. But who are they and what do they do? Kim Adsett's been to find out.
Simon Eden's been on the trail of the county's rubbish, and uncovers some surprising facts about what happens when you throw things away.
They're not just food. Meals on Wheels can be a lifeline for the elderly. Philippa Eld joins a delivery driver as he checks up on a West Sussex 90-year-old living alone.
Deep in a jungle close to Crawley, the Buchan Bushcrafters find out how to survive off the land. Kim Adsett went back to nature and joined them.
Shoreham's ancient wooden tollbridge is safe for at least another 30 years. See the restoration and celebrations as the historic bridge finally reopens.
Browse through your old photos - you might be able to help preserve the priceless heritage of West Sussex.
What does it take to become a West Sussex firefighter? Caroline Kingsmill went to a pre-recruitment day to find out its not just fit blokes, its fit mums too.
Toy libraries around West Sussex are child's play to find. They're based at children and family centres, and cost only a small fee to join. Our film shows how children get the chance to play with things they'd never dreamed of.
Nosing out the cause of fires - Hattie and Barley, the West Sussex sniffer dogs. Chris Rider puts them to the test.
Turn the pages of history with our friends at Screen Archive South East, who have compiled this special film.
Thousands of street lights are being replaced across West Sussex as part of a massive project. Ray Kemp has been learning how its done.