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Have your say on the county council’s budget proposals for next year

Protecting and investing in vital services – West Sussex County Council leader’s message

Fire service issues safety advice ahead of Halloween and Bonfire Night

Have your say on government proposals to create a smokefree generation

Department of Health & Social Care proposals aim to restrict the sale of tobacco products and make vaping less accessible to children and young people.

Self-care and resilience top of the agenda for students on fire service programme

Ribbon cutting celebration for Littlehampton town centre’s multi-million-pound regeneration scheme

New discounted bus fare to launch for young people in West Sussex

West Sussex bikers offered a chance to refresh their skills this winter

Assistant Chief Fire Officer completes arduous charity challenge

Cracking down on Illegal vape sales

West Sussex County Council’s meals on wheels service crowned joint winner of national award

Minister hears first-hand how the Government’s Household Support Fund is helping in West Sussex

Second phase of Manor Royal highways improvement scheme complete

Process to balance the budget ‘challenging but achievable’ says county council

Proposals to balance the budget for the coming year (2024/25) are ‘challenging but achievable’ according to the latest financial position released by West Sussex County Council.

Bedford Street, Bognor Regis reopens

Horsham fire prompts lithium-ion battery warning

West Sussex County Council’s website achieves accessibility reaccreditation

Residents urged to explore home energy funding

Congestion at Norfolk Bridge Roundabout in Shoreham

West Sussex County Council is aware of traffic congestion due to the ongoing works at Norfolk Bridge Roundabout in Shoreham and apologise for the inconvenience being caused during these essential works to improve the electricity network for the Brighton City Airport (BCA) development.

Independent report published on secondary school planning for Shoreham

Rogue builder handed suspended sentence after defrauding multiple victims

A builder has been given a suspended sentence for defrauding residents of Horsham and Crawley out of £74,500 through unnecessary and over-priced roofing work.