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Health & Wellbeing · 20 October

More Than 3,700 West Sussex Residents Quit Smoking with Free Support

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Feature · Grants & Funding · 15 September

Waste Prevention Community Grant Fund to Return in West Sussex

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A woman with bright pink hair holds a stack of books, smiling at the viewer in front of a bookshelf filled with various titles.Positive Local News · 11 SeptemberWest Sussex Fire Technician Takes on Reading Challenge for Teenage Cancer TrustA group of cheerful children and adults with their hands raised, holding a banner for the London Marathon Foundation.Education · 9 SeptemberWest Sussex Partnership Supports Active Play at Local SchoolsFive adults stand smiling in what appears to be an industrial room with large, insulated pipes running overhead.Local News · 28 AugustWest Sussex Councillors Visit Fire Service Training Centre During Busy Wildfire PeriodAn elderly woman with white hair and glasses, wearing a white shirt and a blue beaded necklace, sitting in a patterned chair, holding hands with an unseen person.Lifestyle · 26 AugustWest Sussex Reablement Service Helps Thousands Regain IndependenceA large group of people posing for a formal photo, with some seated in the front row and others standing behind them. Several individuals are wearing ceremonial attire, including a man in a black uniform with medals and a hat, and a man in a dark blue robe with white ruffles. Two individuals in the Charity & Volunteering · 23 AugustLewes Hosts Sussex Organ Donor AwardsSix people, four women and two men, stand smiling together outside a building on a sunny day.Council / Government Updates · 21 AugustWest Sussex Council Leaders Discuss Growth with Manor Royal BIDA close-up of a brown cow with large eyes and a yellow tag in its left ear, looking directly at the camera.Science & Technology · 20 AugustWest Sussex Trial Uses 5G Technology to Protect Calves from HeatA vintage radio sits on a wooden desk with a nautical chart of the British Isles in the background and a window showing a lighthouse and the sea under a full moon, with a mug and books to the sides.Local News · 20 AugustSeaford Artist Finds a New Use for Britain’s Most Familiar Sea-Weather Words

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Sussex Magazine is part of the Magazine.ad publishing network, bringing together local news, events, business stories, community updates and positive news from across Sussex and the wider South East England area. Our editorial team works with local contributors, organisations and businesses to publish stories that matter to people who live and work in Sussex.

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