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- Croydon police shooting: Suspect's background probed over Sgt Matt Ratana death - Tributes have been paid to Sgt Matiu Ratana, 54, who was shot dead in a custody centre in south London.
- Coronavirus: Children behind rising demand for tests in England - Three times as many children under nine were tested in early September as in the previous two weeks.
- Coronavirus: Delays to trials 'prolong trauma' for victims - One woman says she has "not been able to properly live" while her accused waits to stand trial.
- Colleagues 'wanted to get rid of whistleblowing teacher,' court hears - Donna-Maria Thomas denies illegally accessing colleagues' email accounts at a school in West Sussex.
Local NewsTributes have been paid to Sgt Matiu Ratana, 54, who was shot dead in a custody centre in south London. Three times as many children under nine were tested in early September as in the previous two weeks. One woman says she has "not been able to properly live" while her accused waits to stand trial. Donna-Maria Thomas denies illegally accessing colleagues' email accounts at a school in West Sussex. Concerns about human rights abuse prompts Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner to withdraw £6m. British boxing legend Alan Minter, who won a world title and an Olympic bronze medal, dies at the age of 69. Schools will face staff shortages and disruption unless Covid testing is improved, say head teachers. A deal with creditors will secure the airline's future for the next 18 months and save 6,500 jobs. Data for autumn 2019 shows 22% of passengers into London were standing. That was before Covid-19 struck. British Asian weddings are traditionally lavish affairs that tend to have hundreds of guests. More than £500m per month was lost to businesses who rely on office workers, research suggests. Half of people in northern England are facing additional restrictions - but no-one in the South. |
Community NewsPotholes Giving Local Drivers a ProblemPosted by Administrator : Wednesday 13th March 2013
LEAVING US IN A DITCH? Potholes are becoming more and more of a problem in Burgess Hill due to a lack of local maintenance funding and the changes in the UK weather. Potholes despite being seen as a miner problem they can affect so many drivers on a daily basis. Healthy Eating Tips For Local FamiliesPosted by Administrator : Tuesday 12th March 2013
KEEP THE WHOLE FAMILY IN TIP TOP SHAPE. Family life can be hectic and keeping up with the fast pace of it can be difficult, which also means having regular healthy meals can be easier said than done. Push For Local ApprenticeshipsPosted by Administrator : Monday 11th March 2013
INVESTING IN THE LOCAL WORKFORCE. The Burgess Hill council and government have tried many initiatives over the years, one being local apprenticeships. Getting On The Property MarketPosted by Administrator : Sunday 10th March 2013
EASIER SAID THAN DONE! The mortgage and property market looks to be improving slightly through better mortgage deals. However the market still lacks direction and combined with lack of incentives for new buyers and government cuts it looks like it could be a while before it rises. Getting Involved In The CommunityPosted by Administrator : Sunday 10th March 2013
ARE YOU INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY? Despite the economic downturn in recent years we have seen it has really raised the local people of the communities’ spirits and brought a feeling of togetherness. Dealing With Stress At WorkPosted by Administrator : Monday 25th February 2013
ARE WE GETTING TOO STRESSED AT WORK? While some workplace stress is completely normal, excessive stress can interfere with your productivity and impact your physical and emotional health. This means your ability to deal with it can mean the difference between success or failure. Local Weather |
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