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• Volunteers Wanted For East Sussex Summer Reading Challenge

  The East Sussex Library Service is looking for volunteers to help with this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.

• Arlington Bluebell Walk Raises Over £90k For Local Charities

  The five-week event - which ran from April 10 until May 14 - raised £93,470 for the 27 charities, who took it in turns to meet and greet visitors and run the cafe.

• Sussex Animal Welfare Centre To Hold Cat Microchipping Event

  With the legal deadline for cats to be microchipped fast approaching, Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare in Ringmer will be holding a cat microchipping event on Friday, June 7.

• Mid Sussex Councillors Discuss Hickman's Lane Pavilion Project Behind Closed Doors

  Mid Sussex District Council has increased the budget for the refurbishment of Hickman’s Lane Pavilion but hasn’t said by how much.

• Author Peter James Helps Sussex RSPCA Raise Funds For New Cattery

  An RSPCA branch has enlisted the help of best-selling crime writer Peter James for a fundraising initiative to build a new cattery.

• Family’s Tribute To Joel Eldridge Following Trial In Portugal

  A family has issued a tribute to their loving, kind, funny and protective son and brother following the outcome of a murder trial in Portugal.

• Shoplifter Sentenced Following Theft Spree In West Sussex

  A shoplifter has been put behind bars and been handed a criminal behaviour order following offences in West Sussex.

• Lancing Shopkeeper Sentenced For Selling Alcohol To Child And Illegal Vapes

  A Lancing shopkeeper has received a 12-month community order to carry out 240 hours of unpaid work, after he pleaded guilty to a series of alcohol and tobacco offences.

• Neighbours Object To Hove Caribbean Festival Drinks Licence

  The organisers of a Caribbean-themed festival in a quiet park faced objections from neighbours when they applied for a drinks licence for the event.

• Chichester Councillors Earmark £180k For River Restoration Project

  Plans to use £180,000 to protect and restore three waterways in the Chichester area have been approved by the district council.