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Saturday, 17th May 2008

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Family pay tribute to crash victim A Ditchling family has paid tribute to a grandmother who died in an horrific crash just a year after her husband was killed in a road accident.

Crack the safe to win a car Safe crackers could take away a free car when a Haywards Heath firm stages a celebration.

Plumpton College Open Day THOUSANDS of visitors flocked to Plumpton College for its Open Day on Saturday. This annual event combines Sussex Young Farmers' Clubs Annual show and has many practical and interesting displays by staff and students. Visitors were offered tours

Body found at Little Horsted Following a report by a woman walking her dog in Worth Lane at Little Horsted, just south of Uckfield, police attended the scene on Thursday morning at around 10am and discovered a body, which appears to be that of a woman.

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New names at town council

Delicatessen to ditch plastic bags

Parking meters still causing bother

Enterprise opens in Haywards Heath

MP Soames banned after quad bike incident

Balcombe activists ditch plastic bags

Blind pedestrian raises traffic fears

Scandinavian artists display work

Fabric Warehouse in Burgess Hill closes

New mayor for Haywards Heath

Teenagers could get youth club back

Focus on tattoos and body piercing

Dame Vera visits High Beeches

Teenager is orienteering champion

Eccentric stockbroker gears up for bike ride

Lindfield post-office re-opens

Model railway club's tribute to lifelong member

Fears of new driving centre

Leisure centre 'cutbacks' concern

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