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Intrepid reporter digs elbow-deep in rotting garbage to get his exclusive
Headline Sheffield
A former assistant editor at the Sheffield Star is refusing to spend his retirement pottering around the garden. Instead he’s compiling a series of books charting the city’s proud history. Peter Goodman’s first book, Headline Sheffield, has now been published
Hospice plan set to clear final hurdle
Planning permission has been granted for a new children’s hospice in Worthing. The project is backed by the Worthing Herald, which has co-ordinated the fund-raising appeal to help the new centre. It could be less than three weeks before the
Complaint threat forWorthing Herald
A borough council is considering taking the Worthing Herald to the Press Complaints Commission for printing what it considers to be confidential information about staff. The Herald told its readers about the background to senior staff changes at the authority.
Learning to live with the nationals
The national media spotlight may be focused on the harbour town of Littlehampton, but for the team at the local weekly, life has to go on. Detectives there are co-ordinating the search for eight-year-old Sarah Payne, who went missing near
Civic tribute at funeral of photographer
Journalists and photographers joined family mourners at the funeral of Brighton Evening Argus photographer Phil Wigglesworth. Phil, who died of cancer at the age of 62, spent 45 years as a press photographer. He began his career in 1953 on
Appeal nears the big £1m
An ambitious hospice appeal is anticipating raising its first £1m in the next few weeks. The Chestnut Tree House Appeal, backed by the Worthing Herald, the Littlehampton Gazette and the Shoreham Herald, now has £922,946 in the kitty – £15,000
Herald rallies support for key meeting against health closures
Readers urged to sign petition as hospitals’ fate hangs in the balance
Journalists rewarded for their work as trainees
Worthing Herald reporter Chris Taylor was among the winners at Highbury College’s annual journalism awards. Chris, (27), won The Frank Warner Award for special achievement by a newspaper journalism student from the Portsmouth college. He was the first on his