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Popular burger bar in Brighton launches on Just Eat (opens the original)
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A burger chain has launched on Just Eat, giving customers in Brighton a new way to order their favourite meals. Honest Burgers is now available on the delivery platform through a new partnership. The full menu, including homemade British beef burgers, rosemary chips, and a range of vegetarian and vegan options, can now be ordered for delivery. Emma Sherwood-Smith, chief commercial officer at Honest Burgers, said: "Honest Burgers is excited to expand its delivery partnerships to new platforms, in
Competition launched in Sussex to find best garden in the region (opens the original)
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Residents in Sussex are being invited to take part in a gardening competition that celebrates green-fingered talent. Raven in Bloom, organised by Raven Housing Trust, is open to customers across the region and aims to brighten up neighbourhoods by encouraging people to transform outdoor spaces. Lauren McCready-Carter, estates manager at Raven Housing Trust, said: "Gardening provides so many benefits to individuals and communities, plus bright and colourful outdoor spaces can make a neighbourhood
Fields in Trust protection granted for Horsham Park (opens the original)
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Horsham Park is now protected for the future under a newly granted status. The park has been secured under Fields in Trust, ensuring it remains a green space for all to enjoy in perpetuity. The decision follows a long-running campaign by the Friends of Horsham Park, with support from many other local organisations and residents. Sally Sanderson, chair of the Friends group, said: "We are grateful to Horsham District Council for agreeing to Fields in Trust status for our wonderful park. Recycled m
'New chapter' for town landmark as plans to restore it begin (opens the original)
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Maintenance works are set to begin at Worthing Lido. Earlier this year, the tenant temporarily closed the amusements and children’s rides in the central area of the lido to allow essential repair works to take place and ensure they remained safe for families to enjoy. Worthing Borough Council is now leading improvement efforts, following the decision by the long-serving tenant to leave the attraction. Work will focus on essential repairs and making the site safe for future use. Council leader Cl
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