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Woman fuming with court after being forced to pay £74k in neighbour driveway row (opens the original)
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A woman is upset after a court ruled that she must pay out £74,000 following a driveway dispute with her neighbour. Celia Goodwin, 60, from Woodingdean, says she has been embroiled in a boundary dispute with her next-door neighbours since 2014. The row centres on the boundary between the two Woodingdean properties. Ms Goodwin wanted to access a parking space behind her own house by driving along a narrow, paved strip of land between their homes which belongs to her neighbour. The neighbourâ
Mum whose daughter was stillborn slams findings of maternity investigation (opens the original)
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A mum whose baby was stillborn has criticised the findings of a national investigation into maternity care, which she says “falls far short” of what bereaved families were promised. Lucia Ford-Ferrari was almost 39 weeks pregnant when she attended Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath, worried that daughter Freya was not moving enough. She was seen by midwives and sent home, she said. When she returned four days later with the same concerns, medics could not find the baby’s heartbeat. The fi
Council must pay man £11k after 'starkly improper' prosecution over pub tiles (opens the original)
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The council must pay a man more than £11,000 after trying to prosecute him for failing to comply with an enforcement notice over the removal of pub tiles. Charlie Southall and Dragonfly Architectural Services Ltd, of which Mr Southall was a director, were found not guilty of failing to comply with an enforcement notice issued by Brighton and Hove City Council, ordering the repair and replacement of the green tiles that had been removed from the Montreal Arms in Brighton. Mr Southall purchased t
Sussex donkey sanctuary's tribute to patron Ann Widdecombe amid murder fears (opens the original)
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A Sussex donkey charity has paid tribute to Ann Widdecombe amid fears she was murdered. The ex-Tory prisons minister, who was 78, later became a Brexit Party MEP and subsequently a Reform UK spokeswoman. She also found fame outside politics after starring in Strictly Come Dancing. A manhunt has been launched for a white male believed to be responsible for her death, police said. Ms Widdecombe was also a patron of Safe Havens for Donkeys, based in Haywards Heath, since 2002. The charity, which he
Council leader welcomes £22m investment to replace seafront arches (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. The leader of the council has welcomed a £22 million government investment to replace seafront arches at risk of collapse. The arches, which support Kingâs Road, are âin urgent need of replacing to avoid collapse, which would close the road and
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