Student dubs collection of sensory-focused homeware 'for everyone'
University of Brighton student Jasmine Saggers has created a sensory homeware collection to support neurodiverse well-being.
University of Brighton student Jasmine Saggers has created a sensory homeware collection to support neurodiverse well-being.
On 31 July, the Littlehampton Community Support and Information Fair will take place on Littlehampton High Street and will feature free advice and activities.
You can see me pictured with an interesting fuchsia growing in the garden, arborescens, originating from Central America, it is an erect, evergreen shrub or small tree with shiny dark green leaves and panicles of small purple/pink flowers, rather like lilac flowers, followed by purple spherical fruits. It is easy to train into a small, single-stemmed tree and is lovely as a conservatory specimen where it will bloom throughout the year. Mine are kept fleeced in a covered alley at the side of the house in the winter. They are best grown in moist but well-drained compost in part shade. Although Fuchsia berries are edible, most are not particularly tasty and are sparsely produced on plants. Fuchsia plants are generally grown as an ornamental and not for fruit crops within the UK.
I’m writing this the day before Full Council, where Councillors will be debating our joint motion with Brighton & Hove Independents councillor, Mark Earthey, calling for urgent action to support unpaid carers. By the time you’re reading this the vote will have happened, and I sincerely hope my Labour colleagues will have given their support.
A paedophile who was jailed for his sex offences has died
Grovelands Community Primary School in Hailsham has been praised by Ofsted for its supportive environment, strong curriculum in reading and maths, and high expectations, following a June 2025 inspection.
There are a small number of closures that will affect traffic in Sussex from July 11 to 13, according to National Highways.
The event was hosted by The Salvation Army, who are campaigning for naloxone to be more publicly available.
Documentary A Sip of Irish, which was partly filmed in West Sussex, will shine a spotlight on Ireland’s culinary and drinks heritage.
Skaters have praised the Hove Beach Plaza, constructed by Maverick Skateparks and officially opened in September last year