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Liberal Democrat Sam Raby elected in St. Leonard’s Forest County by-election

Horsham Liberal Democrats Sam Raby has been elected as the new West Sussex County Councillor (WSCC) for the St. Leonard’s Forest Division.

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Liberal Democrat Louise Potter elected to Horsham Riverside in by-election win

Following a decisive by-election victory, Louise Potter has been elected as the new County Councillor for Horsham Riverside at West Sussex County Council.

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Stop Sewage Dumping

Stop Sewage Dumping Sign the petition to demand action! Water companies dumped sewage 947 times in 2021 into the rivers and streams in Horsham District. That's equivalent to 10,063…

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Restore our rural bus services!

Restore our rural bus services! An affordable and reliable public bus network is vital to thousands of people living in rural communities across Horsham District. A public transport system…

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Harwood Road

Safer Harwood Road Harwood Road runs through and around the heart of our area and is a key walking route for families heading to school and to Owlbeech and Leechpool Woods. Speeding cars and…

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Zero turnout for West Sussex elections

It’s Non-Election Day for Horsham District voters and across West Sussex, following the cancellation of the West Sussex County Council Elections.

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Horsham Liberal Democrats CONFIDENTIAL Application for inclusion to the list of Approved Candidates for elections West Sussex County Council Please return to Surrie Everett-Pascoe, Secretary,…

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West Sussex County Council Candidate Process

West Sussex County Council Candidate Process Application for inclusion to the list of Approved Candidates for elections West Sussex County Council For return details see application form.…

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Horsham MP to ask Housing Minister to overrule ‘maverick’ decision on Local Plan

The government-appointed planning inspector, Mr Luke Fleming, finally gave his verdict on Horsham District Council’s (HDC) new local plan and it’s not good news for Horsham District.

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