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Students at Worthing College came with Matthew Crawley to tour and learn about the Palace of Westminster. Matt has engaged successive generations in history and...

On the day of the voting across West Sussex for the re-election of Katy Bourne as Police and Crime Commissioner and the Worthing ward elections that boosted...

“We need lived experience at the heart of government. Often, people responsible for feeding into policy have good intentions but with no experience of the...

See something that needs doing? Willing to take on responsibility? How will you help? Ian Hart, prominent locally and fellow columnist, kindly bought me a beer...

Smoking is not an adult habit to start. The tobacco industry had to find 5,000 new cigarette buyers every week to replace those who would never smoke again...

Campaigns and issues can last for ages; I have been involved with many, some by choice, some by chance. Alan Bates, a sub postmaster for five years until 2003...

Parliament and government came close to fixing Easter in 1928, at least for the western Christian churches. Easter Sunday can be one of 35 days in March or...

Many in the constituency and in wider West Sussex were growing up as the Allies helped the rebuilding of the politics and the economies of Germany and of...

The Palace of Westminster and its neighbour Westminster Abbey have been together for ages. The Abbey has an interesting history. There have been 40 coronations...