In this episode of the Sussex News Digest, Chris Dabbs covers a range of local stories. Highlights include the rescue of two novice paddle boarders in Brighton by the RNLI, the cancellation of a popular car show due to safety and financial concerns, and a community initiative to create a wildflower meadow in Wooding Dene, supported by Brighton and Hove City Council. Additionally, the upcoming opening of an IKEA store in Brighton, featuring new signage and digital screens, is generating excitement among local shoppers. The news is presented in a lively and engaging manner, emphasizing community involvement and local developments.
www.thesussexvoice.co.uk

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-sussex-voice-mini-podcast--6592364/support.

In this episode of Sussex Voice, our hosts Chris Dabbs and Alice take a delightful journey through Worthing, a coastal town that's becoming quite the charming destination. They chat about how affordable it is, with house prices being 30% lower than those in nearby Brighton, making it an attractive option for many. The duo also highlights the vibrant community spirit, showcased through fun events like the Worthing Birdman competition.
Worthing's commitment to sustainability is another topic of praise, with its network of cycling paths and eco-friendly buses leading the way. The town's natural beauty and enhanced infrastructure add to its appeal. Plus, Worthing's cultural and culinary scenes are buzzing, drawing in young families and professionals alike.
The episode wraps up by showcasing Worthing as a shining example of how coastal towns can grow while keeping community and sustainability at their heart.


Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-sussex-voice-mini-podcast--6592364/support.

In this episode of the Sussex Voice mini podcast, Chris and Alice explore the challenges of poor mobile phone coverage in rural Sussex, England. They discuss how communities have adapted by creating maps of areas with better reception, such as "the Holy Corner" and "the Magic Oak." The episode highlights the economic impact on local businesses, O2's upcoming network upgrade using distributed antenna systems and satellite technology, and the potential benefits for emergency response times and tourism. They reflect on the balance between modernization and preserving rural character, concluding with an invitation for listeners to share their experiences.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-sussex-voice-mini-podcast--6592364/support.