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on February 25, 2019

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These photos were taken at Meadowbrook the housing estate in Sullington

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Gruffalo Girl Graces Storrington Duck Race!

An interview with Julia Donaldson, the author of the best-selling book 'The Gruffalo' Today was the annual Storrington Duck Race - a fund-raising event organised by the Friends of Storrington Primary School that draws people from far and wide. Today we were lucky enough to have Julia Donaldson open our event by counting down the first race. She very kindly agreed to be interviewed by me, as she knows I would love to be a journalist one day. Here is what we talked about: We're really thrilled to have you here at the Storrington Duck Race today. Is this the first time you've been to our Duck Race and are you enjoying it so far? Yes, it is the first time I've been to a Duck Race and I'm very much enjoying it, especially the archery because I was quite good at that and I managed to beat my husband. I was quite relieved it wasn't real ducks, because I thought I was going to have to hold a real struggling duck and thro

Abigail: Designer Jumble

Abigail is the name of a recently opened shop in Storrington, that sells something known as designer jumble. Second hand dresses, shoes, even bags! Abigail has it all. The owner of this designer shop (Abigail) also owns another shop with Depop but has decided to open a physical shop right here in Storrington... To find out more go to @DesignerJumbleSale on Facebook today!

So Long Lloyds

On Friday 24th of May, a letter was sent out to all of the Storrington Lloyds bank customers to inform them that the bank will be closing on the 9th of October 2019. The bank officials claim: 'After a review of how our customers use our branches in the South Downs area, we have made the decision to close our Storrington branch.' Lloyds have decided that their customers needs have began to change, as over 14 million people now use internet banking to access their Lloyds bank account. The company believes that their customers do not use the branch nearly as much as they used to and the accessibility for people has also decreased. People all over Social Media are horrified by the choice the officials have made and now state the event as: 'This is awful' 'Tragic' Though not all is as bad as it seems. The Lloyds Bank mobile branch will be coming to our village on a regular basis to save customers the journey to Worthing to take a couple of hundr

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