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Duke of Kent visits Ardingly College His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent today planted a tree at Ardingly College as part of the school's 150th anniversary celebrations.

Himalayan plant thrives at High Beeches A spectacular plant grown from seeds collected more than 20 years ago has been the centre of attention at the South East Rhododendron show.

Cats Protection team prepare for skydive Flying vets will float to earth from 12,000 feet to help the cats that they care for.

Victory Hall fights for future Changing lifestyles are making income generation harder for one of the historic treasures of Mid Sussex.

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