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Santa redundant in Mile Oak
6:20pm Friday 28th November 2008
Are the traditional Christmas festivities becoming a thing of the past? Why are the Church Bazaar and Downland Court Kids Christmas party not being held this year?
Comments (0)Valley Road Action Group to hold Christmas meeting
11:38am Sunday 16th November 2008
Valley Road residents are invited to find out what's being done to improve the area where they live at a Christmas meeting in Mile Oak.
Portslade commemorates its war dead
8:02pm Sunday 9th November 2008
Around 500 Portslade residents turned out to commemorate the dead from two world wars in Easthill Park today.
Opinion: stop the trade in fireworks
10:29am Tuesday 4th November 2008
Over the last few days we have been subjected to a bombardment of fireworks and bangers here in Portslade. If only people could give a little thought to the pain and suffering that is caused to thousands of animals every year from now up until New Year.
Are you interested in your heritage?
4:53pm Monday 3rd November 2008
Portslade WRVS is running a Heritage Plus Project at St Andrew's Community Centre in Church Road, Portslade, for over-55s.
A purr-fect idea for Halloween
11:50am Wednesday 29th October 2008
Cat Welfare Sussex is holding a Halloween event in Portslade on Friday October 31 to raise money for to care for rescued cats.
Trafalgar Road reopens early
11:27am Sunday 26th October 2008
Trafalgar Road originaly due to close for two weeks reopened after four days
400th appearance of Mile Oak FC skipper
11:12am Sunday 26th October 2008
Mile Oak FC Captain Steve (Stiggy) Porter made his 400th appearance on Saturday against Steyning at Mile Oak Recreation Ground.
Beyond Boundary Road
9:32am Thursday 23rd October 2008
An Exhibition of photography and sound about Portslade by Pablo Perezzarate is to be held at Blank Studio at 108 North Street, Portslade.
Disability badges given greater protection
2:26pm Monday 20th October 2008
Following on from my previous article on stolen disability badges from Portslade, a number of disabled persons contacted me for details of the security frame to house them safely.
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