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Picture of the week, April 9
  • Police lines hem in the crowds at the G20 protests outside the Bank of England
  • Laura Burnett of the Sussex Archaeological Society with a clay pipe circa late 19th century at Archaeology Day at The Booth Museum in Brighton
  • Alastair and Sam Trew of Worthing re-enacted John Lennon and Yoko Ono's bed-in to celebrate its 40th year anniversary
  • Makie Kitaruth, 27, notices the clock tower has not been put forward a week after the clocks changed.
  • Children at Dolphins Pre-School in Hove celebrate their Easter Bonnet Parade
  • Children from Eastbrook Primary School celebrate receiving their Argus Sports Equipment for Schools prize
  • Liam Treadwell's family celebrate his triumph at the Grand National. l-r brother Nathan, mother Lorraine and dad Mark.
  • Year three pupils Zak Morgan, left, and Oli Holloway have a sword fight as part of the medieval day at Hoddern Junior School.
  • The opening of the Laboratory of Apiculture and Social Insects (LASI) for the study of bees, wasps and ants at the University of Sussex
  • Pupils from Ringmer Community College join forces with Oxfam to launch their G20 campaign in Lewes on April 1.
  • An egg design by Southdown Junior School year six pupil Selin for the schools' Easter eggs competition.
  • Olivia Maxey from Jean Butterworth School of Dancing, Worthing, performing in character as Mr Tumnus from the Chronicles of Narnia
  • Paul and Pauline Allen of Brighton have furnished their home with items found from skips, including this picture frame.
  • Varndean College's Amalgamation Dance Company promote their new show, Breaking Boundaries at new venue The Basement.

Here are the photographs from the last week we are most proud of. We asked you to tell us which are your favourites by voting for them. The winner is the picture of the John Lennon and Yoko Ono Bed In recreation.

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