Council news

An open letter to the people of Sussex from public service workers

Sussex’s NHS, care providers, councils, police, fire and ambulance services are making an impassioned plea to the public to continue to stay at home to stop the spread of Covid-19.

Council to extend free parking to alleviate congestion and help key workers during the Coronavirus outbreak

Free parking has been extended to all Council owned car parks to help residents park safer, support key workers and avoid road congestion during covid19.

New 'Horsham Gingerbread' exhibit

Horsham's Gingerbread From old lost letter to regional delicacy in under 10 years.

Horsham Centre of Debate

140 years ago the Horsham School Board took a rather more enlightened view, much to the annoyance of the teaching profession.

Dramatically improved recycling rates during coronavirus period

Horsham District residents have improved their recycling rates for the first quarter of 2020, especially since the start of the coronavirus outbreak.

Residents advised against releasing sky lanterns

Horsham District Council has asked its residents not to release sky lanterns to show their appreciation for NHS workers during the Covid-19 crisis.

Council kick starts community appeal to help the vulnerable during crisis

Horsham District Council has kick started a community support appeal to help the vulnerable during the coronavirus crisis

Council leaflet drop to spread message of support during pandemic

During the current health crisis, it is crucial that residents across the entire District are provided with accurate and up to date information during these difficult times.

Horsham District small businesses already benefitting from grant funds

Some 163 small local businesses have already benefitted from the Government's business rate grant funds in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Donate to the Horsham District COVID-19 Appeal

A community support appeal has been launched to help with funding for the Horsham District Community Volunteer Hubs and community group Horsham Matters.