Council news

Council’s successful prosecution of Horsham acupuncturist

Horsham District Council successfully took an unlicensed acupuncturist from Horsham town centre to court (week commencing 27 January). The acupuncturist, Ms Yao Weinx known as LALA was found guilty of causing burns to an eighty-six year old pensioner.

Council issues warning about potentially contaminated food products

Horsham District Council is alerting local businesses and members of the public of unsafe seafood and meat products that that may be on sale in the area.

Help town to remember Horsham’s wartime sweethearts this Valentine’s Day

Horsham District Council, in partnership with Swan Walk Shopping Centre, is encouraging the community to remember its wartime sweethearts this Valentine’s Day as it prepares to celebrate the 75^th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe over the Bank Holiday weekend of 8 to 10 May (VE 75 Weekend).

New temporary housing accommodation for Horsham District

New temporary accommodation has recently been constructed for Horsham District residents who find themselves facing homelessness, often through no fault of their own.

Public consultation starts on the draft Horsham District Local Plan 2019-2036

Horsham District Council is currently preparing a new Local Plan which will guide future developments in the Horsham District until 2036. The public are encouraged to have their say on the draft Local Plan during the public consultation from 17 February to 30 March.

Funding boost for rough sleepers in the Horsham District

Horsham District Council and its partner agencies are enhancing their services to end rough sleeping in the Horsham District following a successful funding bid.

Young sports stars recognised at Set4Success awards

Outstanding young sportsmen and women were recognised at the annual Set4Success awards, held at Christ’s Hospital School on Friday, 31 January.

Calling all businesses and entrepreneurs – free business advice and drop in session

Horsham District Council is running a business drop in session to offer practical help and advice to anyone thinking about setting up a new business or expanding the business they already have.

Council to crack down on illegal puppy farms due to new Lucy’s Law

Horsham District Council as a licensing authority will be responsible for enforcing a new law which has been introduced to protect the welfare of puppies and kittens under six months old.

Keeping young people safe online

This year Safer Internet Day is Tuesday 11 February and Horsham District Council is supporting the campaign by sharing tips and advice on how to keep young people safe online.