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Three people in Burgess Hill are celebrating after winning £1,000 each thanks to their lucky postcode. Wednesday, 3rd February 2021, 8:41 am The Downs Road neighbours netted the windfall when RH15 8PA was announced as a daily prize winner with People’s Postcode Lottery on Monday, February 1. People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Danyl Johnson sent his well-wishes to the winners. People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Danyl Johnson He said: “What a brilliant win to start the week, I’m delighted for all of our winners in Burgess Hill. I hope they treat themselves with the prize money a...

Smithdon High School at Hunstanton, which has applied to demolish its swimming pool - Credit: Ian Burt A Norfolk secondary school wants to demolish its swimming pool because it is no longer viable to maintain it. Smithdon High School, at Hunstanton, is a Grade II listed building because it is considered one of the most architecturally-significant buildings of the 20th century. But the designation does not include the pool, which is housed in a single-storey building on the Downs Road site.  In its planning application, the school's agents Russen and Turner state: "The swimming pool has remai...

Swimming pool demolition proposed for Hunstanton secondary school  | Updated: 12:10, 27 January 2021 A West Norfolk education group has submitted plans to demolish the old swimming pool at one of its schools. Officials claim it is no longer viable for them to maintain the facility at the Smithdon High School in Hunstanton, which they say has been unused for many years. The school's sponsor, the West Norfolk Academies Trust, has applied for both planning and listed building consent for the demolition and the installation of a wall-mounted roof ladder. Smithdon High School (41410652) The ladd...

A DRUG dealer will have to wait another month to learn his fate – because the probation service failed to compile a pre-sentence report.

The musicians who massaged our temples for us this year took more than one approach — some immersive soundscapes, some acoustic lullabies, at least one wild pop-punk experiment. In 2020, there were many ways to understand the year in music; this week, we're considering five. Even more than "mindfulness" or "self-care," "chill" has morphed into a context-flattening buzzword, not quite a genre of music but certainly a tool used to categorize it, especially as a beacon of calm in your streaming app of choice. Still, it might be just the right term for the palliative care so many of us have spe...