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Photos: Eddie Mitchell "There is a cohort of regular and older users of the woodlands who, based on two sessions of precious exercise a day, now face a £5 per day fee (plus 40p per transaction for the processing of the fee using the app). "A lot of us are older and retirees who are nonplussed at the council’s lack of consideration. "It seems as though their decision is aimed at the casual user of the park, rather than the constant (all weather) walkers. "This petition’s aim is to encourage the council to engage with their residents and bring in an affordable, annual parking permi...

PARKING ticket machines at a popular park were found to be broken on the first day of new charges.

The cliff fall happened at Seaford Head yesterday evening. A Maritime and Coastguard Agency spokeswoman said: "At 5.30pm yesterday, March 15, HM Coastguard received a report of a landslide in the Seaford Head area. "The Environment Agency, the British Geological Survey and West Sussex County Council have been informed." There was a large cliff fall at Seaford Head on March 15 Credit: Eddie Mitchell Images taken today show the aftermath of the landslide, with an enormous mound of white rock piled up at the foot of the cliffs. The rock covers part of the beach and extends into the...

But a road to the peninsular, built after the Great War, made the area more accessible. However, it wasn't until the early 1960s when development kick-started in earnest. But up until the 1980s properties were well within price ranges of local people. Then came the 1990s, and Sandbanks prices exploded - becoming known as one of the most expensive places to live in the world. Why is Sandbanks so desirable? "That is the million dollar question isn't it?" says Richard Dunford, branch manager of Tailor Made estate agents which deals with Sandbanks' properties. Mr Dunford thinks the answ...

A HOTEL near an airport has been evacuated this afternoon due to a serious fire on the fifth floor. Fire crews remain at the scene this evening, having received reports of a fire at the Ibis Hotel in London Road in Crawley near Gatwick Airport shortly before 3pm. Pictures show clouds of smoke billowing from the building this afternoon. Photos: Eddie Mitchell London Road has been closed in both directions as emergency teams work to tackle the blaze and people are still advised to avoid the area. A multi agency effort here to tackle the blaze. The road is still closed in both d...