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Julia Donaldson is sitting in Arundel Town Hall, with wood-panelled walls in the background, reading her new children's book. The book has a picture of a bear on the front with the name Gozzle

Gruffalo author's grandchildren help tell new tale

The Gruffalo writer's fans in Arundel were treated to a reading of her latest book, Gozzle.

A fire-damaged power cabinet with burned and melted wires inside.

Train disruption after fire at rail power station

Trains between Horsham and Arundel are affected after a fire at a substation in Pulborough.

A child wearing glasses and holding a lantern. He is holding a toy sword and is stood next to his mother.

Family hopeful of treatment for son's rare condition

Three-year-old Beau Kent was born with a rare condition meaning he stops breathing when he sleeps.

An elderly man with grey hair and glasses stood beside an elderly woman with short grey hair and red lipstick, looking into the camera. They are stood in a large white kitchen.

Court resolves error after £90k sent to wrong person

Money intended for Gilly and Nigel Cutts was accidentally sent to the person they had sued.

Two silver dumbbells in foreground in a rack with unidentifyable people in the background using gym equipment

Town's teenagers to get free gym sessions

Sessions will be held at a Youth Gym in a marquee at Arundel Lido every Wednesday.

A Google Map image of a road. There are green trees and grass on either side of the road, and houses on the right.

Pedestrian seriously injured in delivery van crash

A 75-year-old woman was airlifted to hospital following the crash in Arundel.

A worker viewed from above, carrying a basket loaded with punnets of strawberries, as he walks between rows of plants being grown in polytunnels.

New tech means bumper Christmas strawberry crop

Two farms in Sussex are using the latest technology to provide a year-round supply of strawberries.

The Poor Clares of Arundel: Sisters Aelred, Gabriel and Leo, sat together linking arms, dressed in their nun's habits

Chart-topping nuns vie for Christmas number one

The sisters are releasing a new version of Silent Night and Hodie Christus, a Gregorian chant.

Gilly and Nigel Cutts looking at the camera with unhappy expressions.

£90k compensation paid to wrong person by court

Gilly and Nigel Cutts' dream flat became a nightmare, but the ensuing legal process was even worse.