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Horsham District Council

A static and a touring caravan on a field. A large pile of logs lies in the middle of the land.

Family told to leave caravan site appeal to stay

Landowner Benjamin Keet says he and his family have nowhere else to go.

A computer-generated image of a town square with green market marquees stalls and trees surrounded by brickwork.

Plans unveiled for town centre redesign

Horsham District Council says it wants to add new cycle lanes and public spaces to the town centre.

A field with an outbuilding in the foreground. The building has two cars parked on a verge next to it.

Plans to build new water-efficient homes approved

A total of 25 new homes will be built on the site of a former nursery in High Bar Lane in Thakeham.

A council tax printed on white A4 paper lies in on a wooden table. This is a close up image and we see the heading 'Council Tax Bill' and the sub-heading 'Annual Bill'. We see some partial lines of more details. On top of the bill is a scattered pile of a dozen pound coins.

Why is my council tax rising and how is it spent?

Council tax bills across Sussex and Brighton are rising by more than £100 for the average home.

An external view of the Capitol Theatre in Horsham. There is a road in front of the theatre and steps leading to a large glass building.

Theatre refurbishment to commence next year

The Capitol in Horsham will remain open this year aside from a short closure between April and May.

Grey fencing blocks off the entrance to a derelict lot

Retail park given go-ahead after access improved

McDonald's and Starbucks drive-throughs are included in plans for the park just off the A24.

Adele wearing a black dress and singing into a microphone.

Adele thwarted sale of 'haunted' £6m house - owner

The award-winning singer rented the Grade II-listed home in West Sussex in 2012.

A digital aerial image of what the site could look like when the homes are constructed.

Controversial plans for 120 village homes approved

Horsham District Council's planning committee is approving the plans despite getting 56 objections.

The village name sign of Partridge Green, in front of a wooden fence and a hedge.

Plans to build 120 homes in village to be discussed

The plans for the site include a mix of housing and public open space, developers say.