West Sussex
Not enough specific news from Abingworth. Meanwhile, here are the latest from West Sussex.
The trust has successfully achieved re-accreditation, recognising its commitment to supporting the Armed Forces community and their families.
A new stretch of the Centurion Way trail is now open, offering improved access to the National Park for walkers and cyclists.
New dual award programme with Petra Christian University aims to provide globally recognised qualifications for students in Indonesia.
The hospital's electronic patient record system, named after Sir Archibald McIndoe, has brought significant benefits to clinical care and patient administration.
New degree apprenticeship recognition allows apprentices to qualify faster as chartered accountants, benefiting both students and employers.
The hospital's digital transformation programme, Archie EPR, has been recognised with a national award for its successful implementation.
The park recognised for its conservation efforts and youth engagement at the Houses of Parliament.
National Park Authority grants permission for new homes, holiday lets, offices, and educational space at historic Lavington Stud and Estate.
Former retirement home in West Sussex to be restored and converted, with new homes replacing fire-damaged buildings.
New report highlights scarring as a significant health issue, urging greater awareness and research investment.
Expert advice and practical techniques were shared at a free event for those affected by facial palsy and their families.
Academics collaborate on Dstl's HEADS UP project to enhance soldier performance and reduce injury risks with new head-mounted technologies.
