A #Sussex #Police officer has been fired after breaching his final professional standards warning. The police officer breached: courtesy, professional behaviour standards, respect, and authority. Former police officer, Ian Upperton, 50, broke into his ex-wife's house, and made her topple over, this injured her. Ian also made threats to his ex-wife, and made threats, and remarks against her to another Sussex Police constable. The former police officer attempted to intimidate his superintendent whom had issued him with bail. Sussex Police said: “This officer’s behaviour fell far short of the standards we expect at Sussex Police." “He has let himself, his family, the public, and his colleagues down.” Ian Upperton was found guilty at his gross-misconduct hearing at Sussex Police headquarters, in #Lewes, and was fired from his duty as a policeman. The hearing took place on #June 18th, 2021.

How many residents of East #Sussex have #Autistic Spectrum Disorder, #ASD, #Autism? An estimated 1, 840 children, and adolescents, aged zero, to nineteen, have Autistic Spectrum Disorder, in #EastSussex.

How many residents of West #Sussex have #Autism? In 2015, there was approximately 2, 622 young people, aged 0-24 years, with #ASD, #Autistic Spectrum Disorder. This number of affected youngsters with the condition could rise to 2, 796 in 2030.

#Rustington #Community Primary #School have asked their pupils to wear odd coloured socks to celebrate anti-bullying week. Teachers took part in anti-bullying week on #Friday, 20th #November, 2021. Teachers encouraged pupils to take part by introducing class activities, and class conversations, to help get the message across.

#Twitter users are criticising the health secretary, Matt Hancock, after he was caught on video without a mask as he walked into 10 Downing Street. Twitter user, Bernie's Tweets, tweeted: "Watch closely. Here, Matt Hancock wears his mask outside in the fresh air, walking alone. But as he enters a communal area of No10, which is an office full of people, he rips it off his face. The hypocrisy and lies need to stop!" #Covid19 #UK #MattHancock

A teenage girl has sadly passed away in Bennett's Field, #Horsham, West #Sussex, #UK. A Police spokesperson said: “Shortly after 5.30pm on #Thursday, #June 17, 2021, police were called following concerns for a teenage girl at Bennetts Field in #Brighton Road, Horsham, UK." “Officers attended, supported by the ambulance service, and despite the best efforts of paramedics, the girl was sadly pronounced dead." “There are no suspicious circumstances, and officers are providing support to the girl’s family at this difficult time.”

Station Road, in #Horsham Town Centre, is due to be cut-off from the public to allow electrical improvements to take place. The road will be shut from July 6th, 2021, and will be cut-off for an estimate of eight days, says West #Sussex County #Council.

Firepersons freed seagulls from netting, after they got themselves trapped in the netting. This happened yesterday morning, #June 17th, 2021, in #Worthing. The seagulls had got themselves trapped in some netting on the roof of a building in Cissbury Road, Worthing, #UK. A spokesman said: “Joint Fire Control mobilised one crew from Worthing Fire Station at 10.34am, along with the station’s aerial ladder platform." “Firefighters, using the aerial ladder platform, were able to safely free the trapped gulls, before booking away from the incident at 11.30am.” Wadars Animal Rescue had initially responded to reports of the trapped seagulls, the team then requested help from West #Sussex Fire, & Rescue Service to free the seagulls from the netting.

A #Horsham Charity, #Cancer Research #UK, is 'desperate' for benefactions. The charity is rapidly losing clothing, and would like the community to donate any old clothing to help the charity. Cancer Research, East Street, Horsham, is asking the local community to drop off any old clothing to help their charity. They are asking for women's, children's, and males clothing to raise 'vital' funding for the charity. A spokesperson said: “We have been so busy in the shop, that we are running out of summer clothing." “Each bag could raise £30. Drop your bags into the shop anytime 9am, to 5.30pm, Monday, to Saturday, and Sunday, 10.30am, to 4.30pm.”

A flood has demolished a family's home in #Hastings. The drains were unable to handle the excess water. Flora said: “Waking up, and hearing that noise, it was like a tsunami coming in. Now we’re homeless. Suddenly our life has been destroyed." “At first we couldn’t get the window open upstairs, and we started to panic, but eventually we got it open, and the fire service rescued us with a ladder.” “The whole downstairs has been totally destroyed. The oven, and fridge freezer have been knocked over, that’s how forceful the water was. All our belongings that were downstairs, all our memories, have been lost. We had been so happy, we were loving living there, and this happened so quickly." Flora's landlord, and the fire department told her that an identical situation took place around twenty-years ago. Flora is desperately waiting for more information from emergency housing. Flora's landlady is contacting their council, and Southern Water. The fire service has warned Flora that her house is unsafe, and too hazardous to return to. The downstairs of Flora's house is demolished, and there is also damage from the water in the upstairs of Flora's home. An East #Sussex Fire Service spokesperson said: “Three people were rescued from the first floor of a building using a ladder.” “Crews wearing dry suits checked the basement too. Highways attended the area with sandbags, and we contacted the local council regarding emergency accommodation.” A Hastings Borough #Council spokesperson said: “Our on-call senior management team were alerted to the flood late last night, and Flora was spoken to by a colleague, then just after midnight, and again first thing this morning. She was interviewed by a housing colleague this afternoon, and is being offered emergency temporary accommodation.” Floods were upsetting many residents in the area, and were affecting many addresses, said an East Sussex Fire Service spokesperson. Each three residents were successfully rescued by the fire service. Firepersons aided the residents onto a ladder, and out of the first-floor window. The fire department swiftly responded, in less than five minutes. David Lee, 46, and his girlfriend Flora Storm, 44, were awakened to a loud bang whilst they were sleeping on their sofa at 10.30: PM. The couple were alarmed to see water charging in through their letterbox. Their 10 year-old daughter's door was knocked down amid the flood's force. Their daughter was asleep until her mum went to get her, and her door was knocked down. The family live in a property in South Terrace, in Hastings, East Sussex, #UK. The family have said their lives have been turned upside down amid the flood. The whole downstairs of the address has been demolished.

Daniela Arguello has been having a 'stressful time' because her family were thousands of miles away from her. Daniela has harsh asthma. Daniela Arguello said when she was offered the Covid-19 vaccination "it was a relief". However, Daniela is feeling displeased amid the difference from her family's country access to vaccines, to the #UK, her home country's. Daniela's family lives in #Madagascar. Daniela also works for Global Citizen, anti-poverty group. Daniela Arguello said: "When I got the text to get the first one, I felt like I wanted to cry, because it had been such a long year."

The #UK Government is considering easing international travel 'restrictions' for completely-vaccinated vacationers, says the UK Government. The government is currently 'looking at new ideas' which may 'allow' vacationers who have had both vaccinations to travel 'freely' from 'amber-list countries', without having to quarantine on return. These new 'travel rules' may mean that travellers could travel to favoured 'amber-listed' vacation spots, such as, #France, #Spain, #Italy, and #Portugal. These countries are currently on the government's 'amber-list'. A lawsuit is due to be planned against the government, in contempt of their green, amber, and red Covid-19 light system. The action will be taken by the bosses of both #Stanstead, and #Manchester airports, as well as #Ryanair. The Tourism Industry is urging the British Government to resume travelling abroad. A government spokes lady said: “As set out in the Global Travel Taskforce, we are working with industry for a safe return to international travel, guided by one overwhelming priority, public health." “Decisions on our traffic light system are kept under constant review, and based on a range of health factors." “Recognising the strong strategic rationale, and success of the vaccine programme, we have commenced work to consider the role of vaccinations in shaping a different set of health, and testing measures for inbound travel.” Dwayne Hards (#LCN Founder/#Leader) said: "I do not understand why people who have had both vaccines would be given special rights because people who have been vaccinated can still spread #Covid-19. This doesn't make any sense, this is about control, and is unlawful."

A driver in #Lancing was arrested, and taken to police custody for drink driving, and for having no insurance. The arrest took place yesterday, #June 14th, 2021. #Sussex #Police have confirmed that the driver's car has been confiscated, they have also confirmed that the driver had no insurance, and was drink driving, as well as being unlicensed. Sussex Police said: "He also has no licence, or insurance, so the car has been seized." #SussexPolice

A #Littlehampton baby fox has been rescued after getting it's head stuck in a cement bug trap. The couple who found the fox were worried, scared, and gobsmacked. The fox was found to have got it's head stuck in a cement mosquito trap. Keith Collins, and Wendy Bradmore, found the fox in their garden, cement mosquito trap, on #June 15th, 2021. Wendy Bradmore said: “We came downstairs at around 7am, and spotted the silly little fox with her head well, and truly stuck. She appeared to be wedged in a big chunk of concrete, but my Keith explained that it was an old mosquito trap made out of concrete with a hole in the middle which was used to attract the bugs, and trap them inside." “It seems she’d dislodged the metal part that sat inside, and pushed her head inside, but got stuck. I didn’t even know this thing was in the garden, and it was really upsetting to see her stuck there, distressed, and struggling to breathe." “We tried to give her some water, but she was incredibly frightened, so we called the experts for help.” Keith, and Wendy contacted the #RSPCA for urgent assistance, RSPCA inspector Kate Barnes responded. Kate Barnes said: “We found a small piece of cake at the bottom of the gap, so we think she followed her nose in there for a snack, and bit off more than she could chew!" “The concrete was very thick, and strong, so I called for assistance from West #Sussex Fire, & Rescue Service’s technical rescue team.” Firepersons had to be incredibly cautious when freeing the fox, luckily the fox was freed safely with spreaders. The firepersons had to carefully cut the cement. Kate added: “We popped her in a cage, and checked her over, but thankfully, she didn’t appear to have any injuries from her ordeal.” “It’s always a last resort taking a fox, especially a youngster, away from their home, and family, so I decided she was well enough to release in the garden, so she could find her way back to her den, and recover in the comfort of her own home!" “Hopefully next time she’ll think before she follows her nose, or her stomach!”

A moviemaking team has been discovered outside of The Worthing Lido, they are 'making a film'. According to Adur, and #Worthing Councils, the videographers are filming there to make a theatre film.

#Littlehampton residents are criticising Arun District #Council for 'not looking after the Littlehampton cemetery grass, and other areas'. One resident said: "I visited the other day, and you couldn’t see the graves in the old part, It just feels so disrespectful. I’ve phoned the council three times, and left messages, and so far they haven’t got back to me. Says it all!" Another resident criticised the council, calling them "useless", they said: "Yeah right!! They couldn't make up this news if they tried." "None of the grass areas around where I live have been cut they are all over grown. Council/highways are useless." One resident responded to the criticism towards the council, they said this: "Remember, its not always down to Arun. West #Sussex County Council highways are responsible for a lot of places, and they have had to cut back on the number of cuts." Arun District Council said: "Input will be added if emailed to #LCN."

Windlesham House School are honoured to accept five chickens into their school, next to their market garden. Windlesham's pupils are excited to welcome their new feathered companions to join them. The chickens are living in the school's countryside property. The chicken's coop was made from 100% eco-friendly, and reclaimed materials. The #Pulborough school will be selling the eggs to pay for the chicken's food, the money will also be put towards the school's market garden. This will be good for the school's entire community. Alex Evans, wife of the headteacher, who built the coop, said: “Our chickens live in a field next to our market garden, where the children are currently growing fruit, and vegetables." “It was important for us to build the coop from reclaimed materials, as we are keen to create a sustainable, eco environment for our market garden." “The children, and staff love visiting the chickens, and feeding them out of their hands, and they really enjoy collecting the eggs too." “It has also been really therapeutic, just having them here, and hearing them outside every day." “The chickens are extremely friendly, and often run up to the children when they visit." “It’s also very beneficial for our pupils from the perspective of developing nurturing skills around caring for an animal, and understanding their physical needs.” According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windlesham_House_School "Windlesham House School is an independent boarding, and day school for boys, and girls, aged 4, to 13 on the South Downs, in Pulborough, West Sussex, England. It was founded in 1837 by Charles Robert Malden, and was the first boys' preparatory school in the United Kingdom." #WindleshamHouseSchool

An elderly lady in #Horsham has recently successfully rehabilitated from #Coronavirus, a fragmented wrist, and a broken hip. Winifred Young, born in West Chiltington in 1921, is due to live past one-hundred years old. Madam Young has nine great grandkids, two great grandkids, and eight grandkids. When Madam Young retired, she still proceeded to bake cakes, and cook for her family, and friends. Ros said: many still remember her ‘super cakes, and meals’. Winifred Young's youngest daughter, Ros Gander, said: “She suffers with dementia, but is wonderfully cared for." “She has been a resident of Horsham for most of her life, and has brought myself, and my two sisters up, who have both sadly passed away." “She went into service, and married my father, I think, when she was 18." “My sisters, Moira, and Joy, were born there. We then moved to #Dundee where my father was from. I was born there." “We moved back down to #Sussex in 1952. We stayed with my grandparents in #Horsham, then moved to the Needles Estate." “My parents marriage failed, and we lived in #Littlehampton for a short while before moving back to the Needles Estate.” Madam Young was a store-assistant. She then began her own catering business called 'Hostess Catering'. Each three of her daughters were working in Madam Young's establishment. Madam Young will be having a nice time at her 100th birthday party on #June 30th, 2021, at Mill River Lodge care home, in Dukes Spare, Horsham, #UK. Celebrating her 100th birthday.

Dwayne Hards has praised Arun District #Council for keeping #Norfolk Garden's grass 'well-mowed' in #Littlehampton. Dwayne said: "I have praised the council for their hard-work because I believe that they have done an incredible job keeping the grass well-maintained/mowed! 10 Out of 10."

Calling the emergency number, 999, or 112, when there is a genuine emergency is crucial, however, many people dial the wrong number when they could have simply called (for example) 101, or 111. Some even hoax call emergency hotlines. Hoax calling emergency services is incredibly dangerous because you are taking a call away from a potential real emergency, and the person who actually needs police, coastguard, fire, or ambulance is likely to receive a delayed response. Calling 999, or 112 to play a prank, make a hoax call, or having no reasonable excuse for dialling the emergency number is a criminal offense, and could land offenders in some quite serious trouble. Offenders may receive up to six months in prison, and/or receive a £5, 000 fine. Cambridgeshire Constabulary said: "How would you feel if a member of your family was unable to get the help they required because the police, fire, or ambulance services had been called away on a hoax call?" The general rule is, if you feel yours, or someone else's property, safety, or welfare, as well as health is in an immediate risk of harm, or there is any immediate danger, it is best to call 999. However, if you feel that it is not necessary to call 999, please call the police on the 101, #NHS on 111, and the fire service on their general-enquires number (find out on their website). Unnecessary 999/112 calls can cost someone's safety, life, or emergency response because someone who generally needs an emergency response has been had their crucial response held-up by a hoax call. Is there any difference between 999, or 112? No, there is very little difference between the two numbers, except that 112 can be used in any #EU country. The call goes to the exact same place as a 999 call. #CallSmart #999WhatsYourEmergency #Police #Fire #Ambulance #Call999 #Call111 #Call112 #Emergency999

Earlier today, I wrote an article strongly advising #Sussex's residents to wear their hats, and to use their sun cream. Earliers article down below: I would like to thank each, and every one of you who ensured that your kids had their sun cream on, and hats on. Thank You! I would also like to thank each, and every one of you who used your own personal sun cream, and those who advised their friends, and/or relatives to do the same. Thank You!

Credits: Dwayne Hards. #LittlehamptonCommunityStar

A #Littlehampton fox had to be rescued after he got his head stuck in a plastic/coil reel outside of St Catherine’s Catholic Church, #Beach Road. The #RSPCA rescued the animal after 'Carl Davies' saw the injured fox in need of help, and telephoned the RSPCA for emergency help. Carl said: “At first, I thought it must be a dead dog, but then I saw the poor thing was alive, and had a cable tunnel stuck on his head, and he was in a lot of distress, struggling to get it off. It was a terrible thing to see an animal suffer like that.” Deputy Chief Inspector Charlotte Baumann said: “He was only a young fox, and was well, and truly wedged inside a wire coil reel holder, which was discarded in the car park." Carl added: “I’m so delighted I was able to help the fox, and that he has been released. Sadly, a lot of people throw rubbish over into the backyard of the church, so I don’t know where the reel came from. It’s so irresponsible when people litter, as it can hurt both animals, and humans alike!” Charlotte added: “We’d advise anyone who spots a sick, injured, or trapped fox, or any other wild animals in need of help, to contact our emergency hotline on 0300 1234 999. And we’d urge people to ensure they dispose of rubbish, and discarded items responsibly so that wild animals can’t come across them, and become injured, or trapped. Sadly, we deal with around 5,000 incidents every year in which animals have been trapped, hurt, or killed due to litter."

Currently (08:31 AM), the temperature in #Littlehampton, West #Sussex, #UK is twenty-one degrees Celsius. Today, Littlehampton's coast will likely be flocked upon/busy amid the scorching summer #weather. #WearYourSuncream #WestSussex #England #positivity

If you are going out to #Littlehampton's coast, or anywhere in general, then please remember to wear, and pack your sun cream. Please also remember your hat. If you do not wear your sun cream, the consequences could be quite nasty, and potentially dangerous because you could be burned by the sun's dangerous UV rays, however, the sun cream blocks these harmful waves of ray. Please also ensure that your children, teenagers, or relatives, as well as your friends remember to use their sun cream, if they refuse, remind them of the risks, and if they still refuse, refuse to let your children go out until they wear the protection. It's ok to keep your children safe. You could also try buying different sun creams, or wearing protective clothing instead if sun cream doesn't work for you/your relatives. If you do not wear sun cream, here are some of the possible outcomes/risks: sunburn, skin cancer, your skin losing colour, and possibly turning red, aging spots, freckles, aging, and heatstroke, as well as many other negative health impacts. #WearYourSuncream #Suncream #SuncreamSavesLives

To celebrate the Queen's 95th birthday, 'Red Arrows' have launched red arrows into Sussex's sky's. The Colonel, The Duke of #Kent, and Scot's Guards joined forces with the queen to celebrate her 95th birthday. Many residents based in #Sussex have seen the red-arrows, many of the viewers were based in #Bognor Regis. Some people saw them from the village of #Slindon.

#Littlehampton beach has been very busy, and popular today. Note: The dates on the pictures are inaccurate due to technical error. Image Credits: (#LCN Founder/#Leader) Dwayne Hards. #Flock #WestSussex #Sussex #UK #DwayneHards #Community

Arun District #Council are urging people in #Littlehampton not to tombstone in the River Arun amid safety concerns. Littlehampton #Town Council has joined forces with Arun District Council, the Littlehampton Coastguard Rescue Teams, the Littlehampton Harbour Board, and the RNLI. They have joined forces to broadcast the warning to the community, according to Arun District Council. Philippa Dart, Director of Services at Arun District Council, said: “We have joined forces with other agencies to really push home the importance of this safety message. Tombstoning is an extremely dangerous activity that could ruin your life, so it’s worth thinking twice before taking such a risk." "Swimming in the River Arun at Littlehampton is highly dangerous too, and is also against the rules. If you are a parent, or guardian of somebody who engages in these activities, please speak with them, and emphasise the dangers before it’s too late.” Doug Tapp, Station Officer of the Littlehampton Coastguard Rescue Team, added: "We’ll always respond when someone calls 999, and asks for the Coastguard, but help us to help you by not making choices which could put yourself, friends, family, and frontline emergency service responders at risk." "We want people to have fun, but stay safe when out enjoying our beautiful beaches, and coastlines. As ever, our message is, ‘Keep safe, but if you see anybody in trouble, or if you get into difficulty, call 999, and ask for the Coastguard’." "Take extra care at the coast for the remainder of this summer, as we don’t want you to remember your days out, and trips to the beach for all the wrong reasons.” #RiverArun

According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megalodon Megalodon, meaning "big tooth", is an extinct species of shark that lived approximately 23 to 3.6 million years ago, during the Early Miocene to the Pliocene. It was formerly thought to be a member of the family Lamnidae and a close relative of the great white shark. While famous movies, documentaries, and mockumentaries have come to the conclusion that the Megalodon is still alive, it is unquestionably extinct according to marine biologists. However this is not to say that the Megalodon is most certainly extinct because according to https://www.worldwideboat.com/news/... Just 5 percent of Earth's oceans have been explored and charted – especially the ocean below the surface, The rest remains mostly undiscovered and unseen by humans. Therefor, there is no way of knowing for sure as to whether Megalodons are extinct, or not until we have explored the full 100% of the ocean, until then, we can not be sure either way. On our #Twitter account, we have run a vote requesting people's belief as to whether megalodons may still exist (1), not sure (2), or No (3). 100% Voted Yes (1). Until we have explored the full 100% of our oceans, then there is no definitive answer as to whether the megalodon shark still exists. Until proven either way, the opinions people have on megalodons are only conspiracy theories. The current answer is: As of yet, we are unsure. Dwayne Hards Littlehampton Community News

#Littlehampton Fire Station have taken part in 'International Woman's Day' by having a set response team with only female firefighters, to celebrate International Woman's Day. This event was on #Sunday, 8th, March, 2020. The 'fire-ladies' travelled around West #Sussex in a desperate attempt to help stop on the spot judgements. #LittlehamptonFireStation #InternationalWomansDay

A former #British Soldier is left feeling heart-broken because he had his army medals stolen from him. Adam Hole, former British soldier, said : “I’m sure whoever took the medals wouldn’t have stolen them if they knew what the parcel was." “I’d only just got all of my medals together, so I sent them off to a company to get them mounted." “My father served in the army as well, and every year, he wears his medals to the remembrance parade in East Grinstead, and we’ve had that my whole life." Adam said he wanted to make his dad proud. Adam also said: “If anyone had told their friends that they’d done that, I think they would be disgusted with them." “We did everything from bridge building, to mine clearance, and we helped build a school in #Afghanistan." In year 1996, Adam joined forces with the British army, he left the military in 2005. Adam served in the army for eight, and a half years. The first medal Adam received was coloured white, and blue NATO. He received this medal when he was in #Bosnia. The medal he received next was when he was in #Kosovo, this was Adam's second medal. He received this award for his service from 1999's New Year, to year 2000. “We were driving all our military vehicles back through the mountains though Thessaloniki, Greece, and then back to the UK,” Adam said. Adam is also lucky to have been awarded a Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal. This medal is gold, and has a blue ribbon, and is not as big as the others. Adam is proudest of his medal that he earnt in Afghanistan. Adam went right-away to Afghanistan after 9/11. The medal is called an 'Afghanistan Class'. Adam's 'Afghanistan Class' is only awarded to the soldiers when they have attended during a war situation. Adam's army number, and name is on the back of his medal. “I’d just sent off, and got that one,” Adam said. Adam added: “When we were in Afghanistan, it was quite bad.” “You had a thousand children queuing up each day to go to a school that could fit 500, and that opens your mind." “Things like that make you realise how lucky, and privileged we are in this country, so that’s what I’m most proud of.” Sussex Police Inspector, Darren Taylor, said: “Speaking to the gentleman, these medals mean everything to him." “If anybody’s got half a heart, and knows who stole them, and we can get them returned to him, it will be amazing.” If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact the police on the non-emergency number '101', or visit www.sussex.police.uk, using 'CAD 1450' as the reference code.

President, Joe #Biden, has now rescinded #Trump's #TikTok, and #WeChat 'ban'. Biden has now said, instead of the TikTok, and WeChat ban, the #US government will conduct it's own investigations, examining the apps to ensure that they do not pose a risk to American cybersecurity, privacy data, or any data in general. When former US president, Donald Trump put the TikTok ban into force, TikTok sued Trump's administration, accusing them of targeting the agency, and blocking transactions within the United States. TikTok said in their lawsuit: “We do not take suing the government lightly, however we feel we have no choice but to take action to protect our rights, and the rights of our community, and employees.” “Our more than 1,500 employees across the US pour their hearts into building this platform every day.” TikTok said Trump's administration “failed to follow due process, and act in good faith, neither providing evidence that TikTok was an actual threat, nor justification for its punitive actions.” Former US president, Donald Trump, accused the apps of being "spies for the Chinese communist party, and to obtain American's private information". “The spread in the United States of mobile applications developed, and owned by companies in the People’s Republic of #China. (China) continues to threaten the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the United States,” former president, Donald Trump wrote when he issued the ban.

Here is today's #weather forecast for #Littlehampton, West #Sussex, #England, #UK. Today in Littlehampton, the speed the wind is blowing at is (at 08:43 AM) 9km/h, and the wind's blasts are 12km/h. The quality of the air is 'excellent' in Littlehampton. And the temperature is sixteen degrees Celsius. There is a low level of pollen, dust, and allergens in Littlehampton's air today. Today in Littlehampton, it will be 'partly sunny'. Tonight in Littlehampton, there will be clear, and dark sky's. Tomorrow in Littlehampton, the weather will be an estimated twenty-one degrees Celsius. It will be greatly sunny, and delightful.

Illegal graffiti has been found on a #Littlehampton building's wall. The graffiti was found upon at the southern wall of the Windmill Theatre, Windmill Road, Littlehampton, #England. An Arun District #Council tweet stated: “We’re disappointed to report that Littlehampton seafront has again been targeted by graffiti. We would urge anyone with information to call Sussex Police on 111, quoting crime reference number CAD 1033-3/8.” Dwayne Hards (#LCN Founder) said: "I am quite upset to see my community being vandalised, as are many other community residents without a doubt. This is unacceptable, illegal, and bad for the community, and environment." #Graffiti is a criminal offense in England under the Criminal Damage Act 1971. Offenders may receive an unlimited fine, three months imprisonment, and/or an on the spot fine. Offenders may also have their equipment seized.

A #Sussex property has been found to be in possession of cannabis, this address is an illegal cannabis factory. The cannabis site was discovered in a #Hove property. There was cannabis plants in eleven rooms of the property. 350 Plants were in the property altogether, Sussex #Police have confirmed. Two males, aged 23, and 25, were taken to custody for cannabis cultivation, theft, and extracting electricity. The 23 year-old male was illegally in the United Kingdom, and was arrested for this as well. Both males were temporarily released on bail until #July, 6th, 2021.

A funeral has been ruined in #Chichester after a gunman report is prioritised. A police helicopter flying over the funeral has 'ruined' the funeral. A 62 year-old daughter has expressed her distress, upset, and rage amid the incident. Jane Wells said the police responding wasn't what had upset her, it was the situation. Armed #Police officers charged about around in Chichester looking for a gunman. Jane's 95 year-old mother, with dementia, and limb ischemia, has passed away, so this was her funeral. The celebrant for the funeral was delayed in halted traffic amid the police response. This meant that the service was 'rushed'. Jane is upset because 'what should have been a peaceful day turned out like this' amid the police's emergency response. Jane said: “My mum was a quiet lady, and a quiet person, and the whole day ended up being a complete disturbance,” Jane said. “My anxiety levels on that day were beyond anything I have experienced, and I don’t want to experience anything like that again at all. The grief that I have for my mother has turned into anger. I’m shaking now just thinking about it. It has had a big effect on my stress levels. The day was completely spoiled. I want to express how angry I am.” A 44 year-old man has been arrested, and was released on bail with strict conditions. The investigation is still currently proceeding, #Sussex Police have confirmed.

Within the eleventh hundreds, #Littlehampton was a miniature port. Littlehampton's residents used to use Littlehampton for fishing, and farming. In year 1006, Littlehampton was previously an extra small community, overlooked by #Arundel. During the late eighteen hundreds, Littlehampton started slowly forming into a coastal town, as it is known today. Back in those years, having a splash around in the sea had started to become 'fashionable'. Back then, society believed that relaxing in the ocean cured a number of different diseases, and illnesses. Coastal town began to develop, and change in the late eighteen hundreds, such as #Worthing, #Brighton, and #BognorRegis. The Littlehampton Academy began teaching back in 2009. The Millennium Clock Tower was fully, and successfully constructed back in 2000. And in 2021, Littlehampton's population is an estimated '27,795 residents', according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Littlehampton. Littlehampton, as of 2021, was claimed exactly during the 'fifth century', and was called hamm tun, this was because 'hamm tun' meant a farm, or hamlet by the river grassland.

Ideally, salt should not be used in a compost heap because salt kills many reptiles, (beneficial) insects, and other animals. Salt may also harm the environment because according to https://news.climate.columbia.edu/2018/12/11/road-salt-harms-environment/ "USGS pinpointed road salt as the source. Chloride is toxic to aquatic life, and even low concentrations can produce harmful effects in freshwater ecosystems. High chloride levels in water can inhibit aquatic species' growth, and reproduction, impact food sources, and disrupt osmoregulation in amphibians." Salt in compost is also bad for worms because salt dehydrates them, which as a result will kill them. Worms are a beneficial, and useful compost aid. No worms = slower compost.

The #UK government has issued 11.8 million pounds for Lyminster Bypass to support simple access to #Littlehampton, and faster travel. The funds are going to be used for forming the north portion of Lyminster Bypass, according to government plans. Baroness Vere said: “Local residents deserve quicker, easier, and more reliable journeys in, and out of Littlehampton, and around West Sussex, and that’s exactly what this scheme will deliver, along with new jobs, houses, and safer, and better journeys for cyclists, and pedestrians." “This #Government is committed to levelling up transport across the country, so that no matter where you live, you can get around easily, and safely.”

The West Wittering Beach car park's available spots have now been taken for this weekend. Any guests who aim for a trip to this beach will need to book their parking online. This can be done by visiting the 'JustPark App', or website, you will also need to select West Wittering Beach as the location. The West Wittering Beach's pre-paid parking rule will remain emplace indefinitely to protect the environment, to regulate the number of visitors, to protect the community, and to promote health, and safety, said The West Wittering Estate. Guests who do not have a parking space already booked are reminded not to visit the beach on #Saturday, #June, 12th, 2021, or #Sunday, June, 13th, 2021, as they will be refused access, said the Estate. The West Wittering estate said: "Please do not travel to the beach, and try to access the car park without a valid booking, as you will be turned away." "There is no other parking in the area." "In order to keep emergency access clear, there is no dropping off, or picking up."

Scholarships have been offered to year-10 students attending a #Worthing school, 'Our Lady Of Sion Junior #School'. These have been offered to year-10 students whom have struggled with their mental wellbeing, and education during the #Coronavirus #pandemic. Many of these students have struggled with their mental wellbeing during the current situation. Others have struggled with their self-esteem, and have missed out on some of their 'vital' education. The scholarships were offered to year-10 students attending the school because many are struggling with their mental health, self-esteem, a lack of confidence, and returning back to 'normal' classes. A majority of the pupils are nervous about returning to their big classes for their #GCSES. The headteacher of Our Lady Of Sion School, Steven Jeffery, said: “The whole point is really a response to what has happened in the last year. And to be able to offer something like this, I am absolutely delighted." “If we can help more children reach their goals, then that is terrific.” A Sion School spokesman added: “Sion knows their students very well, and works tirelessly to strengthen confidence, and empower every child to reach their own exceptional outcomes." “This scholarship is for bright, motivated students with the authentic care, and support that Sion can deliver." “The school’s fees are highly competitive, and may well be more affordable than one would think. With this new scholarship, the aim is to offer further opportunities to those students who have been troubled by the experiences of the past year.” To find out more information about Sion School, and the 'Louise Humann Scholarship', please contact their admissions registrar, Karen Eley, by emailing: admissions@sionschool.org.uk. #OurLadyOfSionJuniorSchool

#Littlehampton: Asking customers 'why' they are not wearing a mask is discriminatory because the asking of someone's health, or disability is against the law, is morally wrong, and is a civil tort. Dwayne Hards has threatened to take civil legal action against #Morrisons if they continue to ask their customers about their 'face mask exemption'. People's state of health is private, and confidential, and no person, or organisation has the right to ask about this, said Dwayne Hards (#LCN Founder/#Leader). Dwayne said: "I am considering taking civil legal action against Morrisons because I have heard that they are unlawfully challenging people regarding their face masks, and this is discriminatory, and is totally unacceptable." "Someone MUST hold this company to account, and if that someone is has to be me, then so be it."

Dwayne Hards is 'stunned, amazed, and proud' of #Londis's customer services. DH (#LCN Founder/#Leader) said: "I am amazed with the customer service at the Londis in #Littlehampton because the staff are polite, friendly, and kind, as well as being incredibly happy, and helpful." "I would advise everyone in the area to visit Londis for their goods/items because their service is superb. The only downside is the prices on some items." "I would like to congratulate Londis, and their staff for their incredible efforts, and services. Thank you!" "Their services are stunning."

Tons of #Littlehampton drivers have failed to come to a complete stop before proceeding past the stop sign's white line. Many drivers have done a 'rolling stop' at the sign, whilst others have crossed the stop line before stopping. This is illegal. Your vehicle MUST come to a complete #STOP behind the stop line before proceeding to the junction, however, many drivers have failed to stop before the white line, and some have even continued quite fast past the stop sign. A high majority of Littlehampton drivers completely ignore the stop signs in #Norfolk Gardens. #NorfolkGardens Dwayne Hards (LCN Founder/#Leader) said: "It makes me angry that these moronic drivers think that it is acceptable to run the stop signs in my hometown. Stop signs are not optional, they are instead laws, and if you are caught, you will likely/should be dealt with." "Even going 'just' beyond the line is still a crime, your vehicle MUST come to a complete stop before the white/stop line before you proceed to the junction, or else you are breaking the law, and could receive a charge." "I believe that the reason people jump the signs so often round here is because there is hardly any police cars around the area, in other words, there is little enforcement, and less chance of being caught." "People can't just break the #law because they won't be caught, you have to follow the law regardless of enforcement!"

A fire engine has been captured by Dwayne Hards in #Littlehampton, by #Norfolk Gardens. #NorfolkGardens The fire engine had it's blue emergency lights flashing. The reason for their attendance is not known by Littlehampton Community News (#LCN) as of yet, however, if LCN has any updates, we will post them on this page. Firefighters were entering the (anonymous) address in Littlehampton, West #Sussex. #WestSussex #UK #NorfolkGardens #FireAndRescue Dwayne Hards (LCN Founder/#Leader) said: "I am quite curious to know a little more about this incident, however, I am not nosy, so I wouldn't ask. So instead, I tried looking online, however, there were no results, sadly."

#Sussex's Neighbourhood Watch have received reports of 'suspicious Next Door invitations'. These reports have led Neighbourhood Watch to investigate the reports. A number of the victims were left 'distressed' amid the 'invitations', said Derek Pratt, administrator for Sussex's Neighbourhood watch. Derek said: “We understand that some residents have received letters which infer that a neighbour has invited them to join Next door, a #US based social networking app which appears to be building a database to use advertising to connect neighbours with businesses.” “These letters may quote a code expiring in seven days. Some residents may find these approaches to be unwanted, or distressing.” “We would like to remind you that you are under no obligation to respond to any such approaches.” “Your data available to us is kept very securely within the #UK, and is not used for profit-making purposes. “It is only shared with the Information Providers that you have agreed to receive messages from, most commonly, Sussex Police, Action Fraud, and Get Safe Online.” Neighbourhood watch has taken residents security, and privacy of data 'very seriously', said Derek Pratt. #NeighbourhoodWatch

In the United Kingdom, there will be a limited solar eclipse tomorrow. The eclipse will begin at around 10.07 AM, #Thursday, #June, 10th, 2021 (tomorrow). The biggest effect will take place at around 11.14 AM. The solar eclipse will begin to terminate at around 12.26 PM, tomorrow. A solar eclipse takes place when the #Moon aligns between the #Earth, and the #Sun, resulting in a shadow on Earth. #Sussex residents are not as likely to see very much of the solar eclipse because you are more likely to see tomorrow's eclipse further up north. The following solar eclipse will take place on #September , 23rd, 2090, during this eclipse, there will be a ring of fire in the sky for around four minutes on the south coast. Note: You should never look directly at a solar eclipse, or the sun because doing so could damage your vision.

Three males have been taken to custody after a 53 year-old #Horsham woman was found dead inside her home. The Horsham lady was found dead by #Sussex #Police in the early hours of #Monday morning. Police were still at the address after 9.00 PM. Police were alerted at 12.40 PM, #June, 7th, 2021, to concerns for the lady's wellbeing, as she had not been out, said a Sussex Police spokesperson. The spokesperson said: “Sadly, the body of a 53-year-old woman was found. Her death is currently being treated as unexplained, and an investigation is ongoing. Police have arrested three men aged 44, 60, and 26 in connection with the death, and they remain in custody. The three men were all known to the woman.” “We would like to thank local residents in the area for their patience while we conduct our enquiries.”

#Sussex #Police received a report to a gunman in #Chichester, yesterday on #June, 8th, 2021. Police were dispatched at 6.45 PM due to a member of the public reporting seeing a man carrying a gun on a roof of a flat in Millfield Close, Chichester. A Sussex Police spokesperson said: "Three men aged 25, 27, and 30 were arrested by armed officers a short while later on suspicion of possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear, and are currently in custody for interview, and further enquiries. "An air rifle has been seized for examination."

Officers from #Sussex #Police were in attendance to cows causing 'chaos', and obstructing Balcombe Road in Haywards Heath, West Sussex. Mid Sussex Police Inspector, Darren Taylor, said: "The animals were blocking Balcombe Road, in Haywards Heath yesterday at 9.30pm." Inspector Taylor added: “Thankfully we have managed to find who owned them, and corral them back to a place of safety.” Some of the loose-cattle headed towards the High Street, whilst some others made their way towards the train station, one cow some how made it's way onto the platform, said Inspector Taylor. Inspector Taylor added: “It was causing a little bit of chaos.”