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• School catering service to close in Hampshire

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• Reward for information over disappearance of two Burgess Hill men.

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• Littlehampton man pleads guilty to causing fatal collision on M27

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• UK Harvest Big Give Christmas Challenge

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• Portsmouth MP Stephen Morgan has welcomed the decision to bring South Western Railway into public ownership

  Drawing on his experience as a former Shadow Rail Minister, Morgan emphasised his role in driving Labour’s vision for rail reforms to deliver better, more reliable service for passengers.