What's in this week's Herald

In this week’s paper, the owners of Teville Gate have broken their silence to reveal the latest plans for the long-undeveloped site and pledged to hold a public consultation next year.

Reporter Michael Drummond investigates the oldest outstanding warrants in Sussex, including attempted murder.

The entire Southern network was shut down this week leaving stations across the coast without any trains running.

Winners of this year’s Herald and Gazette Community Stars were presented with their awards at a special ceremony at Worthing College, and a family-friendly pub with a great community atmosphere has been named the Herald and Gazette Pub of the Year 2016.

There’s also a bumper 16-page Chrsitmas TV supplement free inside this week’s paper.

These are just some of the stories in this week’s paper.

There are dozens more news stories, features, picture stories, columnists, letters, business news, entertainment and sport.

There is also a round-up of cases from the local courts and details of the latest roadworks.

For all of this and more, don’t forget to pick up your copy of the Herald for 85p, or subscribe and get 20 per cent off by calling 0844 9916464.

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