Sussex World daily news bulletin -27-06-24

The Sussex World daily news bulletin; all the top stories from across both counties.

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00:00Hi there, Conor Gormley here. I'm a trainee reporter for Sussex World and this is our

00:08daily news bulletin where I run you through all of our top stories from across both East

00:13and West Sussex today. A school in East Sussex has been rated inadequate by Ofsted inspectors

00:19after a serious breakdown in leadership. The inspector said foul language and boisterous

00:24behaviour had become normalised at Robertsbridge Community School and senior leadership had

00:28failed to prevent a decline in the standard of education provided. The Trevor Arms in

00:34East Sussex could be brought to market again thanks to an exciting leasehold opportunity.

00:39The pub has been closed for seven years but has now been brought by a new company eager

00:43to secure a long-term business relationship with a potential new manager and bring it

00:48back into the fold of the community. Works have started to build three new accessible

00:53beach huts in Little Hampton, or rather in Little Hampton Seafront, as part of the Little

00:57Hampton Beach Hut project, which aims to build 13 huts in total, some of which we

01:02privately rented, and these three will be accessible and rented out to charities and

01:07other suitable organisations, according to the District Council. Photos taken this week

01:12show work has started to fit the basis to the three huts and is progressing well. That's

01:18all from me for this week, but for more from us here at Sussex World, do make sure to visit

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01:27Thank you very, very much for listening.