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Start your day informed! The Sussex World Morning Update for September 26, 2025, brings you the latest headlines from across the region.

We report on the tragic loss of Chichester City striker Billy Vigar, an appeal following sewage pollution, and a Hastings photographer's national award nomination. Plus, find out which Sussex communities will benefit from the Government's Pride in Place initiative.

Also in today's update: Chelsea versus Brighton & Albion team news, a denied housing development, concerns over a Remembrance Parade, and a visit to a West Sussex pumpkin patch.

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00:00This is your morning update for Friday, the 26th of September, 2025.
00:06Brought to you by Sussex World.
00:10Devastated this has happened while he was playing the sport he loved,
00:14Chichester City striker Billy Vigar has died.
00:17Billy Vigar has died.
00:21Appeal issued after sewage pollutes Horsham Stream.
00:25An appeal for information has gone out from the Environment Agency
00:28following the discovery of raw sewage in a Horsham stream.
00:34Hastings photographer shortlisted for National Award.
00:38Hastings photographer Liam Willis has had a picture shortlisted
00:42for the British Photography Awards for the third year in a row.
00:47West Sussex Neighbourhood and East Sussex Town
00:50named in Government's £292 million Pride in Place initiative.
00:56Two Sussex communities are among those set to benefit
01:00from a major new regeneration push across the south-east,
01:04as the government announces £292 million in local investment
01:09through the new Pride in Place programme.
01:14Fabian Herzler makes Carlos Beléber decision v. Chelsea,
01:18predicted Kitian.
01:19All the latest team and injury news for Chelsea versus Brighton and Albion.
01:26Developers put up fight to build 101 new homes in West Sussex Village.
01:32Horsham District Council has turned down a planning application
01:35to build the properties on land west of Bynes Road in Partridge Green,
01:40opposite the Star Trading Estate.
01:41Fears quelled over future of West Sussex Village's annual Remembrance Parade.
01:50Concerns were raised by residents in Storington
01:52after one of the organisers of the parade
01:55revealed the event's future was hanging in the balance.
01:58I visited the West Sussex Pumpkin Patch,
02:03where you'll find giant pumpkins and a fun day out for the whole family.
02:08It's become the most of autumn of traditions,
02:11and a visit to Sompting Pumpkins this year
02:13looks set to be better than ever.
02:17For more news, go to sussexpress.co.uk.
02:21For more news, visit to Sompting Pumpkins.
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