Sussex Bylines https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Muddle the tortoise – midsummer update Further adventures on the trigging trail: the 2021 Pangdean Bottom Trespass King Harold’s heroic march: is it a myth? How ‘egalitarian’ Sweden became more comfortable with wealth Alternatives to the Seagulls? Red cards and regret Real Roy of the Rovers stuff The Football Man The small embarrassment of kindness Dreams of Dukla This land is his land  The Escape – a book review Mushrooms, mycelium and the vanishing woodland commons Listening is part of safety: what three births taught me The powerful woman missing from the Bayeux Tapestry : Matilda of Flanders A sustainable future : Changing the food system in Brighton Changing the landscape in local government When the subject of racism becomes its evidence The broken circle, what nature knows about enough Standards in public life matter An Englishman’s tour of Prague’s football clubs: Beneath the fortress walls – Vysegrad The struggle to survive in Gaza – Jihad’s story The quiet world of a hummingbird hawk-moth Train to Busan ten years on: zombie thriller that propelled the rise of Korean cinema The Sussex we build depends on the stories we choose to remember  The autumnal summer Lewes leads the way on rights of rivers The real reasons teachers are striking In praise of the River Ouse…as expressed by local people Loan a Lamb: a Sussex schools’ scheme with a spring in its step To clean up England’s rivers we need to know how much sewage is dumped – but water firms won’t tell us Fed up with Brexit? Foodie resistance starts here Simple steps to cut food waste… and avert climate crisis Trump’s engine of extinction Suck it and see… our guide to the Tory runners and riders Why we shouldn’t worry about Labour’s embrace of Brexit Why the Liz Truss speech at Conservative party conference was in fact a disaster This week in Brexitland – the view from the Czech Republic The loan charge: proportionate or extortionate? When did university become the only road? Beyond the school gates: What’s behind the rise in home education? When Britain forgot its coastal people When the sea comes up the river Government spending – are we asking the right questions? Sack the DJ There is nothing democratic about Farage’s by-election What exactly is the problem with local news? Views of the future – reasons to be cheerful The quiet inheritance Home