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Local Democracy Reporter for West Sussex. Message me or email karen.dunn@nationalworld.com Also a member of the staggeringstories.net podcast team
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Council overspends on social care by £13m

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By Karen Dunn Verified
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West Sussex County Council overspent on its adult services portfolio by more than £13m in 2025/26. The figures were shared during a meeting of the Health & Adult Social Care scrutiny Committee on Wednesday, the first since the local elections saw control of the council change hands. The £13.6m overspend on a budget of £311m was £6.1m lower than the overspend in 2024/25, said the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
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Family borrows money for special needs support

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By Karen Dunn Verified
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Karen Dunn - Local Democracy Reporting Service Tue, June 2, 2026 at 11:47 AM UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Local Government & Social Care Ombudsman found West Sussex County Council to be at fault (library photo) [Getty Images] The parents of a child with special needs borrowed money to pay for his educational support after a council failed to do so for more than nine months. an ombudsman has found.
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Permission given for 230 new homes in Crawley Down

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By Karen Dunn Verified
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Turners Hill Road Plans to build up to 230 homes and a 70-bed care home in Crawley Down have been approved by Mid Sussex District Council. Image: Wates Developments Ltd, via LDRS The application from Wates Developments Ltd, for land west of Turners Hill Road and north of Huntsland, was given the nod by the planning committee on Thursday, May 28.
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