In Sussex we have a number of titles across the county including the Worthing Herald, Shoreham Herald and Lancing Herald. And you don't have to miss an edition as you can have your paper delivered by your local newsagent, meaning you can support your community while being up to date with all the latest news. Andy and Mella Ball live in Worthing and have subscribed to the paper for the last four years. They said: "We got a subscription because we wanted to support the paper. "The key thing about the paper is it is a good source of local information - in a single easy to use format. Most of the news in it is not reported elsewhere." Alan Craft owns Craft News in Shoreham, one of the places you can pick up the paper. He said: "It is good for local news and gossip, anything that is going on. Also good if you want any entertainment features places like Worthing Assembly Halls and the pier." We asked you on Facebook why you enjoying reading the paper and this is what some of you said: Andrea Jarman: "Good local journalism provides an insight that can’t be found in the nationals. Please keep up the good work, Worthing Herald." Lisa Pullinger: "Relevant, up to date and accessible news. My 'go to' local news source. Thank you Shoreham Herald." Editor Gary Shipton said: "The need for trusted local news has never been greater. Our journalists are trained to the highest standards in accordance with the NCTJ, all our stories are independently regulated by IPSO, and we are legally and ethically responsible for everything we publish. Our mission is to hold those in authority to account while supporting our communities to ensure they remain the very best places in which to work and live. But we cannot do it without the support of readers. "The pandemic has seen a dramatic reduction in advertising and we are hugely dependent on readers purchasing a copy of the newspaper each and every week. "So in taking out a subscription you are not only guaranteeing yourself a terrific read every week in a title packed with local news and information as well as a wonderful puzzles section - but you are also helping to fund independent journalism which is the cornerstone of local democracy. So on behalf of all our journalists I cannot thank you enough for your help and support." If you subscribe you can save 20 per cent, most retailers will accept the vouchers but they may charge a delivery fee. You can subscribe by visiting, localsubsplus.co.uk or call 0330 403 0066.