FASHION chain New Look, which has more than a dozen outlets in Sussex, will have a £330 million price tag when it floats on the stock market. The price means founder Tom Singh's stake will be worth around £110 million after flotation, confirming him as
THE biggest bike ride in Europe arrives in Brighton on Sunday. In 1976, 30 friends got together to cycle from London to the seafront in Brighton. This year, there will be 27,000 riders and organiser Cycle Rides has had to turn away another 10,000. The
THE controversial old Patcham Court Farm site in Brighton is to be earmarked for high-tech and office use. It has been agreed in principle by Brighton and Hove Council's property committee, though councillors were warned there could be problems at the
CLAIMS by deputy headmaster Sion Jenkins that blood on his clothes came from his foster daughter's dying breaths were "impossible", a paediatrician told Lewes Crown Court. Prof David Southall said he had never seen a dying child breathe in the pattern
FASHION chain New Look, which has more than a dozen outlets in Sussex, will have a £330 million price tag when it floats on the stock market. The price means founder Tom Singh's stake will be worth around £110 million after flotation, confirming him as
Headline annual inflation in May was 4.2%, up 0.2% from April, it was announced today. The figure is the highest since May 1992, when it stood at 4.3%. The underlying rate of inflation, which excludes mortgage interest payments, was 3.2% in May, up from
THE biggest bike ride in Europe arrives in Brighton on Sunday. In 1976, 30 friends got together to cycle from London to the seafront in Brighton. This year, there will be 27,000 riders and organiser Cycle Rides has had to turn away another 10,000. The
POLICE are searching for a gang who raided a Hove store and stole £900 from a safe while a member of staff was distracted. Two women and a man, all in their late twenties, walked into Cullens in Church Road on Sunday afternoon and asked a member of staff
IT was the greatest party Sussex had ever seen. Fans were dancing in the streets across the county as they toasted England's 2-0 World Cup win over Tunisia. Many supporters had taken the day off work while others watched the match in their lunch-hour
Headline annual inflation in May was 4.2%, up 0.2% from April, it was announced today. The figure is the highest since May 1992, when it stood at 4.3%. The underlying rate of inflation, which excludes mortgage interest payments, was 3.2% in May, up from
The influential midfielder wasted no time in settling his future after arriving back from holiday. Boss Brian Horton said: "I'm delighted he's put pen to paper. I think he's a very talented footballer. "He got goals for us towards the end of last season
SUSSEX'S Wasim Khan faces the county who let him go tomorrow declaring: "I've don't hold any grudges." The 28-year-old opener lines-up against Warwickshire at Hove, the club he was associated with for 14 years, enjoying some of the best form of his career
POLICE are searching for a gang who raided a Hove store and stole £900 from a safe while a member of staff was distracted. Two women and a man, all in their late twenties, walked into Cullens in Church Road on Sunday afternoon and asked a member of staff
IT was the greatest party Sussex had ever seen. Fans were dancing in the streets across the county as they toasted England's 2-0 World Cup win over Tunisia. Many supporters had taken the day off work while others watched the match in their lunch-hour
The influential midfielder wasted no time in settling his future after arriving back from holiday. Boss Brian Horton said: "I'm delighted he's put pen to paper. I think he's a very talented footballer. "He got goals for us towards the end of last season
SUSSEX'S Wasim Khan faces the county who let him go tomorrow declaring: "I've don't hold any grudges." The 28-year-old opener lines-up against Warwickshire at Hove, the club he was associated with for 14 years, enjoying some of the best form of his career
THE controversial old Patcham Court Farm site in Brighton is to be earmarked for high-tech and office use. It has been agreed in principle by Brighton and Hove Council's property committee, though councillors were warned there could be problems at the
CLAIMS by deputy headmaster Sion Jenkins that blood on his clothes came from his foster daughter's dying breaths were "impossible", a paediatrician told Lewes Crown Court. Prof David Southall said he had never seen a dying child breathe in the pattern
