THE deadline is looming for self-assessment tax returns, warns the South Eastern Society of Chartered Accountants (SESCA). Completed forms, including personal and partnership returns, as well as balancing payments for 1997/98 tax due must be with the
IT WAS one of those plans so outrageous that few people could stomach the idea. The proposal to cull thousands of rabbits on the Downs provoked a huge outcry, both locally and nationally. There were comparisons to Watership Down, petitions and letters
ALBION'S promotion hopes could be damaged by Aston Villa's refusal to cough up cash they owe for Gareth Barry. The Seagulls have still not received the first £200,000 installment from Villa for Barry, due six weeks ago. It means boss Brian Horton may
PLANS for a massive cull of thousands of rabbits on the Downs have been called off, the Argus can reveal. The proposals to gas the animals provoked an outcry when they were first put forward last June. Eastbourne Borough Council postponed the scheme a
WHATEVER you do, don't mention the R-word. Resort, bringing with it images of seaside postcards, kiss-me-quick hats, and warm ice cream, is out - the bright city lights are in. Brighton and Hove is selling itself to a new generation of tourists as the
AMAJOR jobs boost for the troubled Newhaven Port will be announced today, the Argus can reveal. Ferry firm Hoverspeed is to create 100 new jobs when they take over the Newhaven to Dieppe route in April. Workers at the port were in tears on Friday when
IT WAS one of those plans so outrageous that few people could stomach the idea. The proposal to cull thousands of rabbits on the Downs provoked a huge outcry, both locally and nationally. There were comparisons to Watership Down, petitions and letters
It was the moment Pam Barnes had spent eight years waiting for. After a long and agonising search for her natural mother, she had finally traced her, living just miles from her own home in Sussex. But Pam's hopes of a reunion were shattered in one short
PLANS for a massive cull of thousands of rabbits on the Downs have been called off, the Argus can reveal. The proposals to gas the animals provoked an outcry when they were first put forward last June. Eastbourne Borough Council postponed the scheme a
WHATEVER you do, don't mention the R-word. Resort, bringing with it images of seaside postcards, kiss-me-quick hats, and warm ice cream, is out - the bright city lights are in. Brighton and Hove is selling itself to a new generation of tourists as the
It was the moment Pam Barnes had spent eight years waiting for. After a long and agonising search for her natural mother, she had finally traced her, living just miles from her own home in Sussex. But Pam's hopes of a reunion were shattered in one short
MIRACLE girl Laura Hamilton reduced a celebrity audience to tears at a glittering awards ceremony. She belted out an emotionally-charged performance of Celine Dion's hit My Heart Will Go On. For the 12-year-old schoolgirl from Hove it marked an incredible
THE deadline is looming for self-assessment tax returns, warns the South Eastern Society of Chartered Accountants (SESCA). Completed forms, including personal and partnership returns, as well as balancing payments for 1997/98 tax due must be with the
ALBION'S promotion hopes could be damaged by Aston Villa's refusal to cough up cash they owe for Gareth Barry. The Seagulls have still not received the first £200,000 installment from Villa for Barry, due six weeks ago. It means boss Brian Horton may
MIRACLE girl Laura Hamilton reduced a celebrity audience to tears at a glittering awards ceremony. She belted out an emotionally-charged performance of Celine Dion's hit My Heart Will Go On. For the 12-year-old schoolgirl from Hove it marked an incredible
AMAJOR jobs boost for the troubled Newhaven Port will be announced today, the Argus can reveal. Ferry firm Hoverspeed is to create 100 new jobs when they take over the Newhaven to Dieppe route in April. Workers at the port were in tears on Friday when
