Remember the needy The last Christmas of the millennium should be a good one for most people in Sussex. Britain is at peace and there is plenty of prosperity as the streets of every town are full of people buying last-minute presents. We are fortunate
ALBION left back Jamie Campbell hopes to get the chance to impress his former club on Sunday. The 27-year-old from Birmingham has come in for some stick from Albion fans. But he was popular enough in his two years at at Underhill as he played 67 League
MICKY Adams relished Albion's big Boxing Day showdown and declared: "The pressure's all on Barnet." John Still's side come to Withdean with a three point lead at the top of division three and some excellent away results to their name. But Adams, whose
FANS' favourite Gary Hart can't wait to strike up a little and large partnership with Albion's latest signing. Hart returned to full training yesterday after being laid low for a week by a flu virus. And he met up for the first time with Italian target
EVERY panto has its dame or its ugly sisters. But in the Theatre Royal's pantomimes you can always find some babes as well. Once a year, Brighton's budding child stars get their chance to shine in the theatre's annual pantomime. This year, more than 400
CONGRATULATIONS! Argus readers have come up trumps again by raising more than £35,000 for the needy across Sussex. Money is still pouring in from the dozens of functions and collections held as part of the biggest fund-raising event in the county and
Remember the needy The last Christmas of the millennium should be a good one for most people in Sussex. Britain is at peace and there is plenty of prosperity as the streets of every town are full of people buying last-minute presents. We are fortunate
A POINT of principle was one key issue in a complicated story we told a couple of weeks ago. You may remember pensioner Paul Winder faced eviction from his flat in Brighton for not paying the full rent. When Mr Winder, who is 75, moved in, he qualified
MICKY Adams relished Albion's big Boxing Day showdown and declared: "The pressure's all on Barnet." John Still's side come to Withdean with a three point lead at the top of division three and some excellent away results to their name. But Adams, whose
FANS' favourite Gary Hart can't wait to strike up a little and large partnership with Albion's latest signing. Hart returned to full training yesterday after being laid low for a week by a flu virus. And he met up for the first time with Italian target
CONGRATULATIONS! Argus readers have come up trumps again by raising more than £35,000 for the needy across Sussex. Money is still pouring in from the dozens of functions and collections held as part of the biggest fund-raising event in the county and
A LEADING firm of investment advisers has forecast the FTSE-100 Index of leading shares will soar to 8,000 points next year. According to Dresdner RCM Global Investors, the rise will be mostly driven by share gains among telecoms and media companies.
A POINT of principle was one key issue in a complicated story we told a couple of weeks ago. You may remember pensioner Paul Winder faced eviction from his flat in Brighton for not paying the full rent. When Mr Winder, who is 75, moved in, he qualified
GET on board the Seagulls shuttle.That's the message for fans intending to drive to Brighton for Sunday's match. The club are anxious to keep traffic to a minimum around Withdean's roads. Albion are laying on shuttle buses from the Old Steine to help
JEFF Wood might have a few awkward questions to answer if Gary Hart completes a personal treble on Boxing Day. Hart, who scored on his two previous Withdean outings, is in line to return to the Albion squad for the Boxing Day tussle with Barnet, where
IT promised to be the perfect Christmas dinner with all the trimmings. Julie Munro and her family were looking forward to the bumper box of luxury food ordered for them as a festive treat. But when the delivery arrived it lacked some of the essentials
Experts today warned that one of the most important shipwrecks in the world is under threat - from a timber-eating marine worm. Now the remains of the Dutch East India sailing ship Amsterdam, which ran aground at Bulverhythe, near St Leonards, following
WHEN William Willsher wakes up tomorrow, it will be the first Christmas he has seen. The youngster, who has been plagued by cataracts for the past 18 months, is recovering from his second lens implant - surgery which has given him the gift of sight. William
A LEADING firm of investment advisers has forecast the FTSE-100 Index of leading shares will soar to 8,000 points next year. According to Dresdner RCM Global Investors, the rise will be mostly driven by share gains among telecoms and media companies.
ALBION left back Jamie Campbell hopes to get the chance to impress his former club on Sunday. The 27-year-old from Birmingham has come in for some stick from Albion fans. But he was popular enough in his two years at at Underhill as he played 67 League
GET on board the Seagulls shuttle.That's the message for fans intending to drive to Brighton for Sunday's match. The club are anxious to keep traffic to a minimum around Withdean's roads. Albion are laying on shuttle buses from the Old Steine to help
JEFF Wood might have a few awkward questions to answer if Gary Hart completes a personal treble on Boxing Day. Hart, who scored on his two previous Withdean outings, is in line to return to the Albion squad for the Boxing Day tussle with Barnet, where
EVERY panto has its dame or its ugly sisters. But in the Theatre Royal's pantomimes you can always find some babes as well. Once a year, Brighton's budding child stars get their chance to shine in the theatre's annual pantomime. This year, more than 400
IT promised to be the perfect Christmas dinner with all the trimmings. Julie Munro and her family were looking forward to the bumper box of luxury food ordered for them as a festive treat. But when the delivery arrived it lacked some of the essentials
Experts today warned that one of the most important shipwrecks in the world is under threat - from a timber-eating marine worm. Now the remains of the Dutch East India sailing ship Amsterdam, which ran aground at Bulverhythe, near St Leonards, following
WHEN William Willsher wakes up tomorrow, it will be the first Christmas he has seen. The youngster, who has been plagued by cataracts for the past 18 months, is recovering from his second lens implant - surgery which has given him the gift of sight. William
