Treat hospital with care Yet another shake-up is planned in Sussex hospital services affecting thousands of people in Brighton, Hove and Mid Sussex. It means moving most of Brighton's services to one site and sharing some others with the Princess Royal
They have dominated the county scene for a decade and a 2-0 victory for the under-14s against Hurstpierpoint College in Sunday's final means they have a staggering total of 21 titles. Leading scorer George Fisher and Stephen King grabbed the goals and
Brighton Bears' problems at the foot of the Southern Conference increased last night. Edinburgh Rocks pulled off a comfortable 75-60 win at the Brighton Centre. It was the Bears' 11th defeat in the last dozen games means they are six points adrift, and
Coach Nick Greenwood saluted his Sussex troops as they gunned down the Army at Aldershot last night. Victory at the Military Stadium confirmed they top Group A of the South West Counties Champ-ionship and qualify for the final at Lancing on Saturday,
Albion youngster Shaun Wilkinson has landed himself in disciplinary trouble again. He was substituted in the first half of the Reserves' 1-0 defeat at QPR yesterday following his 12th booking of the season. Wilkinson was cautioned after a confrontation
Albion manager Micky Adams has appealed for cool heads following emergency talks with Dick Knight. The Board are worried about recent results and the Seagulls' poor disciplinary record. But Adams declared: "This is not a time for knee-jerk reactions from
Two robbers armed with a knife and handgun threatened to kill a female assistant as they held up an off-licence late last night. It is the second time Thresher's, in Broadwater Road, Worthing, has been raided in the last six months. The two balaclava-clad
Last week I lost a whole day out of my life. I don't mean "lost" as in lost a day's pay or lost a day's work, but lost as in have no recollection of, can't find, mislaid. The day in question was Wednesday and I didn't realise I'd lost it till I was having
Puzzled police are turning to the public to help find mystery burglary victims. A burglar has confessed to 50 break-ins in Brighton and Hove, but detectives have reports of only 32. The other 18 have either gone unnoticed or the victims are away and unaware
The shape of hospital care in Brighton is likely to undergo a fundamental transformation. Instead of four separate hospital sites treating patients from their immediate neighbourhoods, proposals will be drawn up to combine the town's major NHS hospital
Detective Keith Charles has an extra skill in his quest to catch criminals - he tunes into the supernatural. As well as fingerprints and witnesses, the man dubbed the 'psychic cop' uses his gift of clairvoyance to track down villains. Now Keith has retired
A convicted killer who battered his wife's lover to death told today how hard it has been. He spoke of how his attempts to rebuild his life have been blocked by employers across Sussex. Former railway worker Mark Stanbridge was jailed in 1996 after being
A council boss has been suspended amid allegations she bullied staff, it was revealed today. Councillors voted to suspend Eastbourne Council chief executive Sari Conway at a council meeting held behind closed doors last night. The meeting was held to
WiredSussex are making a big splash next week by chartering a yacht in the South of France. The Brighton-based organisation is bringing six Sussex companies to Milia 2000, the annual who's who of the interactive content industry, which is taking place
LAST week I lost a whole day out of my life. I don't mean "lost" as in lost a day's pay or lost a day's work, but lost as in have no recollection of, can't find, mislaid. The day in question was Wednesday and I didn't realise I'd lost it till I was having
Treat hospital with care Yet another shake-up is planned in Sussex hospital services affecting thousands of people in Brighton, Hove and Mid Sussex. It means moving most of Brighton's services to one site and sharing some others with the Princess Royal
Residents fear their village will be surrounded by a "supertown" in Government plans to build thousands of homes across Mid Sussex. Villagers at Rusper, near Horsham, are furious over proposals to build 20,000 homes in the strategic gap between Crawley
Clare Connor celebrated her debut as captain of England women with the first win of the tour down under as they beat Wellington by 11 runs at the Basin Reserve. It was not the best team Wellington could put out as three of their top players were in Melbourne
Brighton Bonanza king Paul Hurry is joining Sussex speedway squad Eastbourne Eagles. The reigning Brighton Centre champion will roar into action for Eagles when they open their new Elite League campaign at Arlington Stadium next month. Hurry's arrival
Albion manager Micky Adams has appealed for cool heads following emergency talks with Dick Knight. The Board are worried about recent results and the Seagulls' poor disciplinary record. But Adams declared: "This is not a time for knee-jerk reactions from
Last week I lost a whole day out of my life. I don't mean "lost" as in lost a day's pay or lost a day's work, but lost as in have no recollection of, can't find, mislaid. The day in question was Wednesday and I didn't realise I'd lost it till I was having
A teacher died because his neck was fractured and not because of poor medical treatment, a court heard. Giving evidence at Lewes Crown Court, accident and emergency consultant Derek Harbourne, blamed teacher Richard Lewis' death on his original injury
The shape of hospital care in Brighton is likely to undergo a fundamental transformation. Instead of four separate hospital sites treating patients from their immediate neighbourhoods, proposals will be drawn up to combine the town's major NHS hospital
WiredSussex are making a big splash next week by chartering a yacht in the South of France. The Brighton-based organisation is bringing six Sussex companies to Milia 2000, the annual who's who of the interactive content industry, which is taking place
THE Government is looking to the new South East England Development Agency to lift the region's economy. Visiting Seeda headquarters to reinforce the Government's commitment to Regional Development Agencies Hilary Armstrong, Minister for the Regions,
LAST week I lost a whole day out of my life. I don't mean "lost" as in lost a day's pay or lost a day's work, but lost as in have no recollection of, can't find, mislaid. The day in question was Wednesday and I didn't realise I'd lost it till I was having
Residents fear their village will be surrounded by a "supertown" in Government plans to build thousands of homes across Mid Sussex. Villagers at Rusper, near Horsham, are furious over proposals to build 20,000 homes in the strategic gap between Crawley
MORE than 100 homes were evacuated last night amid fears a man may have booby-trapped his car before taking his own life. The man, in his eighties, shot himself last week. Police searched his house after being alerted by his relatives and discovered a
Clare Connor celebrated her debut as captain of England women with the first win of the tour down under as they beat Wellington by 11 runs at the Basin Reserve. It was not the best team Wellington could put out as three of their top players were in Melbourne
Brighton Bonanza king Paul Hurry is joining Sussex speedway squad Eastbourne Eagles. The reigning Brighton Centre champion will roar into action for Eagles when they open their new Elite League campaign at Arlington Stadium next month. Hurry's arrival
Wired Sussex are making a big splash next week by chartering a yacht in the South of France. The Brighton-based organisation is bringing six Sussex companies to Milia 2000, the annual who's who of the interactive content industry, which is taking place
A casual worker who saw a student crushed to death in an horrific accident plans to sue for compensation. Sean Currey, 30, was working in a ship's hold at Shoreham Harbour when fellow employee Simon Jones was fatally injured after his head was crushed
A teacher died because his neck was fractured and not because of poor medical treatment, a court heard. Giving evidence at Lewes Crown Court, accident and emergency consultant Derek Harbourne, blamed teacher Richard Lewis' death on his original injury
THE Government is looking to the new South East England Development Agency to lift the region's economy. Visiting Seeda headquarters to reinforce the Government's commitment to Regional Development Agencies Hilary Armstrong, Minister for the Regions,
MORE than 100 homes were evacuated last night amid fears a man may have booby-trapped his car before taking his own life. The man, in his eighties, shot himself last week. Police searched his house after being alerted by his relatives and discovered a
They have dominated the county scene for a decade and a 2-0 victory for the under-14s against Hurstpierpoint College in Sunday's final means they have a staggering total of 21 titles. Leading scorer George Fisher and Stephen King grabbed the goals and
Brighton Bears' problems at the foot of the Southern Conference increased last night. Edinburgh Rocks pulled off a comfortable 75-60 win at the Brighton Centre. It was the Bears' 11th defeat in the last dozen games means they are six points adrift, and
Coach Nick Greenwood saluted his Sussex troops as they gunned down the Army at Aldershot last night. Victory at the Military Stadium confirmed they top Group A of the South West Counties Champ-ionship and qualify for the final at Lancing on Saturday,
Albion youngster Shaun Wilkinson has landed himself in disciplinary trouble again. He was substituted in the first half of the Reserves' 1-0 defeat at QPR yesterday following his 12th booking of the season. Wilkinson was cautioned after a confrontation
Two robbers armed with a knife and handgun threatened to kill a female assistant as they held up an off-licence late last night. It is the second time Thresher's, in Broadwater Road, Worthing, has been raided in the last six months. The two balaclava-clad
Wired Sussex are making a big splash next week by chartering a yacht in the South of France. The Brighton-based organisation is bringing six Sussex companies to Milia 2000, the annual who's who of the interactive content industry, which is taking place
Puzzled police are turning to the public to help find mystery burglary victims. A burglar has confessed to 50 break-ins in Brighton and Hove, but detectives have reports of only 32. The other 18 have either gone unnoticed or the victims are away and unaware
A casual worker who saw a student crushed to death in an horrific accident plans to sue for compensation. Sean Currey, 30, was working in a ship's hold at Shoreham Harbour when fellow employee Simon Jones was fatally injured after his head was crushed
Detective Keith Charles has an extra skill in his quest to catch criminals - he tunes into the supernatural. As well as fingerprints and witnesses, the man dubbed the 'psychic cop' uses his gift of clairvoyance to track down villains. Now Keith has retired
A convicted killer who battered his wife's lover to death told today how hard it has been. He spoke of how his attempts to rebuild his life have been blocked by employers across Sussex. Former railway worker Mark Stanbridge was jailed in 1996 after being
A council boss has been suspended amid allegations she bullied staff, it was revealed today. Councillors voted to suspend Eastbourne Council chief executive Sari Conway at a council meeting held behind closed doors last night. The meeting was held to
