It's the law losing control A sports car driven by care worker Kevin Perkins killed another man in a horrific accident at Falmer Road in Woodingdean last year. Yet Perkins walked free from court in Brighton yesterday. The only punishment he received was
I used to be able to blame it on the fact that I'd just had a baby, but Eve is now two years old and my absentmindedness is showing no sign of improvement. In fact, I think it's getting worse. The other day I returned to my car in Waitrose car park with
EAST Grinstead are convinced they can upset the form book and set up a Sussex Trophy action replay tomorrow. Gs take on Worthing at Saint Hill in the semi-finals bidding to win through to the county's showpiece occasion for a second successive season.
SKIPPER Chris Adams is throwing his full support behind Sussex's plan for a new junior cricket academy. The county hope to get planning permission next week for the complex which will transform playing fields in the village of Blackstone near Henfield
IT was a scene that helped launch a sexual revolution and turned a star into an icon. For almost half-a-century, women across the world have longed to emulate Marilyn Monroe's voluptuous glamour. Thanks to a coming together of fashion and film, now anyone
A motorist who caused a crash in which another driver died was fined £300 by magistrates. The sentence provoked outrage from relatives of Geoffrey Wallace. Carpenter Mr Wallace, 44, of St Elmo Road, Worthing, died instantly in the accident on the Falmer
COACH Mark Dunning prepares himself for another ride on the Brighton Bears' rollercoaster tomorrow. Dunning admits he doesn't know what sort of performance to expect from his side when they make the long trip to Newcastle Eagles (tip off 5.30pm). A week
EAST Grinstead are convinced they can upset the form book and set up a Sussex Trophy action replay tomorrow. Gs take on Worthing at Saint Hill in the semi-finals bidding to win through to the county's showpiece occasion for a second successive season.
A CHILD murder that has remained unsolved for more than 30 years is to be reinvestigated on BBC's Crimewatch on Tuesday. Brighton schoolboy Keith Lyon was 12 when he was stabbed repeatedly with a serrated steak knife after going for a walk on the Downs
A motorist who caused a crash in which another driver died was fined £300 by magistrates. The sentence provoked outrage from relatives of Geoffrey Wallace. Carpenter Mr Wallace, 44, of St Elmo Road, Worthing, died instantly in the accident on the Falmer
FIFTY people crowded into a tiny flat yesterday at what is believed to be the busiest house-viewing ever seen in Sussex. First-time buyers and investors flocked to Brunswick Road, Hove, as the scramble to find somewhere to live hotted up. House prices
It's the law losing control A sports car driven by care worker Kevin Perkins killed another man in a horrific accident at Falmer Road in Woodingdean last year. Yet Perkins walked free from court in Brighton yesterday. The only punishment he received was
A BIG crowd is expected at the Southdown Club tomorrow as Lewes bid to claim a place in the premier division of English hockey. A meteoric rise from regional league obscurity will be complete if Lewes can overcome third-placed Doncaster. It is a win-or-bust
I used to be able to blame it on the fact that I'd just had a baby, but Eve is now two years old and my absentmindedness is showing no sign of improvement. In fact, I think it's getting worse. The other day I returned to my car in Waitrose car park with
SKIPPER Chris Adams is throwing his full support behind Sussex's plan for a new junior cricket academy. The county hope to get planning permission next week for the complex which will transform playing fields in the village of Blackstone near Henfield
THE country's top education troubleshooter is helping to turn around troubled East Brighton College of Media and Arts. Peter Clark, left, is best-known as the 'superhead' called in to the failing Ridings School in Halifax, dubbed the worst school in Britain
IT was a scene that helped launch a sexual revolution and turned a star into an icon. For almost half-a-century, women across the world have longed to emulate Marilyn Monroe's voluptuous glamour. Thanks to a coming together of fashion and film, now anyone
A BIG crowd is expected at the Southdown Club tomorrow as Lewes bid to claim a place in the premier division of English hockey. A meteoric rise from regional league obscurity will be complete if Lewes can overcome third-placed Doncaster. It is a win-or-bust
COACH Mark Dunning prepares himself for another ride on the Brighton Bears' rollercoaster tomorrow. Dunning admits he doesn't know what sort of performance to expect from his side when they make the long trip to Newcastle Eagles (tip off 5.30pm). A week
A CHILD murder that has remained unsolved for more than 30 years is to be reinvestigated on BBC's Crimewatch on Tuesday. Brighton schoolboy Keith Lyon was 12 when he was stabbed repeatedly with a serrated steak knife after going for a walk on the Downs
THE country's top education troubleshooter is helping to turn around troubled East Brighton College of Media and Arts. Peter Clark, left, is best-known as the 'superhead' called in to the failing Ridings School in Halifax, dubbed the worst school in Britain
FIFTY people crowded into a tiny flat yesterday at what is believed to be the busiest house-viewing ever seen in Sussex. First-time buyers and investors flocked to Brunswick Road, Hove, as the scramble to find somewhere to live hotted up. House prices
