Leon Knight only committed himself to two months with Albion as a precaution after being 'stranded' on-loan at Sheffield Wednesday for the whole of last season, Steve Coppell says. The 20-year-old Chelsea striker makes his Albion debut in the pre-season
Not since she was a wee baby has our five-year-old's life been without the weekly routine of nursery and, more latterly, school. Now, for the next six weeks, she will be in the constant company of either me, my husband or both of us. We've had to do a
Young karting prospect Lloyd Biddulph is gaining valuable experience ahead of taking part in next year's British Championship. The 11-year-old from Franklands Village is too young to compete at junior karting's top level this season but has been taking
Has anyone given more to the Sussex cause in the last few years than James Kirtley? Probably not. Which is why no one would begrudge the county's premier fast bowler if he were to achieve a dream double this summer. Kirtley was denied an England Test
Brighton Bears chief Nick Nurse has accused rivals London Towers of making an illegal approach for one of his top players. Nurse alleges Towers offered guard Ralph Blalock terms for 2003/04 before the end of last season without first getting the club's
Monica and Gabriela, the wiggling, giggling Cheeky Girls, are going on holiday - and could be coming to an airport near you. The check-in queue at Gatwick might never be the same again as the most famous failures ever to emerge from Transylvania are waiting
A whopping £25,000 pay rise handed to Brighton and Hove's council boss has been branded "obscene" by community leaders. City chief executive David Panter's annual pay cheque will shoot up by 21 per cent - from £120,000 to £145,000 - in October after councillors
A motorist tried to reverse moments before he was crushed to death by a train in a horror smash at a level crossing, an inquest heard. Derek Boulter, 69, was killed instantly when a Portsmouth-to-Barnham train slammed into his car at a crossing by Fishbourne
People flying from Gatwick could be hit by congestion charging under controversial plans to install a boundary around the airport which would see every car charged for a visit. With an eye on Ken Livingstone's congestion scheme in London, the influential
A best man took a cocktail of drink and drugs before he was found drowned during a stag weekend in Belgium, an inquest heard. Traces of ecstasy, amphetamine and a large amount of alcohol were found in the body of Ian Gilbert, 25, following his death in
A man has been jailed for more than a year after admitting making a hoax bomb threat to a Brighton cinema. Simon Yarwood, 24, pleaded guilty to the offence at Lewes Crown Court. The hearing was told Yarwood, who is currently in Lewes Prison, borrowed
A boy of 12 was killed when the car he was travelling in was involved in a smash with a police car. The youngster died at the scene on Friday, despite attempts to save him. He was a passenger in a red Peugeot 106 being driven south along the B2114 on
Murderer David MacBride lied to the end as he was sentenced to life in prison for brutally killing an elderly boat owner. MacBride slowly shook his head as he was led from the dock after being unanimously convicted of the murder of Robert Saint, who he
Memories of last year's win over Surrey will certainly be fresh in our minds when we prepare for what is probably the most eagerly awaited Championship match of the season so far. We performed brilliantly in that game almost a year ago, while it's fair
I applaud you for publishing Martina Watts' article about the Government's rigging of the vote to pass the Food Supplements Directive (The Argus, July 19). As Martina's article indicated, I attended the committee meeting as a public observer and can confirm
If you're stuck in an airport waiting for a delayed plane, free live entertainment may be on the way. Monica and Gabriela, the Cheeky Girls from Rye, want to perform in arrival and departure halls. It's the only way in which the bad taste pair can ever
Cath MacDonald has been signed up to race for the Crawley-based Dot.COM Racing team in 2004. MacDonald, 25, from Portslade, impressed team bosses during a testing session at Mallory Park last week. Teenager Oliver Merrilees, from Crawley, already races
In an ideal world, a patch of land off Redhill Close in Westdene, Brighton, could be used for its original purpose of playing fields. But this is Brighton and Hove, a city trapped between the Downs and the sea where spare land is at a premium. It has
We are extremely worried by the proposed development because the Westdene area cannot cope with a further 112 homes. The drainage system in the Redhill Drive area is full to capacity and any additional demand could impact upon the entire neighbourhood
Has anyone given more to the Sussex cause in the last few years than James Kirtley? Probably not. Which is why no one would begrudge the county's premier fast bowler if he were to achieve a dream double this summer. Kirtley was denied an England Test
As residents of Redhill Drive, we are extremely concerned by the proposed development on the greenfield site in the middle of our neighbourhood. We object to the plans because Redhill Drive is not a main road. It is a residential road along which parents
Monica and Gabriela, the wiggling, giggling Cheeky Girls, are going on holiday - and could be coming to an airport near you. The check-in queue at Gatwick might never be the same again as the most famous failures ever to emerge from Transylvania are waiting
Tourists using the express rail link to Gatwick will have to contend with a 50 per cent cut in trains at the busiest getaway time of the year because of essential engineering work. The work, by Network Rail, will reduce Gatwick Express's four-an-hour
Murderer David MacBride lied to the end as he was sentenced to life in prison for brutally killing an elderly boat owner. MacBride slowly shook his head as he was led from the dock after being unanimously convicted of the murder of Robert Saint, who he
Leon Knight only committed himself to two months with Albion as a precaution after being 'stranded' on-loan at Sheffield Wednesday for the whole of last season, Steve Coppell says. The 20-year-old Chelsea striker makes his Albion debut in the pre-season
Not since she was a wee baby has our five-year-old's life been without the weekly routine of nursery and, more latterly, school. Now, for the next six weeks, she will be in the constant company of either me, my husband or both of us. We've had to do a
Brighton and Hove's housing shortage long ago earned the tag "crisis" - but what happens when developers want to build dozens of homes on a field behind your house? With its neatly manicured lawns and occasional splashes of mock-Tudor, Redhill Close is
A teenage girl suffered a broken nose and cheek bone as she fought off a robber. The 14-year-old victim was in Preston Park, Brighton, with friends when a 16-year-old girl approached and asked to see her earrings. She said no but the attacker tried to
The National Association of Health Stores (NAHS) is disgusted at the manner in which this Government disregarded public opinion and a request for revocation from the House of Lords to force through nihilistic Food Supplements Regulations. The Government
I was very interested by Martina Watts' article. It highlights an iniquity the Press refuse to publish and I am delighted to read at least one regional paper has done so. I have got rude letters back from a national newspaper when I have asked them if
Young karting prospect Lloyd Biddulph is gaining valuable experience ahead of taking part in next year's British Championship. The 11-year-old from Franklands Village is too young to compete at junior karting's top level this season but has been taking
Hove Action For Peace said in its letter (July 19) it wants the "immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq". Why should the United Kingdom and the many other countries now in Iraq leave the country for Saddam to try to make a comeback? This is a ridiculous
The £145,000 annual salary about to be paid to David Panter, chief executive of Brighton and Hove City Council, will seem high to many people. Even his £25,000 wage rise is a lot more than thousands of workers, including many of his staff, earn every
The old Dixon of Dock Green blue lamps are to be reinstated outside all Sussex police stations. The lamps went out of fashion years ago but are being brought back to herald longer opening hours. Stations were closed and opening hours shortened under former
I have lived at my present address for 30 years. When my family was young we enjoyed a well-kept field at the rear of our garden which was beautiful for walking in. Scouts pitched their tents and camped out in safety, football matches were held and Braybon
Steve Bullimore got his Supertwins title challenge back on track with a first and a second in the latest round of the BEMSEE Nationwide series at Snetterton. The Haywards Heath race ace extended his lead in the championship to 46 points over Brian Giles
Brave Nick Skelton and Arko III led Britain to a spectacular triumph at Hickstead on Friday, recapturing the Samsung Super League Nations Cup for the first time since 1997. Skelton, who had had to take painkillers after pulling a back muscle in a competition
Brighton Bears chief Nick Nurse has accused rivals London Towers of making an illegal approach for one of his top players. Nurse alleges Towers offered guard Ralph Blalock terms for 2003/04 before the end of last season without first getting the club's
Leon Knight only committed himself to two months with Albion as a precaution after being 'stranded' on-loan at Sheffield Wednesday for the whole of last season, Steve Coppell says. The 20-year-old Chelsea striker makes his Albion debut in the pre-season
A whopping £25,000 pay rise handed to Brighton and Hove's council boss has been branded "obscene" by community leaders. City chief executive David Panter's annual pay cheque will shoot up by 21 per cent - from £120,000 to £145,000 - in October after councillors
A father said his son acted in the best traditions of the fire service when he died vainly trying to save his brother from their blazing home. Off-duty firefighter Alex Kent, 25, died attempting to rescue brother Philip as fierce flames tore through their
A motorist tried to reverse moments before he was crushed to death by a train in a horror smash at a level crossing, an inquest heard. Derek Boulter, 69, was killed instantly when a Portsmouth-to-Barnham train slammed into his car at a crossing by Fishbourne
People flying from Gatwick could be hit by congestion charging under controversial plans to install a boundary around the airport which would see every car charged for a visit. With an eye on Ken Livingstone's congestion scheme in London, the influential
A best man took a cocktail of drink and drugs before he was found drowned during a stag weekend in Belgium, an inquest heard. Traces of ecstasy, amphetamine and a large amount of alcohol were found in the body of Ian Gilbert, 25, following his death in
A man has been jailed for more than a year after admitting making a hoax bomb threat to a Brighton cinema. Simon Yarwood, 24, pleaded guilty to the offence at Lewes Crown Court. The hearing was told Yarwood, who is currently in Lewes Prison, borrowed
A boy of 12 was killed when the car he was travelling in was involved in a smash with a police car. The youngster died at the scene on Friday, despite attempts to save him. He was a passenger in a red Peugeot 106 being driven south along the B2114 on
Detectives searching David MacBride's house found, tucked away in a desk drawer, a diagram of motor cruiser The Sundowner. The scribbled lines were sketched by a hand which, days later, lifted an iron bar and brought it down again and again on Robert
Memories of last year's win over Surrey will certainly be fresh in our minds when we prepare for what is probably the most eagerly awaited Championship match of the season so far. We performed brilliantly in that game almost a year ago, while it's fair
Brighton and Hove's housing shortage long ago earned the tag "crisis" - but what happens when developers want to build dozens of homes on a field behind your house? With its neatly manicured lawns and occasional splashes of mock-Tudor, Redhill Close is
A teenage girl suffered a broken nose and cheek bone as she fought off a robber. The 14-year-old victim was in Preston Park, Brighton, with friends when a 16-year-old girl approached and asked to see her earrings. She said no but the attacker tried to
The National Association of Health Stores (NAHS) is disgusted at the manner in which this Government disregarded public opinion and a request for revocation from the House of Lords to force through nihilistic Food Supplements Regulations. The Government
I was very interested by Martina Watts' article. It highlights an iniquity the Press refuse to publish and I am delighted to read at least one regional paper has done so. I have got rude letters back from a national newspaper when I have asked them if
I applaud you for publishing Martina Watts' article about the Government's rigging of the vote to pass the Food Supplements Directive (The Argus, July 19). As Martina's article indicated, I attended the committee meeting as a public observer and can confirm
If you're stuck in an airport waiting for a delayed plane, free live entertainment may be on the way. Monica and Gabriela, the Cheeky Girls from Rye, want to perform in arrival and departure halls. It's the only way in which the bad taste pair can ever
Hove Action For Peace said in its letter (July 19) it wants the "immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq". Why should the United Kingdom and the many other countries now in Iraq leave the country for Saddam to try to make a comeback? This is a ridiculous
Cath MacDonald has been signed up to race for the Crawley-based Dot.COM Racing team in 2004. MacDonald, 25, from Portslade, impressed team bosses during a testing session at Mallory Park last week. Teenager Oliver Merrilees, from Crawley, already races
The £145,000 annual salary about to be paid to David Panter, chief executive of Brighton and Hove City Council, will seem high to many people. Even his £25,000 wage rise is a lot more than thousands of workers, including many of his staff, earn every
The old Dixon of Dock Green blue lamps are to be reinstated outside all Sussex police stations. The lamps went out of fashion years ago but are being brought back to herald longer opening hours. Stations were closed and opening hours shortened under former
I have lived at my present address for 30 years. When my family was young we enjoyed a well-kept field at the rear of our garden which was beautiful for walking in. Scouts pitched their tents and camped out in safety, football matches were held and Braybon
Steve Bullimore got his Supertwins title challenge back on track with a first and a second in the latest round of the BEMSEE Nationwide series at Snetterton. The Haywards Heath race ace extended his lead in the championship to 46 points over Brian Giles
In an ideal world, a patch of land off Redhill Close in Westdene, Brighton, could be used for its original purpose of playing fields. But this is Brighton and Hove, a city trapped between the Downs and the sea where spare land is at a premium. It has
We are extremely worried by the proposed development because the Westdene area cannot cope with a further 112 homes. The drainage system in the Redhill Drive area is full to capacity and any additional demand could impact upon the entire neighbourhood
As residents of Redhill Drive, we are extremely concerned by the proposed development on the greenfield site in the middle of our neighbourhood. We object to the plans because Redhill Drive is not a main road. It is a residential road along which parents
Brave Nick Skelton and Arko III led Britain to a spectacular triumph at Hickstead on Friday, recapturing the Samsung Super League Nations Cup for the first time since 1997. Skelton, who had had to take painkillers after pulling a back muscle in a competition
Leon Knight only committed himself to two months with Albion as a precaution after being 'stranded' on-loan at Sheffield Wednesday for the whole of last season, Steve Coppell says. The 20-year-old Chelsea striker makes his Albion debut in the pre-season
A father said his son acted in the best traditions of the fire service when he died vainly trying to save his brother from their blazing home. Off-duty firefighter Alex Kent, 25, died attempting to rescue brother Philip as fierce flames tore through their
Tourists using the express rail link to Gatwick will have to contend with a 50 per cent cut in trains at the busiest getaway time of the year because of essential engineering work. The work, by Network Rail, will reduce Gatwick Express's four-an-hour
Detectives searching David MacBride's house found, tucked away in a desk drawer, a diagram of motor cruiser The Sundowner. The scribbled lines were sketched by a hand which, days later, lifted an iron bar and brought it down again and again on Robert
