A historic legal bid has been launched to include the sea off the Seven Sisters coastline in the proposed South Downs national park. The South Downs Campaign is calling on the Countryside Agency to include seabed within a national park for the first
The first officer of a cross-Channel ferry which crashed into a harbour wall at Dieppe has been suspended. The Transmanche ferry MV Dieppe will be out of action for at least a week while a 2ft hole in the hull above the water line is repaired. The French
Water from our taps is some of the best in Europe, according to a report out today. The Drinking Water Inspectorate's (DWI) 14th annual report revealed Southern Water carried out 76,090 tests in 2003, of which 99.86 per cent complied with drinking water
Sion Jenkins' wife wrote to him in prison begging him to confess to Billie-Jo's murder, a court has been told. In the letter, sent by Lois Jenkins in April 1997, while her husband was awaiting trial, she wrote: "The girls would be relieved of an enormous
Dan Harding has been earmarked for a new midfield role during Albion's pre-season programme. The youngster established himself at leftback at the expense of Kerry Mayo in the latter part of last season. Now manager Mark McGhee is planning to try Harding
Britney Spears is famed for her skimpy outfits and outlandish wardrobe, so a knitted jumper is the last thing you might expect her to wear. But Britney is the latest celebrity to make wool cool after she snapped up a creation by a Brighton designer. Julie
Samll businesses are being targeted by callers demanding money for services that are unnecessary, non-existent or deceptive. There has been an increasing number of reports of small firms in Brighton and Hove being offered cheaper deals on utilities, such
Brighton and Hove has failed to make it on to a list of the 100 most affluent places in Britain. The only areas in Sussex listed were Chichester, which came 29th, Mid Sussex, 40th, and Arundel in 93rd place. Less than one in ten people living in Brighton
Accountancy firm KPMG brought the Caribbean to Brighton as it threw a huge party to celebrate twenty years in Sussex. Guests enjoyed traditional Caribbean cooking and music from band Tropical Entertainment at the party at the Alias Hotel Seattle at the
The number of people who think property prices will fall has doubled since the recent warning by the Governor of the Bank of England. The Nationwide building society said just five per cent of people thought their home would have lost value by the end
Working parents with two children at school will spend up to £2,400 on childcare and entertainment during the summer break, according to a study. Even before the cost of a family holiday, they will collectively spend about £1.78 billion during the six-week
Routine can turn the most rewarding of jobs into a bit of a grind. Even astronauts, floating around in space, must shrug with indifference when the Great Wall of China comes into view for the umpteenth time. Perhaps that's why more employers, particularly
It is too round, too low, there's too much room between it and the floor above, and one person even thinks it looks like a fish's eye. People who live and work in Brighton's North Laine have been queuing up to complain about the £2,000 round window at
A historic legal bid has been launched to include the sea off the Seven Sisters coastline in the proposed South Downs national park. The South Downs Campaign is calling on the Countryside Agency to include seabed within a national park for the first time
A champion windsurfer who chased his dreams was remembered at a tearful seaside memorial service. More than 300 people gathered in the sunshine on Seaford beach around the striking white coffin of Andy Funnell, 21, from Seaford, who drowned after a jet-skiing
Ten mobile phones are snatched every day in Brighton and Hove. More than 1,600 people in the city have been robbed of their mobiles so far this year. Villains rack up hundreds of pounds in phone charges, for which the victims must often foot the bill.
Small businesses are being targeted by callers demanding money for services that are unnecessary, non-existent or deceptive. There has been an increasing number of reports of small firms in Brighton and Hove being offered cheaper deals on utilities, such
Accountancy firm KPMG brought the Caribbean to Brighton as it threw a huge party to celebrate twenty years in Sussex. Guests enjoyed traditional Caribbean cooking and music from band Tropical Entertainment at the party at the Alias Hotel Seattle at the
The number of people who think property prices will fall has doubled since the recent warning by the Governor of the Bank of England. The Nationwide building society said just five per cent of people thought their home would have lost value by the end
A law firm has become the first in Brighton and Hove to set up its own business support group. Solicitors Wynne Baxter, in Dyke Road, Brighton, has created a team that will be able to deal with virtually every legal query. If one lawyer does not have
Working parents with two children at school will spend up to £2,400 on childcare and entertainment during the summer break, according to a study. Even before the cost of a family holiday, they will collectively spend about £1.78 billion during the six-week
Routine can turn the most rewarding of jobs into a bit of a grind. Even astronauts, floating around in space, must shrug with indifference when the Great Wall of China comes into view for the umpteenth time. Perhaps that's why more employers, particularly
It is too round, too low, there's too much room between it and the floor above, and one person even thinks it looks like a fish's eye. People who live and work in Brighton's North Laine have been queuing up to complain about the £2,000 round window at
A pensioner used a garden fork to smash up the cars of four doctors, a court heard. Victor Causabon-Vincent marched into his local surgery and told astonished staff they had stitched him up. The 72-year-old former electrician left after allegedly warning
A nurse accused of seducing three anorexic patients had women queuing up for his "perversion of psychotherapy", an inquiry heard. Charismatic David Britten, 50, of Shortgate Lane, Laughton, near Lewes, used his "personality cult" to have sex with the
A champion windsurfer who chased his dreams was remembered at a tearful seaside memorial service. More than 300 people gathered in the sunshine on Seaford beach around the striking white coffin of Andy Funnell, 21, from Seaford, who drowned after a jet-skiing
Ten mobile phones are snatched every day in Brighton and Hove. More than 1,600 people in the city have been robbed of their mobiles so far this year. Villains rack up hundreds of pounds in phone charges, for which the victims must often foot the bill.
Small businesses are being targeted by callers demanding money for services that are unnecessary, non-existent or deceptive. There has been an increasing number of reports of small firms in Brighton and Hove being offered cheaper deals on utilities, such
A law firm has become the first in Brighton and Hove to set up its own business support group. Solicitors Wynne Baxter, in Dyke Road, Brighton, has created a team that will be able to deal with virtually every legal query. If one lawyer does not have
A landlord who faced financial ruin when a barber shop went out of business has celebrated the launch of his own salon. Paul Hart had just returned from a holiday abroad when he discovered his tenants had closed their shop in Whitehawk Road, Brighton.
The first officer of a cross-Channel ferry which crashed into a harbour wall at Dieppe has been suspended. The Transmanche ferry MV Dieppe will be out of action for at least a week while a 2ft hole in the hull above the water line is repaired. The French
A pensioner used a garden fork to smash up the cars of four doctors, a court heard. Victor Causabon-Vincent marched into his local surgery and told astonished staff they had stitched him up. The 72-year-old former electrician left after allegedly warning
A nurse accused of seducing three anorexic patients had women queuing up for his "perversion of psychotherapy", an inquiry heard. Charismatic David Britten, 50, of Shortgate Lane, Laughton, near Lewes, used his "personality cult" to have sex with the
Water from our taps is some of the best in Europe, according to a report out today. The Drinking Water Inspectorate's (DWI) 14th annual report revealed Southern Water carried out 76,090 tests in 2003, of which 99.86 per cent complied with drinking water
Sion Jenkins' wife wrote to him in prison begging him to confess to Billie-Jo's murder, a court has been told. In the letter, sent by Lois Jenkins in April 1997, while her husband was awaiting trial, she wrote: "The girls would be relieved of an enormous
Britney Spears is famed for her skimpy outfits and outlandish wardrobe, so a knitted jumper is the last thing you might expect her to wear. But Britney is the latest celebrity to make wool cool after she snapped up a creation by a Brighton designer. Julie
Samll businesses are being targeted by callers demanding money for services that are unnecessary, non-existent or deceptive. There has been an increasing number of reports of small firms in Brighton and Hove being offered cheaper deals on utilities, such
Brighton and Hove has failed to make it on to a list of the 100 most affluent places in Britain. The only areas in Sussex listed were Chichester, which came 29th, Mid Sussex, 40th, and Arundel in 93rd place. Less than one in ten people living in Brighton
A landlord who faced financial ruin when a barber shop went out of business has celebrated the launch of his own salon. Paul Hart had just returned from a holiday abroad when he discovered his tenants had closed their shop in Whitehawk Road, Brighton.
A historic legal bid has been launched to include the sea off the Seven Sisters coastline in the proposed South Downs national park. The South Downs Campaign is calling on the Countryside Agency to include seabed within a national park for the first time
