So, we have now made our final trip of this season in the highest tier of non-league football. And what a journey we have enjoyed over the past few months. Many pastures new and some old familiar favourites. The last trip saw us venture up north again
Angry residents have condemned a council decision to issue arrears notices to householders who are 14 days late with their council tax payments, instead of waiting until 30 days have passed. Residents in Brighton and Hove, who were not told about the
A company has won a top award for designing curtains that kill bugs. Disposable Cubicle Curtains has been given the Queen's Award for Innovation for its work tackling infections including MRSA. The curtains are used in hospitals, GP surgeries and health
Luke Wright claimed his maiden first-class five wicket haul to spark a Sussex fightback against Lancashire at Hove. Lancashire were heading for a sizeable first-innings lead when they reached 253-5 in response to Sussex's 289. But Wright claimed three
Thousands of children are to be taught how to be a good sport. Schools in Brighton and Hove will introduce lessons in good sportsmanship to combat unfair play. The lesson plans, which have been created by the Cricket Foundation, cover key aspects of
When you live in a city something stops you from visiting its’ most famous tourist attractions – the amazing sights that can provide a place with its iconic landscape and economy. I’m not sure if its something to do with feeling that because its
Fashion fanatic Gabrielle Whyte has so many clothes and accessories she's had to move to a bigger house and has filled SIX wardrobes with her favourite items. The shopaholic cleaner only buys things from charity shops but has still spent thousands of
A series of events took place across Sussex to mark St George’s Day. Children with their mums and dads marched from Hove Town Hall to nearby George Street wearing suits of armour, princess outfits and dragon costumes. The annual march, organised by
Dame Julie Andrews' great niece may follow in her famous relative's footsteps as she gets ready to star in My Fair Lady. Rosie Evans, who is studying at Varndean College in Brighton, will play the lead role, Cockney flower girl Eliza Doolittle, in the
Following your article “Sussex police officers in Aids scare” (The Argus, April 18), readers may be left thinking HIV can be passed on via a bite. HIV isn’t transmitted through saliva so biting someone would not pass on the virus. The
WHAT is all the fuss about? Here in Hove, actually, the recycling system works magnificently. The recycling team calls on the appointed day, without fail, and they collect all our carefully treasured recyclable materials – paper, tins, wine bottles (
Like many others I too have not had my recycling collected on the normal day today (The Argus, April 22). Earlier this year, I warned at a meeting of the council’s environment scrutiny committee, which I chair, that severe disruption to the recycling
I FELT compelled to write my first letter to The Argus after reading the article on poor cyclist Stephen Prince and his ongoing problem with punctures (The Argus, April 21). I fully sympathise with him as my puncture record is seven in one week,
Animal rescuers found what is believed to have been a rare albino deer when they were called out to an animal ensnared by rope in East Sussex. The completely white male fallow deer had its antlers caught in rope in a wooded area around
I must point out to John Carden (Letters, April 17) that the A259 “sustainable transport corridor” scheme was agreed by the previous Labour administration of Brighton and Hove City Council in partnership with East Sussex County Council. As
Driving to my home in Saltdean from Newhaven recently, I was in the single lane of the A259 heading west, with the bus lane on my left. In the single lane on the opposite side was a stream of traffic heading east. Suddenly I was aware of an ambulance
I was left incensed upon finishing Adam Trimingham’s column this week (The Argus, April 22). I am in full agreement with his point about the police being held back from their duties by needless bureaucracy and paperwork but simply cannot concur with
Sara Brown’s letter “Up the poles” (Letters, April 21) commented on the posts around Rotting-dean green. The parish council does not think the posts are an improvement. We regretted the need to have them installed, which was for the safety of people
A council is standing by its decision to remove a “ghost bike” memorial marking the site where a young cyclist was killed. The roadside tribute was from Bricycles, Brighton and Hove’s cycling group, to 23-year-old James Danson-Hatcher.
A woman who tried to drive her drunk friend home has been banned from the road after police found she too was over the limit. Carly Denman got behind the wheel of Natalie Frost’s car because her friend had drunk cocktails and champagne during
A driver has been killed in a car crash outside an animal rescue centre. A teenage girl was also injured in the collision which happened on the Broyle, B2192, outside Raystede Animal Rescue Centre, Ringmer, near Lewes, at 8.15am today. The girl has
A change in the issuing of unpaid council tax notices has sparked anger from Brighton and Hove residents. The city council altered its policy and is now sending arrears notices to customers who are 14 days late with their payments, instead
An elderly driver had a lucky escape when she drove across a packed promenade and was left dangling over the edge in her car. Tourists were forced to get out of the way as her green Nissan Micra lurched across the pavement and smashed through the iron
A Hove betting shop was robbed at gunpoint last night. A man with a stocking covering his mouth and face pointed a black handgun at the manager of Ladbrokes in First Avenue Hove in the raid, at 9.20pm. He took cash and was last seen
A woman who underwent major surgery to treat cancer of the gullet has told how she had to learn how to eat and drink again. Verena Smith is still not able to manage a full-sized meal a year after having an operation. And when the 63-year-old discovered
A husband who stabbed his wife to death in front of their young children told police he did not mean to kill her. Hajrudin Hasanovic, 33, is on trial at Lewes Crown Court accused of murdering his estranged wife Cassandra, 24, last summer.
This week, our pictures include two cute animals, two sportsmen, a mysterious submarine and a giant pencil. But which will you decide deserves the title picture of the week? We have selected our favourite photos from the previous week and put
CLOSE OF PLAY: Sussex 148-5 It's been one of those games when neither side has been in control for long. Lancashire will consider themselves in the stronger position though after Keedy had Ed Joyce leg before to the first ball of the final over
Brighton and Hove prides itself on being one of the greenest places in the country. But it has been a difficult few months, with refuse collections and now recycling being branded “rubbish” by residents. So why do rubbish collections appear to
A company director drowned after his canoe capsized on a family holiday abroad. Joseph Banfield was with his Dutch-born wife and their four children in Holland when he died. They were helping his wife Liselotte's parents celebrate their
A 40-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found dead in a bungalow. The body of the woman, who was in her 70s, was discovered by firefighters as they fought a blaze in a property in Grand Crescent, Rottingdean
CALVIN Andrew has hailed Russell Slade for installing the fighting spirit which has given Albion fresh hope of staying up. The Seagulls were slipping meekly towards League Two when Slade took over the reins following the departure of Micky Adams in March
Adam Virgo has warned Albion they cannot afford to relax despite climbing out of the League One relegation zone. Virgo was outstanding at the heart of the defence as the Seagulls won 2-1 at Bristol Rovers to give themselves a two-point cushion above
A distinguished former mayor who reached high office in the Ministry of Defence has died at the age of 86. Hugh Braden was born in Worthing in 1923 and became the town's 75th mayor in 1991/92. He joined the War Office in 1939 and after
Russell Slade believes Albion’s “unbelievable” away support can raise the roof at Huddersfield on Saturday and cheer his side to safety. The Seagulls’ boss is backing our ‘Raise the Roof’ campaign at the Galpharm Stadium which as been inspired by Lloyd
Russell Slade says Gary Hart’s inspirational form in Albion’s battle for survival has not surprised him. Hart’s Albion career has been revived since Slade’s arrival and he made both goals in Tuesday’s 2-1 win over Bristol Rovers which lifted
COREY Collymore might not bowl at the same express pace as England’s James Anderson but in his own way he fulfils just as important a role for Sussex. After the county had squandered a promising first-day position by losing their last five wickets for
Fans of Brighton and Hove Albion are being urged to emulate striker Lloyd Owusu and “raise the roof” in the fight against relegation. The Argus is urging Seagulls supporters to copy the forward’s goal celebration as the club battles for League
Eastbourne Eagles promoter Bob Dugard says he is delighted with the £29,000 fee the club will receive from Coventry Bees for Edward Kennett. The Arlington chief attended an arbitration hearing yesterday to thrash out a transfer fee after Coventry offered
An elderly woman who was repeatedly punched in the face and gagged by a balaclava-clad burglar is now too scared to go to sleep. Dolly Bull, 81, is haunted by the horrific attack she suffered after answering her door. She thought it would be a relative
A woman has been found dead after a fire raged through a family home. Her body was discovered by firefighters as they fought the blaze in a bungalow. A man, named locally as Mohammad Soboh, was also caught in the fire and was last night
