Ringmer and Pagham have booked places in the next round of the FA Cup. Goals from David Altendorff and Matt Percival gave Ringmer a 2-0 win at home to Egham Town in their extra preliminary round replay. They will now travel to Deal Town on Saturday
Claude Seanla scored the only goal of the game as Horsham registered their first Ryman premier points of the season with a 1-0 win at home to Sutton. Seanla struck in the 38th minute to earn victory but it was a disappointing night for Sussex
Eastbourne Borough’s strikers drew another blank as a self-inflicted first-half goal gave Grays an unlikely victory. A positive second-half display was full of huff and puff but lacked a real cutting edge as Borough only produced one real chance
Heroin addict Hannah Mayne is terrified of returning to Brighton in case she gets sucked back into the city’s drug scene. Although 22-year-old Hannah has been “clean” for nine months as she recovers in a South African treatment centre, her
Ten-man Albion suffered humiliation in Yorkshire tonight as they were humbled 7-1 by rampant Huddersfield. What had seemed a comfortable start by the Seagulls against one of League One's big guns was left in tatters when Antony Kay arrived
Crawley made it three straight Blue Square premier wins after Jamie Cook's goal secured a 1-0 victory at Cambridge United. Cook got on the end of Ben Smith's pass in the 24th minute and produced a calm finish to score for the third successive
Paul Armstrong and Liam Enver-Marum had half chances towards the end of the first 45 minutes but Grays led by that 16th-minute strike from Richard Graham
Jamie Cook's third goal of the season gave Crawley an interval lead at Cambridge United in the Blue Square premier tonight. Cook timed his run to perfection when Ben Smith slid the ball through the centre of the home defence, beating the offside trap
Jamie Cook scores for the third successive game, timing his run to perfection to beat the offside trap and round keeper Danny Potter. Great pass from midfielder Ben Smith set up the chance.
Jamie Slabber finds Richard Graham in the penalty area and he fires into the bottom right-hand corner
I cycled to work this morning and very nice it was too. Sunny, but not too hot, with a lovely breeze and not too crowded. I must have been on something of an exercise high, because I decided early on in the day that I would be running again this
Eastbourne Borough made three changes for tonight's trip to Grays Athletic. Summer signing Gary Elphick came in at centre-back for his first start in place of Darren Baker while Dan Brown replaced the injured Neil Jenkins at left-back.
Midfielder Barry Cogan made his first start for Crawley in tonight's Blue Square premier clash against Cambridge United at the Abbey Stadium. Cogan came in for Thomas Pinault who missed out because of a back injury. It was the only change made by boss
Jamie Smith makes his league debut as Albion take on Huddersfield tonight. The teenage former Crystal Palace trainee replaces Mark Wright and could play just off Liam Dickinson in a 4-4-1-1 formation. Adam El-Abd fills in at left-back
The family of a young man beaten black and blue in a seaside town released a graphic picture of his injuries today in the hope of catching his attackers. The 23-year-old victim, named only as Kyle, was set upon by a group of men during a night out in
Henfield is celebrating a year of being part of the small but increasing number of communities that have gone plastic bag free. More than 40 of the retail outlets stopped giving out plastic carrier bags about a year ago, using environmentally
The latest “pop-up” shop has opened in Brighton. Former interior designer Johanna Franks, pictured, moved from London two months ago to start her own business selling handmade lampshades, cushions and children’s clothes. She wanted to open a “pop-up
A nurse has been jailed for fraudulently claiming almost £45,000 in benefits. Dana Afrakomah Owusu, 28, claimed for rented accommodation in Kithurst Crescent, Goring, where she lived with her two children, aged seven and one. She started claiming
Concerns have been raised over future help for small businesses following a decision to switch the provider of a multimillion- pound training and support contract. Until now, the Government-backed advice service Business Link was run in Sussex
Construction firms are being offered a cash boost to take on apprentices who have been laid off because of the recession. ConstructionSkills, the skills council for the industry, has secured £1 million from the National Apprenticeship Service
My partner has the misfortune to have contracted swine flu. It is easy via the Government website to obtain a code to obtain Tamiflu but actually getting it seems somewhat onerous if you live in Brighton. The only distribution appears to
Congratulations to East and West Sussex county councils for having the vision to consider reducing speed limits in an attempt to halt a rise in road deaths (The Argus, August 17). Brighton and Hove City Council would do well to learn from their neighbours
Are East Saltdean and Telscombe residents aware that part of the bunding may be removed from Telscombe Tye? East Sussex County Council (ESCC) are only giving people until August 28 to make their views known on the proposed changes to their enforcement
A thank you to Roger French for clearly reminding us why the A259 bus lanes were proposed and of their value to the city’s economy and environment as more passengers are able to get to work more quickly with less pollution (Letters, August 18). As usual
I was in The Lanes last Saturday at about 4pm. A one man band (a man often seen on the streets of Brighton and Hove) was playing. I noticed a young couple put money in the hat and passers-by were stopping, some with children, to watch and enjoy the
I have some further thoughts on the desirable change that the city might undertake replacing badly designed shop fronts with good design. The political parties of Brighton and Hove City Council could unite in asking for a change to good design and this
Mary Mears has responded to the letter by M Benson (Letters, August 18). But I have a question for her. Just ask the traffic planners if the road up the hill east of Rottingdean is wide enough for two large articulated lorries and a bus to pass safely
What a blessing for us poor council taxpayers. The money generated [by party conferences] goes mainly to the hoteliers and restaurateurs and taxi drivers. Ever since the Brighton Bomb it was obvious that we could no longer host the party in power
A man arrested for hanging around cars has been ordered to hand over £80,000 after police stumbled upon a drug factory in his home. Officers only detained Graeme Craig MacDonald because they thought he was planning to break into vehicles parked at Iceland
Campaigners joined forces to protest against a controversial children and family centre. The facility is due to be built in the grounds of Vale First and Middle School in Vale Avenue, Findon Valley, near Worthing. It was granted planning permission
RAIL passengers who are herded on to replacement buses over the August bank holiday should be compensated for the hassle, a Sussex MP has said. Norman Baker, MP for Lewes and Liberal Democrat transport spokesman, published research showing more than
Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act have revealed that 233 million vehicle number plate checks were made under Sussex's Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system last year. Vehicles being driven without tax or
Angry residents living in a plush housing development have demanded action to fix a series of problems with their estate. Sussex Wharf, a development of 290 homes in Shoreham, has been hit with issue after issue since work finished on the site about
A motorcyclist killed in a crash near Chichester has been named. Colin McAllister, 39, of Dean Way, Storrington, died on Sunday when the motorcycle he was riding was in a collision with a lorry. The crash happened on the A285 north of Halnaker, near
Over the past few years I have been to a number of meetings with representatives of the Bank of England and members of the Monetary Policy Committee. I have also been invited to attend other events where the Bank have spoken on the current economic
The recession is fuelling a boom in cybercrime as computer-literate criminals in poorer countries turn their hand to electronic scams, Brighton researchers said today. Their study also found that the growth of social networking websites was providing
A pregnancy testing kit has gone on sale for just 99p - making it about ten times cheaper than many on sale in the high street. The Fabulous 99s store in The Broadway, Crawley, which has the highest teenage pregnancy rate in West Sussex, has sold hundreds
How do you travel around the city? Do you have any strong feelings about your daily commute? And are there any funny stories you'd like to share on the way? Over the last few weeks, a movement has been making it its mission to chart the commuting
The new Larchwood activities group would like to hear from anyone interested in exercise. The group has announced that Novas Scarman (formerly the Scarman Trust,who helped the cafe in 2007.) are granting a sum of money to employ a practitioner
Coldean Community Allotment are looking for more volunteers to help with this seasons crops. Come and have some fun growing your own fruit and veg, outside in the fresh air so its nice and healthy. for more information call steve 01273 676416
“If it was up to me I would play 365 shows a year.” So says Inme frontman Dave McPherson as he prepares to embark on both a solo acoustic tour and an autumn jaunt around the UK with his band of 13 years. His appearance at the Engine Room
A new art class has started at New Larchwood, Monday afternoons 2pm-4pm After receiving new funding the art group has taken off well please call in to take a look or join.
The 1976 musical Annie is based on a cartoon strip and, unlike Li’l Abner, another musical with the same origins, it has a durability that ensures almost continual revivals. Even though it has been filmed for the big screen and for TV, its
Come along to Woollards field Thursday 20th August 3pm-6.30pm Meet the designers share your ideas and get involved with your local play area. Everyone is welcome. If you cannot make it visit www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/myplayspace or call
Sussex spinner Tom Smith has joined Surrey on a one month loan, with the potential to extend the deal until the end of the season. Smith, 21, signed as a professional in 2007 but has had limited opportunities since making his first Championship
Guard dogs are patrolling the site of a giant new Tesco superstore to try to prevent it becoming a target for eco-protesters. Work is expected to start on the store, on countryside in Durrington, Worthing, in the next few weeks. But
Traders are preparing for soaring takings as a world famous flying event takes to the sky. Thousands of people are expected to descend on Worthing this weekend for the second annual Birdman Rally. Organiser Sharon Clarke estimates Birdman is worth up
One in four people signing on in Brighton and Hove is aged between 18 and 24, a new report has revealed. The number of unemployed youngsters in the city has reached a 12 year high - leaping 53% in the last year alone. Last month there were 1,880 18
The words 'kitten' and 'war' are rarely used in the same sentence. And with good reason. As well as the fact that it's aesthetically incongruous for the former's slinky ascenders to rub up against the jagged 'w' of the latter, felines are usually
A Worthing man will try to prove crocodiles can fly on Saturday in memory of his brother who died of leukaemia. Andy Headworth, 43, will dress in a giant crocodile suit and jump off the end of Worthing pier to raise money for blood cancer research
A fraudster is using the financial struggles of Pride to try to con money out of businesses. The man called hotels in the Kemp Town area of Brighton claiming to be collecting cash for Pride, just a day after it announced a £50,000 deficit. The conman
Two law graduates from the University of Sussex who were arrested in Brazil on suspicion of fraudulently claiming they were robbed have gone on trial. Shanti Andrews and Rebecca Turner, both 23, appeared in a court in Rio de Janeiro on Monday and admitted
Kevin McLeod has pledged to re-ignite his Albion career following his first start for Russell Slade. The former Colchester winger featured from the outset in Saturday's 0-0 draw at Brentford and is hoping to keep his place at Huddersfield
A former model who had her face bitten off by her dog a year ago is relieved that her ordeal is coming to an end. Princess Goodwin, 51, had her face savaged by her pet greyhound Ollie as she slept. The dog sank its teeth into her nose and cheeks. She
East Grinstead III missed the chance to take a step nearer to the title after suffering a first defeat of the season at home to Balcombe. The visitors set 193-9 declared with Ed Murrills scoring 66 and James Taylor 55 and that proved more than enough
Four people have been arrested in connection with a string of arson attacks at farms. Sussex Police detained two men, aged 21 and 16, and two 17-year-old women and questioned them before releasing them on bail. They were arrested
Two people were taken to hospital after a three-car crash in Littlehampton. One woman was trapped and released by firefighters after the collision in Southfields Road at 12.15am today. Two patients were taken to Worthing Hospital for treatment. Anyone
Crawley boss Steve Evans would love to make changes for tonight’s trip to Cambridge United even though the same team has won their last two games. Evans is anxious to freshen things up because Thomas Pinault, Jamie Cook, who has scored in his
Sussex lost top place in the Pro40 League to Somerset at Taunton last night as the Sabres gained revenge for Saturday’s Twenty20 Cup final defeat. Chasing 239 to win the Sharks slipped to 61-4 as left-arm spinner Arul Suppiah opened the bowling
Broadwater's title celebrations were put on hold after suffering their first defeat in 29 games spanning the best part of two seasons. East Preston held their nerve when chasing a large total to claim a two-wicket victory. The leaders went into the
Keymer and Hassocks captain John Price insists it is still Seaford’s title to lose. The race for the championship in division three east is hotting up after the leaders lost to Sidley, who are the third of a trio of clubs chasing glory. Price’s men
Five teenagers escaped after a crash on the M23. The car they were travelling in ended up on its roof after the crash on the northbound carriageway between junctions 11 and 10 near Crawley. No-one was trapped in the crash, which happened
Two cars were torched in early-morning arsons. A crew from Preston Circus fire station spent an hour putting out a burning Vauxhall Nova on land behind Lynchet Close, Hollingdean. They had to run hoses for 100m to reach the blaze after they were called
Jim McNulty is in contention for his first competitive appearance for Albion since losing a kidney. The left-back has been included in a 20-man squad for tonight's game at Huddersfield and could at least be on the bench in the absence of the
A cancer sufferer who successfully fought to get the vital treatment he needed to prolong his life has spoken of his joy at knowing his battle has helped others. It is a year since Colin Ross was in the High Court to force health bosses to allow him
A nurse has been arrested following allegations two colleagues were poisoned with painkillers. The 60-year-old woman has been suspended from her job at Horsham Hospital and is currently on police bail while officers carry out further investigations
Midfielder Matt Smart admits nobody can be sure of their place at Eastbourne Borough any more. Smart has been a regular in the Borough team since arriving from Horsham in 2001 but has found himself on the bench for the opening three games of
An arson suspect was injured when the petrol tank of a burning car exploded. The Ford Focus car blew up at about 11.30pm on Sunday near the junction of Church Road and North Street in Portslade. Police said the car was set alight before it exploded
A teenager with dreams of becoming a glamour model has said she will never have liposuction after witnessing the surgery first-hand. Natasha Sturt, 18, took part in a BBC3 programme called Nip and Tuck: My Big Decision. The hairdressing student and
