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  • Wilson hails "fantastic" Borough

    Garry Wilson described Eastbourne Borough's performance as "fantastic" as they earned a well deserved point at high-flying Mansfield. On loan striker Kayne McLaggon had given Borough the lead just before half-time but Jon Challinor rescued Mansfield

  • Thunder see off Capital

    Fit-again duo Reggie Bratton and Sherrad Prezzie-Blue combined for 50 points as Worthing Thunder scored a much-needed home win tonight. Bratton hit 28 and Prezzie-Blue 22 to help see off lowly London Capital 92-69. Play was held up for 45 minutes with

  • Lewes earn Trophy replay

    Lewes earned themselves an FA Trophy replay after Jack Walder's stoppage-time strike secured a 1-1 draw away to Eastleigh. The Rooks trailed from the 29th minute when former Lewes winger Peter Adeniyi converted a penalty conceded by Ryan Timms

  • Evans fumes as Reds lose to late penalty

    Crawley boss Steve Evans could not conceal his anger after a harshly awarded penalty condemned his understrength side to a 2-1 defeat at Hayes & Yeading in the Blue Square premier today. With eight minutes remaining James Mulley went down under a challenge

  • Poyet praise for Leeds

    Gus Poyet praised his old club as Albion went down 3-0 to Leeds today. But he admitted he thought his side would have given the leaders a tougher test. Poyet, formely assistant boss at Elland Road, was given a warm ovation by supporters

  • Burgess Hill benefit fraudster faked break-up

    A woman who faked a relationship break-up has been convicted of benefit fraud. Antonia King, of Freeks Lane, Burgess Hill, claimed almost £2,500 in housing benefit and council tax benefit from Mid Sussex District Council after telling officials her

  • Born bad

    For months we have been wanting to go to Born Bad, a 60’s rockabilly night at Komedia and last night we finally had a chance. Entry was not until 11 giving you enough time to get home from work, relax, play dress up and have a drink. So we rocked

  • Albion slip to classy Leeds

    Albion suffered their first defeat under boss Gus Poyet as classy Leeds eased home 3-0 at rainswept Withdean today. The Seagulls failed to muster a shot on target as Leeds maintained their charge towards seemingly the League One title.

  • DVD Round-Up

    Young Soul Rebels (£19.99 DVD, BFI) Dir: Isaac Julien Starring: Valentine Nonyela, Mo Sesay, Sophie Okonedo Extras: Trailer, illustrated booklet Released: Out now Isaac Julien was already an acclaimed visual artist and documentary

  • Concern growing for missing Crawley woman

    CONCERN is growing for a Latvian woman who went missing last month. Nadezda Nikitina was last seen on October 9 before she took a week’s holiday from her job at Tesco in Pound Hill in Crawley. The 29-year-old did not return to work and

  • Borough earn hard-fought point

    Eastbourne Borough belied their poor form with a well deserved point at high-flying Mansfield. Mansfield had only lost twice at Field Mill in 2009 but had to come from behind to rescue a draw. Kayne McLaggon had put Borough ahead in the 44th minute

  • HALF-TIME: Mansfield Town 0, Eastbourne Borough 1

    A well-taken goal from Kayne McLaggon a minute before the break has given Eastbourne Borough the lead at Field Mill. Borough had more than matched their high-flying hosts in the opening 45 minutes with a strong wind at their backs. They got their rewards

  • Seven burglaries target elderly

    Police have increased patrols after a spate of burglaries targeting residential homes for the elderly. The “high visibility patrols” are aimed at reassuring residents in the area after seven burglaries took place on Thursday at around 4am.

  • Brighton and Hove gets involved

    The Get Involved launch at Hove Town Hall is in full swing, with hundreds of people finding out how to contribute to their community. Organisations ranging from local NHS bosses to the Brighton and Hove Food Partnership have stalls giving information

  • Pullan ruled out as Borough field weakened defence

    Marc Pullan is a notable exception as Eastbourne Borough field a weakened back four at Mansfield today. Neil Jenkins is ruled out as he starts a three-game ban so Dan Brown is expected to fill in at left-back with the fit again Darren Baker and Gary

  • Body found on island confirmed as man from East Grinsted

    A BODY discovered on a Greek island has been identified as a man from Sussex. Nick Stonley's remains were found at an abandoned building site in Rhodes in September. The 40-year-old, who lived in Brooklands Way, East Grinstead, had gone

  • Strikers back for Albion

    Strike pair Nicky Forster and Glenn Murray have received their expected recalls for Albion today. But visitors Leeds have suffered a double setback ahead of the League One clash at wet Withdean. Experienced defender Richard Naylor and

  • Kuipers missing for Albion

    Michel Kuipers has been ruled out of Albion's glamour home game against Leeds today. The long-serving No.1 has failed to recover from the groin injury which forced him off halfway through Wednesday's FA Cup replay win against Wycombe.

  • Poyet: I'm no magician

    Gus Poyet insists he has no magic powers as he tries to conjure another victory for Albion in his first home league game against former club Leeds United. Poyet has kicked off his managerial career by steering the Seagulls to wins at Southampton last

  • Brighton misses out in bid to be UK's first wi-fi city

    Brighton and Hove has been beaten in its ambition to become the UK's first wi-fi city. Swindon's borough council has announced it will go ahead with plans for a wireless network providing partially free broadband to all of its 186,000 residents.

  • Man rescued in Hastings flat fire

    A man was rescued by firefighters following a blaze at a block of flats this morning. The fire started in the kitchen of a first floor flat in the building in Linton Road, Hastings, just after 7.30am. The blaze was put out within half

  • Man falls from bridge onto A24

    A man fell from a dual carriageway fly-over this morning. Witnesses said the man either jumped or fell from the bridge over the A24 at Broadbridge Heath, near Horsham at around 9.30am. Both lanes of the A24 were closed whilst the air ambulance landed

  • Dicker expects Leeds to attack

    Gary Dicker has predicted a repeat of Albion’s counter-attacking feats at Southampton against table-topping Leeds at Withdean today. The Irish midfielder believes Leeds’ style will suit the Seagulls after they were forced to grind out victory

  • Elphick: I never lost faith

    Tommy Elphick is emerging from the first crisis of his Albion career. He goes into today’s showdown with Leeds as the bedrock of a back four yet to concede a goal in open play in 180 minutes under Gus Poyet. It is quite a contrast to what went before

  • Crawley torture gang jailed for years

    A sadistic gang who tied up and mercilessly tortured their victims during two robberies have been jailed. One victim had his toes crushed with pliers until he screamed in agony. The robbers tried to pull another man's teeth out with pliers and jammed

  • Katie Price fears Celebrity wipeout

    Katie Price said she expects to be targeted by TV viewers for the rest of her time in the jungle. After being forced to complete a fourth gruelling task in a row, the Brighton-born model accepted that the British public might vote her every task in the

  • Homes evacuated following garage workshop blaze

    TWENTY people were evacuated from their homes following a fire at a garage workshop. Dozens of firefighters were needed to tackle the blaze at St Denys Nursery, Dappers Lane, Angmering early this morning. Four cars and a van were destroyed and several

  • Making fresh tracks

    There really is nothing quite like the thrill of zooming down a mountainside, fresh snow flying up in your wake and a stunning panorama opening up before your eyes. As an experienced snowboarder, it is a sensation I have experienced many times

  • Aunt Phyllis

    Ernest Taylor emails from Sydney Australia: “I am trying to trace my aunt Phyllis or any of her family who might be living in the Sussex area. “My father had been briefly reunited with her before his death in 1960, when I and the rest of my family

  • Brighton Tigers

    Roy Devereux of Wilmington Way in Brighton was among the many readers of this page sad to learn of the death of Trevor Chepstow, historian of the ice stadium in West Street. He has sent in a picture, originally from Trevor’s vast collection, of the Brighton

  • Royal romance

    When George, the Prince of Wales, first visited Brighton in 1783 aged 22, he immediately fell in love with it. Unfortunately he also fell in love with Maria Fitzherbert, a widow who was six years older than him. Maria’s first husband, Edward Weld

  • Eco-men abroad

    For 17-year-old Josh Higgens, it was the first time he had been overseas. And the chance to work on the renovation of an eco-chateau in Normandy has been the opportunity of a lifetime. The 30-bedroom chateau in the west of France is home to

  • Iping and Chithurst circular

    Explore a quiet corner of north-west Sussex on this walk by Eddie Start, which follows ancient trails and Roman roads passing through the villages of Iping and Chithurst. 1 - From the lay-by at Trotton Gate, walk to the eastern end of the garage buildings

  • Lynne Truss

    Lynne Truss is the Brighton-based writer and journalist who brought wit and flair to the world of grammar with Eats, Shoots And Leaves. She followed it with an exploration of declining manners in Talk To The Hand, and recently released Get Her Off

  • Every picture tells a story

    The dark mahogany box of a camera that gazes up at me from Simon Norfolk’s dining table is only a few years old, yet it is identical to its Victorian ancestors in almost every way. All too often, this gorgeous anachronism of an object and its series