Albion 4 Hartlepool 1. IF I was Tony Pulis I would be a little bit concerned about the goal danger posed to his Stoke side by Albion’s triple strike force. The way Glenn Murray, Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood are performing together suggests they could
Miles so far: Walking: 24 Bike: 91 Bus: 18 Train: 796 Total: 929 The sun shone on Saturday. I walked five miles and travelled five miles by bus. Did some errands, watched Brighton and Hove Albion romp to a 4-1 win at home
A City trader who defrauded more than 300 victims of up to £14 million has been jailed for eight years. Investors handed over hundreds of thousands of pounds to Terry Freeman and his company GFX Capital, seduced by the promise of big financial returns
Postal confusion for thousands of residents is over. For years Royal Mail has placed Portslade within the postal town of Brighton. This is despite the two areas lying five miles apart and not even sharing a border. But after Hove MP Mike Weatherley
Things the wonderful world of cinema has taught me in 2011. Starring The King's Speech, Grey Goose Vodka and Banksy... WHEN YOU'VE won seven BAFTAs, presumably you want to celebrate with a drink fit for a king. And that's what the gong-happy
Albion prospect Torbjorn Agdestein struck both goals in a 2-1 win for Albion's reserves at Brentford this afternoon. The rookie Norwegian striker scored his double in front of watching Seagulls boss Gus Poyet at Brentford's Osterley training
Further to your report on the number of people in Sussex caught watching TV without a licence in 2010 (The Argus, February 2), I wanted to clarify the figures. More than 760 people were caught in Brighton over the course of the year, while more than
It was good to read that WHSmith has come forward to save the chain of British Bookshops (Sussex Stationers) at such an uncertain time in the economy (The Argus, February 2). What a shame it didn’t come forward sooner to try to save a much-missed
I have moved from London fairly recently and am astonished to find that Brighton, with the first Green MP in the country, does not collect/ recycle green waste. Were I still at my old address in London, I would have both garden and kitchen waste collected
Having lived in North Laine for more than 35 years, I am very excited about the proposed development for the Open Market. At last, Brighton and Hove City Council has realised it needs to deliver a proposal that is appropriate for the unique and quirky
Lewes MP Norman Baker has insisted he could not throw his “toys out of the pram" over his opposition to plans to sell-off publicly owned forests. The Transport Minister is telling angry constituents that he must look at the bigger picture now the Liberal
Mr Strudwick makes a case for mandates (Letters, February 5), but overlooks one thing. A manifesto is a kind of blueprint by a political party setting out what it hopes to achieve if it should win a majority at the election. These last words
Tenants will have to foot the bill for new television systems - despite many already having Sky. Brighton and Hove City Council is rolling out plans to install satellite receivers in nearly all of its 10,500 properties ahead of the digital switchover
A euthanasia expert has been blocked from appearing at a Sussex venue. Dr Philip Nitschke, known by critics as Doctor Death, had planned to visit Eastbourne next week to give a lead a workshop for elderly and terminally ill people on ending their lives
A music-lover was told “enough is enough” after her Donna Summer records kept her neighbours up at night. Charlene Wickenden was fined £260 and ordered to pay £565 costs after council officers caught her whooping and playing Donna Summer, Elton John,
Job losses are expected at a school before it turns into an academy. Brighton and Hove City Council officers have warned councillors they face costs of up to £150,000 to pay for one-off severance or redundancy costs if Portslade Community
At the age of 100, Lettie Lesser knows a thing or two about love. She has been married three times, turned down proposals from two more and still enjoys the odd flirt. Now, on Valentine’s Day, the centenarian has offered love advice to Argus readers
Woodingdean residents will have a chance to have a say in how their community is run and how it could be developed at a public meeting this week. The Woodingdean Tenants and Residents Association will be holding a the meeting this Wednesday
Pilots have warned that safety at Shoreham Airport will be severely compromised if its team of air traffic controllers is axed. Airport owner Albemarle Investment Syndicate Ltd has launched a consultation period over the plans which it is claimed will
Scam victims are often too embarrassed to seek the help they need, according to support workers. A national campaign was launched yesterday by the Office for Fair Trading and Age UK to alert vulnerable people to the dangers of web, phone and mail scams
A supermarket has been criticised for illegally charging people to park in what should be free spaces. Aldi is legally supposed to provide shoppers three hours free parking at its store in Carlton Terrace, Portslade. Yet people are paying thousands
Rye United have been drawn away in the quarter-finals of the FA Vase. Scott Price's side will visit United Counties League premier division side Kings Lynn Town on Saturday March 5. It will be the eighth time Rye have been away from home during this
Residents in Brighton and Hove have been warned it could be several hours before their council's website is back online. The site crashed early this morning after a power cut, which then caused knock-on problems. A council spokesman said technicians
The man shot dead by police fired at officers first. Investigators are examining CCTV footage which shows Michael Fitzpatrick firing twice at Sussex Police armed response officers before they returned fire. Post mortem results concluded
Police are investigating after a mosque was torched. The mosque in Wivelsfield Road, Haywards Heath, was set on fire overnight on Sunday. Police were called by the fire service at 2.08am. No one was hurt. A West Sussex Fire and Rescue spokeswoman
GLENN Murray is ready to test himself against Stoke’s towering Premier League defenders after keeping Albion on course for the Championship. Murray scored twice in the 4-1 victory against Hartlepool to raise his tally for the season to 14 and
Four men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two people were hit by a car during a fight at a country pub. Police were called to the “large disturbance” in the early hours of Saturday after a row between two groups spilled into
Scores of bikers will question an MP on motorcycling issues. Mike Weatherley, who is a keen rider, will speak at the event organised by Motorcycle Action Group, which campaigns for the rights of bikers. Mr Weatherley will answer questions
Firefighters will hold a week of advice sessions about the danger of fire in the home. Crews from Shoreham Fire Station have set up a model living room and will run a series of safety demonstrations. The community advice centre has been set up at
