Archaeologists have found artefacts from almost every time period since the Ice Age along the route of a new road. The Oxford-based experts were called in after workers on the Bexhill to Hastings link road found prehistoric flints. Among the
A pair of thieves attacked a man and women in separate incidents just minutes apart. Police are hunting the two suspects after the incidents in Hove on January 17. The first happened between 5.45pm and 6pm when an 18-year-old man was approached
Police are hunting a vandal who cut down a tree which caused a road crash. A blue Volkswagen Golf and blue Saab 93 collided as they tried to avoid the felled tree on the A24 at Warnham. Emergency services were called to the scene shortly after
The area around Elm Grove has long been popular with home buyers and renters. Its closeness to the city centre, good schools, parks, frequent bus services and a good choice of shops and services in nearby Lewes Road, combine to make it attractive
Were you in the crowd for the Albion's away game against Derby on Saturday? Click here to view our picture gallery of fans at the match.
£1,675,000 This property’s stylish and spacious rooms are the epitome of immaculate, modern living. The Withdean Road, Brighton, property boasts many modern features throughout, most of which have been incorporated by the present owner. In
Brookside Barn is a stunning country home and office. Working from home here would be like living the dream. The converted barn is at the end of a country lane close to the village of Henfield. The owners of the property, which is on the market
Kemp Town is one of Brighton and Hove's architectural gems and offers a diverse range of properties, from the bijou to the ultra grand. The area is particularly famous for the grandeur of its Regency buildings and as the stylish residence of famous
Hamptons International is one of the UK’s oldest estate agencies, although it is relatively new to Brighton and Hove. To Paul Taggart, associate director at the Church Road, Hove, office, a good business needs to be part of a community and take
If you are looking for a home with a sea view you may have to pay a premium of 25% or more over the price of a similar property inland. This is particularly true in Brighton and Hove where even oblique sea views are sought after (and they don’t
Property expert David Goldin looks at the year ahead We enter the new year with cautious optimism that we will see an active property market throughout 2014. As the economy slowly improves there is real evidence that we are in recovery mode.
It must be hard to turn a much-loved 40-year-old half-hour radio programme into a two-hour stage show but I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue succeeded brilliantly. There was a full-strength line-up of long-term panellists Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden and
What do you call Private Eye on stage? The Treason Show, with a wit so quick that intentional offence took place before you knew it and innuendos that flew faster than Frankie Howerd. Under the lunatic fringe of Mark Brailsford, three actor-singers
Harold Pinter wrote Old Times 43 years ago, the first of his full-length plays to be evidently unreal. In other hands, this would be a conventional ménage à trois – three people, a married couple and their friend, talking about their past. Kate
Jason Brand is expecting a busy year when he officially takes over as president of the Brighton and Hove Estate Agents Association (BHEAA) next week. The estate agent has been a member of the association’s council for five years and since September
Last week, Brighton and Hove City Council revealed plans to raise council tax by 4.75%, which would trigger a £230,000 referendum. Under new rules, any council wanting to raise taxes by more than 2% must put it to the vote - which has not yet been
Police are seeking this person after a Latino man was racially abused on a bus. The incident, which took place on the number 700 bus on December 12, saw the man racially abused and threatened with assault. The 40-year-old victim, from Shoreham
A yellow weather warning for fog for Brighton and Hove and Sussex has been issued by the Met Office for tomorrow. The national forecaster says: Patchy fog will form in places through Monday evening, perhaps becoming more widespread overnight and
A man stole four satellite navigation devices from a Halfords store on January 14. Police are seeking the 5'10” suspect after the thefts at the Ravenside retail park in Bexhill. He took the two Tom Tom and two Garmin devices, worth £665, at
MP Norman Baker has called in the auditors to investigate Seaford Town Council after sensational allegations of bullying, incompetence, infighting, out-of-control spending and secrecy. Last Thursday, police were called after fighting broke out
This weekend I wrestled with an elephant. Not a literal one with giant tusks, deep grey colouring and more than four times the weight of Giant Haystacks stood in a wrestling ring. No, this was a white one, of which some of you may know the
Bookworms are being prescribed poetry rather than pills in the search for a new way to get rid of the winter blues. To improve people’s moods, Brighton and Hove City Council’s public health team is co-sponsoring a Happy Book scheme during January
Two 16-year-olds who ran away from a top boarding school have been found safe and well in the Dominican Republic, police said. Edward Bunyan and former Brighton student Indira Gainiyeva left Stonyhurst College near Clitheroe, Lancashire, in the
Soaring numbers of young people are entering police custody having taken potentially fatal “laughing gas”. Nitrous oxide provides a short-lived high and, while not illegal, experts say it is incredibly dangerous if used inappropriately. In
In today's Albion analysis chief sports reporter Andy Naylor argues the season has reached a crossroads. Do you agree? Here is a taste of what he wrote. The 12 days remaining in the January transfer window will indicate how ambitious the hierarchy
More than 400 protesters have attended an anti-fracking rally in Balcombe attended by a key campaigner from France, according to organisers. The gathering, attended by French MEP Jose Bove, was held at the scene of last yeaar's bitter protests
Nationalists are set to once again descend upon Brighton and Hove for the annual March for England. Far-right groups have issued a rallying call after setting the date for this year’s event as April 27. Last year saw the city grind to a halt
Stephen Ward has admitted it felt like Albion were “down to the bare bones” in the defeat at Derby. But the Irish defender insists the performance was encouraging. Injuries combined with the sales of Ashley Barnes and Adam El-Abd left head
Tributes have been paid to an MEP candidate who was killed along with 21 others in a devastating suicide attack in Afghanistan. Dhamender Singh Phangurha was due to stand as a Labour candidate in the South East region, which includes Sussex, at
The former head of Brighton College has called on wealthy parents to pay up to £20,000 a year to send their children to the most popular state schools. Dr Anthony Seldon, who was head from 1997 to 2006, also said private schools should be made
Two people were left seriously injured after a three-vehicle collision yesterday near Pevensey, near Eastbourne. The crash, which happened at shortly before 3pm, closed the A259 between Pevensey and the B2095 Hooe road for four hours A man
A thatched roof has been destoryed by fire at a home in East Preston near Littlehampton. The blaze happened in the last night at a house in Tamarisk Way. Firefighters were called at 8.30pm to the address and discovered the roof on fire.
A driver is caught speeding somewhere in Sussex every ten minutes, The Argus can reveal. A staggering 51,121 motorists were issued with Notices of Intended Prosecution (NIPs) between January and December last year. The figures from a Freedom
A fourth person has been arrested over the death of a man found unconscious in an alleyway in Crawley. Officers were called at 3.25am on Sunday, January 19 after a 45-year-old Portuguese man was found seriously injured in an alleyway between Stephenson
In response to Emma Gee’s plea to “reintroduce Christ into the meaning of Christmas because without him there would be no Christmas” (Letters, January 14), this is not true. “Christmas” was a pagan festival long before Christ appeared on the scene
Oh dear! More visitors complaining about our “coach station” or lack of one (Letters, January 7 and 11). I had a letter printed a few weeks ago (December 13) asking Brighton and Hove City Council the question that has been about for years: why
The arguments so frequently put forward by the Government regarding fracking are purely economic and make no mention of the health risks from exploratory drilling and testing phases as well as from the fracking phase itself. People living close
Being old, I spend the bringing in of the New Year in my nice cosy bed. This year I was thinking of when I was little – also in bed. I would hear all the ships in the Channel sounding their foghorns. This doesn’t seem to happen now. Does
Albion boss Oscar Garcia has urged the club to solve the Liam Bridcutt saga as swiftly as possible. Oscar wanted the fit-again midfielder in his squad for Saturday’s 1-0 defeat at Derby County. Bridcutt still a transfer target for Sunderland
Albion are back to square one in their search for a striker after failing to land Bournemouth’s top scorer Lewis Grabban. His proposed £1.1 million move along the South Coast collapsed over personal terms. Grabban agreed a new three-and-a-half
Parents who watched marathon runners from the window of a hospital as their nine-month-old child battled meningitis will fulfil a promise they made to themselves – to compete in the same event. Andy and Emily Squires were told son Thomas had meningitis
As the son of the late John Cappelli, who aided John Slinger in the mountains of Abruzzi, Italy after his escape from the Nazis, I was heartened and moved by the honours paid to “Jack” by his comrades in the Royal Engineers, the people of Brighton
A public square will be transformed into a living space to highlight the difficulties faced by homeless people. Homelessness charity Emmaus Brighton and Hove will set up a living room and bedroom in Brighton’s Jubilee Square next month in what
A "model” school is celebrating after receiving top marks once again. Hangleton Infant School in Dale View, Hove, was rated as outstanding across the board by inspectors, who found it to be “exceptionally caring”. Parents described the school as
Nature lovers are getting an exclusive peek at the weird and wonderful creatures living beneath the waves. The recent stormy weather has seen all manner of sea creatures washed up on Sussex beaches – providing a valuable resource for ecologists
A popular pub in the heart of the South Downs National Park is set to be turned into a family home – after the landlord’s retirement plans were kicked out. Ian Lewis has run The Rose Cottage in the tiny village of Alciston, near Polegate, for decades
