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  • Jones: Attitude was just right

    Nathan Jones said Albion’s attitude was spot-on at Port Vale today. Seagulls battled to a 3-1 win in testing conditions at the League One ground. Jones felt the pitch held up well after taking a pre-match soaking. And he was delighted with

  • Who was top man at Vale Park?

    Oscar Garcia got his tactics spot-on at Vale Park today. He rested senior players in energy-sapping conditions and saw a younger line-up beat Port Vale 3-1.   Rohan Ince, Solly March and Jonathan Obika all scored goals while Matt Upson

  • Transfer window watch: Albion miss out on transfer target

    Albion have lost out to Millwall in their duel to sign versatile Irishman Shaun Williams from MK Dons. The Argus understands Williams has agreed to join Ian Holloway's side and will sign for them on Monday subject to a medical. The 27-year-old

  • Albion need to pay out now if they want premier quality

    In response to Andy Naylor’s report of the Albion’s defeat at Derby (Sport, January 20), it has been blatantly obvious for some considerable time that we need a clinical and hardened edge to complement our approach work. We need to strengthen our

  • Crawley denied by last-gasp equaliser

    Crawley were cruelly denied a fantastic win at Rotherham United as Kieran Agard grabbed a 95th minute equaliser at the New York Stadium. Goals from Matt Tubbs and Josh Simpson looked to have earned Crawley a superb win over high-flying the high-flying

  • Trio get off the mark as Albion win

    Three players opened their accounts for Albion as they negotiated a tricky FA Cup hurdle in the Potteries today. Rohan Ince, Solly March and Jonathan Obika were on target to earn the Seagulls a 3-1 fourth-round win at Port Vale. The Seagulls

  • Port Vale v Albion - from Vale Park

    4:55pm Grimmer, who had caught the eye as an attacking right-back, was booked in added time for his foul on LuaLua. Final: Port Vale 1 Albion 3 4:44pm Port Vale

  • Vale bring back star striker

    Port Vale have brought back star striker Gavin Tomlin as they look to shock Albion. Tomin, who scored in four successive games before suffering a hamstring injury, returns alongside target man tom Pope for the League One side. Former Seagulls

  • Dicker on the bench for Crawley, Sinclair missing from squad

    New signing Gary Dicker has to be content for a place on the bench for Crawley’s match at Rotherham United this afternoon. The former Albion midfielder signed from Rochdale on Thursday but will have to wait to make his debut as boss John Gregory

  • Obika gets first start as Albion ring the changes

    Albion have handed Jonathan Obika his first start for the club as they face an FA Cup battle. His introduction in place of the rested Leo Ulloa for today’s fourth-round tie at sodden Port Vale is one of seven changes to the side which lost at Derby

  • "Mini tornado" sweeps across parts of Sussex

    Gusting winds sweeping across the county led to scores of emergency call-outs on Saturday evening. A band of strong wind travelling from Bognor in the west to Rother and Crawley blew several trees onto the roads and damaged structures. West

  • Woman injured in Hove roof fall

    A woman has been taken to hospital after falling from a roof this afternoon. The woman was thought to have been having a survey of roof tiles done at an address on Landowne Place, Hove. She slipped and was injured at around 1.20pm. Police

  • Raiders bag crucial win over Tynedale

    Worthing Raiders picked up a vital 29-19 bonus point victory over fellow strugglers Tynedale today. Tries by Liam Perkins, Sam Hewick, Ben Loosmore and Kiba Richards helped steer Raiders home as the North East visitors were sent packing with nothing

  • Raiders team news

    Ollie Richards and Jask Maslen start today for Worthing Raiders against a resurgent Tynedale. Ben Dudley misses out through injury while Chris Sewell and Kerry O'Sullivan also start after being among the replacements last weekend in the defeat

  • 'Why I slept rough for the homeless'

    Kurt Charnock has swapped his comfortable home for the streets to raise money for charity. The 40-year-old has been posting regular Facebook updates as he makes his way around Brighton and Hove looking for safe places to shelter and something to

  • Teen sex offender jailed for 10 years

    A teenager who groomed and sexually assaulted 13 boys over seven years has been jailed for a decade and ordered to remain on licence for a further eight years. West Sussex County Council launched a Serious Case Review (SCR) after Christopher Mancini

  • Dog rescued from Mayfield roof fire

    A dog was rescued as firefighters tackled a roof fire overnight. Fire crews were called to a fire at a house on Lake Street in Mayfield at around 4am this morning. They used four breathing apparatus and one hose reel to tackle the fire in the

  • Adams aims to 'upset' Albion - with video

    Port Vale manager Micky Adams has urged his side to get Albion today. Adams wants the League One play-off chasers to “upset” their Championship visitors. The former Seagulls boss is full of admiration for the way Oscar Garcia’s men keep the

  • Evans: Reds boss can bring back the glory days

    Rotherham boss Steve Evans has backed John Gregory to bring the glory days back to Crawley. Evans led Reds to the Conference premier title before leaving to join the Millers in April 2012 when they were on course for promotion from League Two.

  • Ulloa will be glad when the uncertainty is over

    Leo Ulloa is looking forward to February 1 – especially if Albion can add to their squad by then. The striker is no fan of the transfer window, in which the Seagulls currently show a deficit in terms of playing strength. Ulloa told The Argus

  • Keehan holds the reins at Hawks

    Kevin Keehan insists he is happy to step back into management – albeit only for a game or two. The former Lewes boss was yesterday placed in caretaker charge of Whitehawk following the sacking on Thursday evening of Darren Freeman. Former Albion

  • Borough ensure future looks bright

    Eastbourne Borough’s future appears to be in safe hands. Halfway through its first season, the club’s academy is already proving to be a success. Three players have tasted first team action and others have sat on the bench for the Conference

  • Bloor says sorry for Rooks flop

    Danny Bloor has apologised to Lewes fans following their Senior Cup humbling at Horsham YMCA in midweek. The Rooks crashed out 4-1 to their County League division one hosts and Bloor has warned some players could pay the price for an under-par

  • Consider all factors in the analysis of speeding drivers

    A possible reason that a driver is caught speeding every ten minutes in Sussex is because there is a large concentration of speed cameras in the county and the authorities appear to have an aggressive attitude towards motorists (The Argus, January

  • Our privatised railway network certainly isn't efficient

    I have read Roy Hilliard’s frequent contributions to your pages with puzzlement and sometimes confusion over many years. His latest offering defies rational analysis (January 18). Starting with an accolade for Southern Railway and the claim it

  • Winchelsea circular

    1 - Enter the churchyard to view the Parish Church of St Thomas; once a much larger building. Inside are some magnificent stained-glass windows worth viewing. Before leaving by the gate opposite The New Inn, look for comedian Spike Milligan’s grave

  • A career in politics

    Brighton Pavilion is the only seat in Britain to have a Green MP in Caroline Lucas and before that it was held by Labour’s David Lepper for 13 years. But by far the longest- serving Pavilion MP was the Conservative Julian Amery. Winning it easily

  • Haywards Heath midwife named midwife of the year

    A midwife who cared for a mother during a harrowing stillbirth has won a prestigious national award. Caroline Burton, from Lancing, was also on hand 14 months later to help Louise Whitmore as she gave birth to a healthy son. Ms Burton, 39,

  • Grandma builds Stephenson's Rocket out of pram for grandson

    A crafty grandmother could be the best in the country – after turning a pram into a sit-on steam train with a working piston for her grandson. It is not the first time creative Monica Crowe, 67, has fulfilled five-year-old Sonny Crowe’s dreams.

  • Brighton trolleybus

    This is a Brighton trolleybus pictured in Elm Grove on route 43a, making its way from Race Hill down to the Aquarium. The trolleys were almost silent and could climb up Brighton’s steepest hills with ease. They were pollution-free and popular with

  • Andrews issues 'help us' plea to Albion bosses

    Albion midfielder Keith Andrews has issued a ‘help us’ plea to club bosses. The January window slams shut at 11pm next Friday and the Seagulls have yet to sign replacements for Ashley Barnes, Adam El-Abd and Andrew Crofts. Andrews told The

  • Who will Oscar pick today? And what would your team be?

    Oscar Garcia faces a balancing act at Port Vale today. Few people would blame Albion’s head coach for having his mind partly on the next league game when he names his XI to play in the fourth round of the FA Cup. The Seagulls are just three

  • Your interview: Baroness Jenny Jones of Moulsecoomb

    Q: What does Moulsecoomb mean to you? BARONESS JENNY JONES (JJ): I suppose it means a very happy childhood, because although we didn’t have very much money we were more or less the same as every other family around us and very few people had anything

  • Plan for new town outside Brighton to meet housing need

    Developers say that a new 10,000 home town can meet the employment growth and housing need of Brighton and Hove while helping the city’s digital economy to expand. Proponents of the proposed Mayfield market town near to Sayers Common claim the