Boss John Gregory felt Crawley were denied a "blatant" penalty as they drew 1-1 at Swindon Town. Jamie Proctor went down as he turned inside Darren Ward in the first half but referee Steve Rushton waved away Crawley's appeals for a spot-kick.
Matt Tubbs scored his fourth goal in as many games to earn Crawley a well-deserved point at Swindon Town. Swindon looked to be heading for a third straight home win in the Football League over Reds courtesy of a scrappy own goal from Joe Walsh
Crawley boss John Gregory has named his five new signings on the bench for the second game running at Swindon Town tonight. Rory Fallon, Paul Connolly, Sully Kaikai, Hiram Boateng and Ross Atkin, who were all unused subs at Walsall on Saturday,
A sportswear firm has overcome a “disastrous” year by selling to universities and schools online. Teamwear specialists Premier Sports and Leisure, which started in Woodingdean, has had a tough few years after the recession hit. But after an
A restuarateur has claimed VAT tax avoidance is “endemic” in Brighton and Hove. Andy Laurillard, who founded Thai restaurant chain Giggling Squid in Hove, said honest businesses were being undercut by the tax dodgers. Some restaurants do not
Real ale has come a long way since the fusty stereotypes of old men with beards and sandals supping cloudy bitter. Breweries have taken the initiative and brought the joy of hops and barley to a new generation of discerning drinkers. As the
A simulation specialist is gearing up for a rip-roaring year of Red Arrows and cars faster than bullets. Metropolis Entertainment has joined forces with the RAF and the Science Museum to create the “ride of a lifetime” in a Typhoon jet fighter
The number of graduate jobs is expected to rise by more than 10%, according to a leading recruitment association. It follows years of tough times for university leavers, with around 85 applicants fighting over each major job opportunity as recently
The relocation of a global manufacturer has been described as a “dreadful missed opportunity” by a business leader. Rayner Intraocular Lenses, which employs 170 workers in Hove, has had planning permission approved for a new facility in Worthing
Brighton and Hove's Labour party has faced your questions - now it's Green party leader Jason Kitcat's turn. Today, Labour group leader Warren Morgan told readers on our live webchat that raising council tax by 2% is unavoidable in Brighton and
A paedophile who advised other sex offenders how to abuse children has been jailed for five years and ordered to spent a further four on licence. Jobless Warren Hilts, 40, of Mill Lane, Selsey, admitted advising other paedophiles online on how
A man tried to rob a woman driver at knifepoint. The 40-year-old victim was driving north in Wilson Avenue, Brighton, when she had to stop at a red traffic light at the junction with Warren Road at about 1am on Saturday. While the car was stationary
A have-a-go-hero was attacked as he went to the aid of a screaming woman who was being dragged along a Brighton street. The 18-year-old was walking in Bloomsbury Place, Brighton, at 8pm on Sunday when he saw a woman screaming and being dragged
A 16-year-old girl has described the horrifying moment she was attacked in her own home and left needing plastic surgery. Shannon James, 16, an A-level student, was at home in Cricketers Close, Ashington, near Horsham, on August 29 last year when
I stumbled across this wonderful video of the People's History of the Level via the equally wonderful Brighton Bits blog. Some of that playground equipment looks as terrifying as it must have been exciting! And the protest history is also fascinating
A swimmer had his valuables stolen from locker ar Seaford Head swimming pool. The belongings were stolen from an insecure locker in the men's changing room between noon and 1.15pm on Thursday, February 20. A Nokia Lumina 520 mobile phone in
Shoreham residents used a WiFi hotpsot to protect their possessions together with the police. On Saturday police community support officers from Shoreham Police Station together with public engagement officer Shaun Polley carried out a day of action
Last night's match highlight's from Albion's FA Cup fifth round replay defeat against Hull City - at least Leo Ullo scored again! Just click on the link below.
A paedophile caught with thousands of indecent images of children despite being on bail for similar offences has been jailed for four years. In total John Powell had 5,038 indecent images of children and 368 Prohibited extreme pornographic images
By Chloé Gronow Residents of Hollingdean are on the lookout for a giant roll of astro-turf to set the scene for the Lucky Dip Midsummer Fayre. Held at The Dip, the day of entertainment will take place on June 21 from 10am-3pm. People are
The photographs being taken on stage by the band during their Brighton show underlined how few times Goblin have played the UK. To the casual listener, the shadowy cult Italian four-piece draw deeply from the well marked prog rock. But what
If Game Of Thrones’ King Robert Baratheon dressed like a Blues Brother and played guitar by thrusting his beard against the strings, he could be The Beards’ guffawing Facey McStubblington. Yet for a comedy band who only play songs about facial
London Grammar made up for rescheduling their hugely anticipated Brighton Dome show with a truly astonishing performance to confirm themselves as one of the top new live acts in the country. The Nottingham trio are set for a great 2014 after being
Were you at Brighton and Hove Albion's away game against Hull last night? See if you can spot yourself in our fans gallery here.
It’s back to school today, pupils rested and refreshed after a week’s holiday. During half-term my children have walked through the Derbyshire dales, had a dodgy lunch in a dodgy pasta place, shopped, played in the park with their friends and waded
Hull goalscorer Curtis Davies admits he scored a “flukey” goal to send Albion on the way to FA Cup defeat. But he was delighted to survive a nervy finale and secure a 2-1 fifth round replay win over the Seagulls. The Tigers’ defender saw his
A £1,000 reward has been issued for information leading to the arrest of thieves who took copper cable from Preston Park on Friday, leaving thousands of people in Brighton and Hove without phone and internet access. Crimestoppers and BT have joined
An elderly woman was seriously injured in a road accident. Two cars travelling in opposite directions collided on the B2139 at Houghton Hill, between Whiteways roundabout and Houghton, on Monday at 5pm. An 80-year old Warningcamp man, who was
The National Trust has demolished part of the Birling Gap Hotel after storms caused the equivalent of seven years of erosion to the cliffs. The popular sun lounge and ice cream parlour have been dismantled at Birling Gap after becoming dangerously
A bishop is facing a backlash from his congregation after a decision to scrap the diocese’ youth team. Three full-time posts will be “deleted” as the Church of England Diocese of Chichester, which covers all of Sussex, restructures. But despite
Football fans have been fined nearly £10,000 since a new parking scheme was introduced at the start of the season. On match days, 386 tickets have been handed out in the streets around the American Express Community Stadium, costing Albion fans
One of the world’s rarest sea turtles became “disorientated and confused” in stormy weather and was washed up in Sussex – the latest casualty of winter storms. Marine biologists yesterday said they have seen scores of unusual creatures washed up
Oscar Garcia felt there was an offside when Hull City grabbed their FA Cup winner. Robert Koren was credited with the decisive goal as the Tigers beat Albion 2-1 in a fifth-round replay last night. Koren’s free-kick brushed against Stephen
Albion suffered televised defeat at Hull - but who did you think was their best player? Despite the Seagulls' second-half improvement there were not many strong candidates. Both full-backs produced some good bits of defending and also got forward
A flurry of top names from the music world have been confirmed for the ninth edition of new music festival The Great Escape. Indie four-piece Wild Beasts, who this week celebrate the release of their fourth album, Present Tense, join Doves' frontman
A woman has been taken to hospital after her car left the road and ended up in a field this morning. The incident on the A2037 in Small Dole, near Steyning, happened at 1am. West Sussex Fire and Rescue said fire fighters were called to the
A car is thought to have been deliberately set on fire in Brighton. East Sussex Fire and Rescue were called to Carden Hill, Hollingbury, at 3.45am today (Tuesday) to reports a car was on fire. Fire fighters from Preston Circus put on the blaze
The ceiling of a residential home collapsed yesterday evening. Around three square meters of ceiling at the property in Kenilworth Road, St Leonards, Hastings, fell through the front room house just before 8pm. East Sussex Fire and Rescue
The possibility of an alternative rail route from Brighton to London is a subject which has been debated for many years without a satisfactory solution coming to the fore. As time goes on the need becomes greater, and not just because of the recent
John Gregory insists Crawley will not sacrifice their attacking instincts. The Reds boss also believes there is more to come from his team as they follow Saturday’s excellent 2-1 win at Walsall with a trip to eighth-placed Swindon Town tonight.
The Argus carried a very interesting article highlighting the trials and tribulations of ground staff at Crawley’s stadium during recent heavy rain (Sport, February 14). That story took on further significance after a late postponement of the Tranmere
The saga concerning the existence of God or not continues as raised in the letter of Anne Scott (The Argus, February 20). It is a debate that will continue until the return of Jesus Christ as prophetically promised in the Bible. It will be
Janice Atkinson and Ray Finch of Ukip make a number of misleading statements in their Soapbox (The Argus, February 20). In particular, they say it is Nato, not the EU, which has kept peace in Europe, the same Nato which stood by while George Bush
The first same sex couple to wed in Brighton and Hove have received an unusual early wedding gift from their MP. Andrew Wale and Neil Allard are set to become one of the same-sex couples in the country to marry after winning a Brighton and Hove
Early last week, when driving up Ditchling Road in Brighton, signs were displayed indicating roadworks ahead. The initial reaction was that, at last, repairs to the surfaces around Carden Avenue were under way. Most of these predate the recent
Brighton and Hove Music and Arts recently won the National, Music Teacher “Hub Innovation Award” in London. As well as the excellent quality of provision, BHMA was also recognised for its inclusive approach to music education as it was commented
The Brighton Sea Life centre has apologised after a disabled woman complained she was unable to view “inaccessible” aquarium tanks. The aquarium said it would change the information on its website after wheelchair-bound Ollie Barber complained
More than a dozen registered child sex offenders in Sussex have been identified by parents concerned about the safety of their children, The Argus can reveal. The information has been provided to them by Sussex Police under the Child Sex Offenders
Does any reader remember the actor Andy Robinson (“Scorpio”) in the 1971 film Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood? In the film, he hijacked a school bus and tricked children into thinking he was a school inspector. The poor children had to sing “Old
A family business in Kemp Town is turning heads with a bizarre new grooming trend - beard oil. Ema Findley, 30, and brothers Matt and Jimmy Wood, 37 and 35, have set up Bear Face to help bearded gents tame their manes, keep them smelling sweet
Nathan Jones has branded Albion’s FA Cup exit an anti-climax after a poor first half performance at Hull cost them the chance of a reunion with former manager Gus Poyet. Hull’s 2-1 victory in last night’s fifth round replay at the KC Stadium clinched
Will Hoskins wants to be ready when called upon for Albion’s play-off push. The striker struck after only nine minutes for Seagulls’ under-21s yesterday in a 1-1 draw against Bristol City to make it a happy return after a year on the sidelines
The Festival brochure cover is always striking if not universally loved - and this year is no exception. The lime green background features an eye-catching illustration of a black sheep. But far from being a random inclusion, the animal reflects
No Festival would be complete without its signature sprawling outdoor events. The ever-popular Children's Parade is back. But two other outdoor events jump out of the programme as potential highlights. The first is Safe House in Hove Park on
Brighton Festival is back with close to 450 performances across the first three weeks of May. The 147 events at 34 venues will include 37 premieres, exclusives and co-commissions along with 26 free events. Taking over the reins from last year's
For those involved in the Brighton arts scene, Hofesh Shechter will need no introduction. But for most of us his name will mean nothing. While he may not have the profile of his predecessors - think Vanessa Redgrave, Brian Eno and Aung San
Passers-by were stunned when they saw Brighton traffic wardens handing out a parking ticket for a broken down car. Residents watched in disbelief at the actions employed by Brighton and Hove City Council wardens when the car was spotted in the
A woman whose grandfather’s romantic love letters are exhibited in a war museum has been inspired to retrace his steps back to the trenches. Karen Joyce is gearing up for the 2014 Brussels Cycle Challenge in aid of The Argus Appeal, which passes
Oscar Garcia admitted a sub-standard first-half showing cost Albion dear in the FA Cup tonight. But he felt his side did themselves justice in the second period of their 2-1 fifth-round defeat at Hull. Leo Ulloa netted to respond to first-half
