A woman was reportedly saved from death when two strangers pulled her from the tracks at a railway crossing. It is not clear what the woman was doing on the tracks, but eyewitnesses say she had laid down in the middle of the crossing. The
A motorist escaped injury when his car lost control, rolled and landed on its roof. Police are looking for witnesses to the incident on Saturday March 29 on the A22 northbound near Hailsham at around 4pm. A black Ford Focus lost control between
Three teenagers have been charged with robbery and assault after a man was attacked. The victim was chased along Brighton's Edward Street into George Street on Tuesday (April 1) at 1pm, where he was assaulted and robbed of his mobile phone.
Four youths attacked a man in the street in the early hours of the morning. Polcie are appealing for witnesses to the assault in Seaford in the early hours of Saturday morning on March 29. The 22-year-old victim was attacked in Broad Street
A pensioner almost fell victim to a conman pretending to be a police officer. The 74-year-old from East Grinstead received a phone call on Tuesday from a man who said he was an officer from Hammersmith. He claimed he had arrested someone who
Police are appealing for witnesses of a road collision where a motorcyclist suffered life-threatening injuries. The motorcyclist collided with a car on the A265 near Broad Oak at 12.27pm today (Thursday). Emergency services were called to the
A man has been arrested on suspicion of raping a woman who was sleeping in a toilet. The 49-year-old was sleeping in Brighton’s Pavilion Garden disabled toilet when she was attacked at around 9am on March 23. Sussex Police said a 49-year-old
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Thousands of criminals including sex offenders, arsonists and violent offenders have avoided conviction. Sussex Police introduced community resolution in 2011 to deal with low-level crimes. But The Argus can reveal that the policy has been
Sussex gamblers are estimated to have wagered nearly £1 billion on virtual gaming machines dubbed the ‘crack cocaine of gambling’ last year. The controversial high-stake betting shop machines, on which punters can spend £100 every 20 seconds on
A family has paid tribute to a man described as a "lovely son and brother" after he was killed while riding his motorbike on Sunday. Sussex Police named Oliver Bird, 37, from Beach Road, Shoreham today. He died at the scene on the A29 near
Fifteen jobs are at risk after home furnishings retailer Paul Simon went into administration. The business has outlets in Crawley and Worthing employing eight and seven people respectively. Flooding was blamed for restricting access to stores
The GMB has announced it has issued an ultimatum to Brighton and Hove City Council over bin collections. We want to know what you think. Are your bins being collected on time? Do you think the service is good enough? What can be done
Representatives for Bristolian street artist Banksy have revealed the new Kissing Coppers is a fake. The artwork appeared on the side of the old Astoria Theatre in Brighton on April Fools Day – three days after same sex marriage was legalised in
Teenage arrests have risen in Brighton and Hove despite falling across the rest of the county. Figures obtained by The Argus show an increase in those aged 10 to 17 detained in custody in Brighton, but a drop everywhere else. Sussex Police
More bin strikes could be on the cards in Brighton and Hove as refuse workers are left frustrated by the reorganisation of rounds. The GMB union announced yesterday that they intend to ballot on strike action in the city. Yesterday the GMB
I need to respond to Tim Ridgway’s comment piece in Monday’s paper (The Argus, March 31). Yes, I do feel sorry for Tim and for the seemingly disillusioned state which led him to having a rant at wealthy pensioners, but please don’t tar us all with
On the subject of rusty lamp posts and Brighton and Hove’s infrastructure, I think it is a great shame that parts of the city are gradually rusting away. I have been trying to get the lamp posts in Lansdowne Place to be repainted for some time
Watching the tragic search for missing Malaysian flight MH370, along with signs of wreckage, it came to me that a plane from the era of sea planes like the Saunders-Roe flying boat would have been able to land on water and help recover some of the
The huge rise in people cycling to work should be a cause for celebration (The Argus, March 27). It’s the result of a number of factors, including a slow but steady investment in cycling by councils of all political colours over the past decade
The famous Kissing Coppers have popped up in Brighton again - but are they an authentic Banksy? No Walls Gallery director James Woodward reckons a new version painted on the old Astoria Theatre might be the real thing. Woodward says the new
John Dace rightly highlights the effect on many older residents in the Ditchling Road/Fiveways area of Brighton, who find themselves with fewer visitors because of the Greens’ controlled parking zone policy (Letters, April 1). He asks if any councillor
Brighton and Hove City Council owns a very fine bandstand, so why not use it for what it was built? Being a former guardsman, I am very well aware of the cost of hiring a military band these days. Even so, I feel sure that part of the cost
A disabled hospital patient has claimed he was “assaulted” by a surgeon. The patient was at the Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath when he said he was physically assaulted in front of nurses. The man said he was complaining about being
Dale Stephens has warned Albion have a fight on their hands to grab a vital first victory in five games. Barnsley are just as desperate for a win at the wrong end of the table as the play-off chasing Seagulls at Oakwell on Saturday. Albion
Albion assistant Nathan Jones has paid tribute to midfield “rock” Rohan Ince for masking the departure of Liam Bridcutt. Ince is beginning to show signs of wear and tear after stepping into the deep-lying role since two-time player of the year
Sussex Police is recruiting for an assistant chief constable - with an annual wage packet of £95,000 plus expenses. The force, which plans to shut numerous stations and needs to save millions, yesterday (WED) advertised the post on its website
Plans to overturn ancient laws to allow fracking are “despicable”, says campaigners. The Government is looking to change the law so firms can drill under houses without permission of the landowners. Ministers are preparing to overhaul the trespass
Council chiefs in Brighton and Hove issued the stark warning that school places in the city are rapidly running out of space and voiced concerns that not enough was being done to tackle the problem before it was too late. At the heart of their
A couple thought a bomb had gone off when a tin of baked beans exploded. Argus reporter Ben Leo and his girlfriend Rhian Wade, both from Worthing, jolted out of bed at 3am on Saturday to what they thought was “a small bomb going off”. However
A woman who lost seven babies in her desperate bid for motherhood, has told how she finally became a mum - after dropping 17 stone. Michelle Turner, 35, suffered the agony of five miscarriages, an ectopic pregnancy and a still-birth after she ballooned
A pair of manacled mammals caught the imagination of art fans at an auction. This extremely rare pair of Meissen figures of red squirrels caused quite a stir in the saleroom at Bellmans Auctioneers, in Wisborough Green, last Wednesday when they
A damning report has highlighted serious allegations made against a hospital trust by its own staff. A team of inspectors from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) visited Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust in response to concerns
Unions have warned that council tenants will have to wait longer for work carried out on their homes if planned redundancies at local authority contractors go ahead. Brighton and Hove City Council's housing repair contractor Mears have confirmed
A 33-year-old who only started jogging to beat his elder brother now has his eyes set on an Olympic dream. Kevin Rojas from Brighton started jogging in his 20s and recently his hobby has turned into a serious pursuit. After taking part in a
