Mikkel Michelsen turned on the style again as Eastbourne Eagles enjoyed another home win. The young Dane dropped just one point in the slightly flattering 52-37 success over Elite League newcomers Leicester tonight. Eagles hosts had to overcome
East Grinstead booked a place in tomorrow’s NOW: Pensions Men’s Championship Final following a scintillating display at Reading. Grinstead ran out 6-2 winners in their semi-final with Surbiton thanks to goals from Niall Stott (two), Mark Pearn,
A car thief fled the scene after he flipped a car causing it to catch on fire. Firefighters from Preston Circus Fire Station were called to Warren Road in Woodingdean at 6.20pm to extinguish a Nissan Micra which was found on its side. The driver
Arsonists have attacked a shed at a university. Firefighters from Preston Circus Fire Station were called to the University of Sussex to extinguish the blaze which had been started deliberately at about 5.30pm on Saturday. The police have been
SUSSEX jockey Leighton Aspell rode Pineau De Re to Crabbie's Grand National glory at Aintree for trainer Dr Richard Newland today. The 11-year-old was a 25-1 shot after finishing third in the Pertemps Final over hurdles at the Cheltenham Festival
Oscar Garcia felt Albion had the chances to beat Barnsley today. But the Albion head coach admitted it took his side 45 minutes to really get going. Oscar said the relegation-threatened Tykes harried his men out of their stride in the first
It was not a match which will live long in the memory. But Albion’s 0-0 draw at Barnsley today was not without its saving graces. The Seagulls kept their first clean sheet in five games, helped by couple of second-half near misses by the Tykes
Albion’s winless run extended to five games – but there were two silver linings to a drab day at Oakwell. Solly March made a bright first away start in the Championship. And Craig Mackail-Smith returned to action with a brief but enthusiastic
Eastbourne United’s Wembley dream is over after they lost 4-2 at home to Sholing in their FA Vase semi-final second leg at The Oval. A poor first-half cost United dear as they trailed 3-0 at the break in front of a crowd of 1,426. They rallied
Boss John Gregory admits Crawley’s gruelling schedule is beginning to catch up with them after they slipped to a fifth consecutive defeat at home to Crewe Alexandra. Reds produced a dismal first half performance as they went in 1-0 down at the
Albion’s winless run stretched to five games today against a Barnsley side who finished with ten men. But a dour 0-0 draw at Oakwell was brightened by the return to action of Craig Mackail-Smith after more than a year out through injury. The
Albion fought out a goalless first half at Barnsley today with neither goalkeeper really troubled. The Seagulls were tested by a couple of early crosses but no harm was done as they defended the goal behind which fans were sitting. The visitors
Worthing Raiders lost 32-24 to Blaydon today to leave their National One status hanging by a thread. Raiders needed a victory but only picked up a single bonus point. Relegation rivals Cinderford and Tynedale drew, Henley Hawks lost but Loughborough
Toni Duggan hit a hat-trick as World Cup football came to the Amex today. The Manchester City striker scored two early goals and added a later third as England Women beat Montenegro 9-0. A crowd of 8,908 saw England make it five wins out of
Worthing Raiders made one change today for the National One visit of Blaydon with Joe Govett taking the place of Alex Nielsen. Rob Smith captains the side while Richard Palframan could make his home debut off the bench after an injury-hit start
Crawley Town suffered a fifth consecutive defeat as they slipped to within three points of the League One relegation zone. Jamie Proctor’s sensational equaliser looked like it would earn Reds a point after Uche Ikpeazu had given Crewe the lead
Barnsley have named just one recognised striker in their starting line-up to face Albion. Chris O’Grady leads the attack in what looks like a 4-5-1 formation. Right-back Ryan McLaughlin, on loan from Liverpool, replaces striker Reuben Noble-Lazarus
Albion have handed Solly March his third Championship start. And Craig Mackail-Smith is on the bench. March comes into the side at Barnsley today as one of three changes. Oscar Garcia as expected brings in Inigo Calderon for suspended right-back
Top scorer Matt Tubbs misses his third game through injury as Crawley attempt to end a run of five consecutive defeats at home to Crewe Alexandra. Tubbs remains sidelined by a hamstring strain so Rory Fallon keeps his place in attack alongside
Bjarne Pedersen has urged Eastbourne to pile up points at home – and prove they are good enough to win away. Eagles host Elite League new boys Leicester Lions tomorrow (7.30pm) aiming to build on their opening day 62-30 thrashing of Birmingham.
Sussex will be without star bowler Chris Jordan as they bid to get their County Championship campaign off to a flying start tomorrow. England have asked for Jordan to be rested for the clash with Middlesex at Hove after he returned from playing
Police were called to Brighton Pavilion to reports of a group of drunks fighting. The call came from a member of the public at 11.20am today (SAT) and police cars, an ambulance and a police motorbike were seen whizzing through the city centre to
A pensioner has been charged with attempted murder after his wife was found with life threatening head injuries at their home. Dudley Boakes, 79, was arrested at his home in Grasmere Avenue in Sompting by officers after they were called to the
A 33-year-old who was sentenced to 18 months in prison is being hunted by police for failing to attend his probation appointments. Police in Brighton are seeking Gareth Jamieson, who is wanted for recall to prison. Jamieson is described as
Whitehawk boss Steven King admits his relegation-threatened side face an almighty task this weekend. A 1-0 win at home to Hayes and Yeading on Tuesday kept the Hawks three points above the Conference south drop zone with six games to play.
David Rodriguez has revealed how his boss assured him he had a part to play in the race for the top six. Even when he was struggling for a goal and playing time. The former Celta striker got off the mark in English football when he fired the
THE beautiful Worthing Pavilion was again a perfect setting for a night of latin and ballroom dancing from the television stars Pasha Kovalev and Katya Virshilas. The two dancers from the BBC1 show performed with their team of four dancers to
Simon Rowland admits it might sound strange but he was pleased about Sholing’s late equaliser in last Saturday’s FA Vase semi-final first leg. Eastbourne United host the Southampton-based side in the second leg at The Oval today with the scores
Television presenter Charlie Webster gave some running tips to budding marathon runners ahead of the big event tomorrow. The Sky Sports News presenter was in town to present Channel 4’s coverage of the Brighton Marathon. But she dropped in
Shaun Saunders has hailed the strength of his squad as Peacehaven stand on the brink of being crowned champions. A 4-1 win at Horsham on Wednesday left the Magpies in touching distance of the Ryman south title. Two wins from their remaining
Barnsley will hope for more Dale Jennings magic against Albion today. The former Tranmere and Bayern Munich winger has scored three crackers in their last six games. The most recent rounded off last Saturday’s impressive 4-1 win at Yeovil.
Dale Stephens struck late to halt Albion’s losing run. So has the midfielder signed from Charlton on deadline day done enough to start at Barnsley today? Stephens went on at half-time at Blackburn on Tuesday and headed home on 88 minutes to
Two friends of a man who tragically collapsed and died while running the Brighton Marathon are taking part in this year’s race in his memory. Jamie Ellingford and Daniel Padfield have decided to take part in the event on Sunday on behalf of Sam
It seems a little worrying when the chair of Hove Park School says it has to register an interest in becoming an academy in order to allow greater access “to fully investigate the pros and cons” of academisation (The Argus, April 2). Surely everybody
Crawley will be boosted by the return of Kyle McFadzean and Matt Tubbs for what boss John Gregory has dubbed a “must-win” game against Crewe today. A run of four consecutive defeats has left Reds just six points above their relegation threatened
Parents held a protest after an extra class of 30 pupils was imposed on their school. Mums and dads at Hove's Davigdor Infant School said the move would lead to overcrowding after hearing of the plans yesterday morning. They also accused Brighton
A hero schoolboy helped save a woman who was lying across a railway track as a train approached. Brave Ashley Noakes, 16, shouted at the woman to get out the way before holding her back as she tried to get in front of the train a second time.
I read Jason Kitcat’s self-congratulations on securing 12 votes with amusement (The Argus, April 1). “The largest vote for a Green Leader” – please, Brighton and Hove City Council has the only Green council in the UK and it will probably be the
I was very sad to read about my dear friend, Peter Champion, passing away recently (The Argus, March 25). I knew him for many years and he always made me laugh and smile. My condolences go out to his family and friends. He was passionate
The Green Party leader, Natalie Bennett, was in Brighton to talk about “how political action can enhance personal and social wellbeing” (The Argus, April 1). For many residents, a real contribution to their personal and social wellbeing would be
Creating nutritional ice cream smoothies for frail patients has led to a award. Ward sister Michelle Harris was honoured for her efforts in the annual NHS Surrey and Sussex Proud to Care Awards. Ms Harris, who works at St Richard's Hospital
Regarding the article in The Argus about Burger King not letting someone use its toilets, private cafes and restaurants should not be forced to provide public toilets. Councils already expect private developers and landlords to provide social housing
A pensioner has been arrested for attempted murder after his wife was found with life threatening head injuries at their home. Dudley Boakes, 79, was arrested at his home in Grasmere Avenue in Sompting by officers after they were called to the
At Glyndebourne we are busy forking over the flower beds and borders. Even for us hardened gardeners this is back-breaking work so I would advise that, like us, you dig in short spells. Forking over beds and borders will be more important this
The Old Police Cells Museum in Brighton is now open for the season and ready for visitors. These tours are free and staffed by volunteers but donations are always gratefully received. These help towards the running cost of the museum. Last
1 - If arriving by train, at the station exit turn left along Crowborough Hill; or if starting from the car park, go back to the road and turn right. Immediately past Sainsbury’s Local, turn right into Burdett Road, crossing over The Ghyll which
Q: What were your first impressions when you arrived at the trust, and how have things changed since then? Matthew Kershaw (MK): My overriding first impressions were of the commitment and passion of the people who work here – for their hospital
An internationally renowned photographer will have her work displayed in the UK for the first time. New York-based photographer Barbara Nitke will show her provocative prints with a private view of her debut UK show at One Eyed Jacks Gallery, London
Further to your spread about broadband speeds across Brighton and Hove (The Argus, April 1), my line speed as measured by my home hub is 78 megabytes per second (download) and as measured via my PC is generally around 74Mbps with an upload speed of
While restaurants come and go in Brighton and Hove, hotels tend to last a long time. Most of the main hotels in the resort a century ago are still on the seafront today. A few have gone to the wall, changed their names or been renovated but someone
Albion boss Oscar Garcia insists he is loving the pressure of trying to reach the play-offs. The Spaniard feels much more comfortable in the Seagulls’ position than the relegation fight facing today’s hosts Barnsley. Albion are three points
King Edward VII was a popular figure when he came to stay in Brighton and Hove during his short reign. The monarch usually stayed with members of the Sassoon family in Hove near the seafront and in Kemp Town. When he died in 1910, only a few months
A leading college is facing a “financial crisis” as it looks to make £1.5 million worth of staff cuts. Unions passed a vote of no confidence in City College Brighton and Hove’s senior management team after claiming 90% of the cuts will fall on
Matt Upson has put Albion’s ball-players on red alert for their trip to Barnsley. The Seagulls centre-back expects their hosts to be fired up for today Championship tussle in their quest for survival. And that means the visitors will come under
Gatwick Airport today launches its six-week public consultation on proposals for a second runway. The three choices being considered for the 3.4 km second runway at the UK's second biggest airport will open at The Hawth in Crawley as the first
