Albion made their fans wait for the win they needed against Yeovil last night. But goals from Kazenga LuaLua and Jesse Lingard eventually secured a 2-0 victory. Now see how Oscar Garcia’s men struck twice in front of the North Stand.
Albion's challenge for the play-offs is back out of their hands with a game to go. Reading came from behind to win 3-1 at Doncaster today. They are a point above the Seagulls with an identical plus 14 goal difference ahead of their final game
Whitehawk secured Skrill south safety in dramatic circumstances today. Hawks drew 3-3 at home to Sutton and heard rivals Hayes and Yeading had been beaten by a late Dover goal. Jake Robinson (penalty), Danny Mills and Waide Fairhurst scored
Boss John Gregory felt Crawley Town were hard done by to return from Bradford City empty-handed. Jamie Proctor looked like it had earned Reds a point when he came off the bench to cancel out Aaron McLean's opener. But Gary Thompson headed home
Crawley Town’s problems on the road continued as they went down to a late goal at Bradford City. Substitute Gary Thompson bundled home from a corner with four minutes to go to condemn Reds to their fifth defeat in their last six away games.
Albion have removed another rival from the fight to finish in the play-offs. A 1-0 defeat for Ipswich at promoted Burnley today means Mick McCarthy's side cannot catch the Seagulls. They are four points adrift with a game to go. Former
Skipper Josh Simpson returns for Crawley Town at Bradford City today. Simpson has recovered from a hamstring injury which ruled him out of the 1-0 defeat at Notts County on Easter Monday but Andy Drury remains sidelined. The Reds captain will
Lennon and McCartney are teaming up for a special charity performance. The famous duo from the Vox Beatles, known to their friends as Mike and Anton, will be performing at The Sussex Cricketer pub in Eaton Road, Hove, tonight from 9pm. The
Albion will face as few as one or as many as five other challengers in the race to claim the final play-off place on the last day of the season at Nottingham Forest next Saturday. The picture becomes clearer today when the Seagulls' rivals play
A pedestrian was hit by a car in an accident outside a pub. Emergency services were called to the incident on Friday evening outside the Mucky Duck, in Loxwood Road, Rudgwick, near Horsham. A police spokesman said a Toyota Yaris hit the pedestrian
Firefighters were called to a van blaze late on Friday night (April 25). A crew from Preston Circus station went to the incident at The Level in Brighton. A van had pulled up after catching on fire. The cause is believed to have been a
Investigations are ongoing into a shop fire on Friday evening (April 25). Three fire engines attended the blaze at the Trends DIY store in Green Street, Eastbourne, shortly after 6pm. The fire started in the back office of the shop, with smoke
A few years ago my son was given Hove Park Secondary School as part of the lottery system. I had three schools within walking distance of my house: Dorothy Stringer, Varndean and Cardinal Newman, all of which I could not apply for (the first two
I’ve just received a consultation letter on the proposed residential 20mph scheme for Worthing and I’m surprised that Ivydore Avenue, New Road, Durrington Hill and Salvington Road have been excluded from the 20mph limit. These roads, as soon as
This summer's big screen schedule will kick off with the Football World Cup opening ceremony and end with the competition's final. The football-dominated programme will also feature Andy Murray's Wimbledon title defence along with a host of Hollywood
I could not agree more with the comments made by David Robson on the attributes of the impressive Amex House (The Argus, April 18). Amex House is a landmark building, the likes of which many cities would love to see in their commercial areas.
Thousands of teenagers will be able to enjoy free swimming sessions for another year. The scheme is being funded by Brighton and Hove City Council as part of continuing efforts to help children lose weight and live more healthily. There were
A family watched in horror as their pet dog convulsed after swallowing a packet of cocaine. Max ate the class A drugs while walking with his owners in Hastings and within an hour of returning home the poor pooch began to fit and foam at the mouth
George Adams (Letters, April 19) is wrong to say we are “superior” to animals. After all we, ourselves, are just animals. As a vegan, I see the production of dog and cat meat in South Korea for food just as bad our eating cows, chickens, pigs
More than a thousand nationalists and anti-fascist protesters will descend on Brighton and Hove tomorrow for the annual March for England. Roads will be closed, businesses shut and hundreds of police officers, dogs and horses stationed throughout
A section of Brighton’s seafront could be closed for weeks after the road collapsed into a pub in the historic arches below. Structural engineers are working to assess the extent of the damage this weekend while a busy stretch of the A259 King’
Rachel Clark claims that the i360 will be unique (Saturday Soapbox, April 12). It is not unique; The Argus recently published a photo of a similar tower in Tunisia (Letters, April 3). Suitable self-supporting amenities and attractions, whether
Public transport came in all shapes and sizes a century ago in Brighton and Hove. There were still many buses pulled along by horses but their dominance during the late 19th century was now under threat. Since 1901, there had been electric trams
Albion No. 1 Tomasz Kuszczak is keeping an open mind about his future but expects to have talks with the club once the challenge for the play-offs is completed. Kuszczak is one of 11 first team squad members out of contract at the end of the season
I waited with bated breath as the expert looked down and studied the evidence. After a few seconds he declared “you are strong and vivacious”, before turning to my friend with the verdict “rebellious, just like a teenager”. It was akin to fortune telling
The main difference between this scene more than a century ago and the same view today is traffic. Most people in the late Victorian and Edwardian eras walked or used horse-drawn vehicles, while bicycles were becoming increasingly popular.
Kazenga LuaLua was turning somersaults last night – after sending Albion soaring back into the top six. The winger came off the bench and scored the 78th-minute opener as his side beat Yeovil 2-0 on a tense night at the Amex. Any remaining
1 - If you have arrived in West Hoathly by bus, head down Chapel Hill for a few yards and turn right into North Lane. Follow the village road for a quarter of a mile to The Cat pub, opposite the church of St Margaret of Antioch. (Car drop-offs are
