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  • VIDEO: Family of Valerie Graves appear on Crimewatch

    The family of an artist murdered with a claw hammer at a million pound home she was house-sitting said she was a “big kid at heart”. Speaking this evening on Crimewatch, Tim Wood paid tribute to his mother Valerie Graves. His sister Jemima

  • Help local football club Unity FC play at Anfield

    Can you help a local football club play at Anfield – the home of Liverpool FC. Bassam Mahmoud plays for a Brighton and Hove football club called Unity FC. He entered Unity FC into into a Barclays UK football competition to get the chance to spend

  • Woman finds burglars haul stashed in hedge

    An elderly man disturbed burglars – a woman then found their haul stashed in a hedge. The resident of Annweir Avenue, Lancing, disturbed two men when he returned home at about 1pm on Saturday. He shouted at them and they ran off. Later

  • Tea report: Sussex v Somerset

    Sussex fought back with the ball in the afternoon session at Hove after Marcus Trescothick had completed his first century for 19 months to put Somerset in control. Trescothick put on 139 for the fifth wicket with Alviro Petersen as Somerset moved

  • March for England - police release updated arrest figures

    Three people have been charged with offences following the March for England and counter protest in Brighton on Sunday. Richard Kemp, 39, of Gibbet Street, Halifax was charged with using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with

  • Boy, 13, flown to hospital in Crawley bike crash

    A boy was airlifted to a major London hospital after falling from his bike. The 13-year-old boy, who has not been named, was taken by air ambulance to St Georges Hospital, Tooting, be treated for a head injury and was discharged from hospital to

  • Man due in court accused of shouting abuse in Hove street

    A man will appear in court accused of shouting racist abuse at a member of the public. Police were called to Blatchington Road, Hove, at around 4.30pm on Wednesday, April 2, to a report that a man was being abusive to an Asian man in the street

  • Oscar tells his Albion players to relish the play-off finale

    Albion boss Oscar Garcia has urged his players to enjoy the dramatic conclusion to his first season in charge and give it their all to sneak into the play-offs at Nottingham Forest on Saturday. At the end of March a hat-trick of defeats without

  • Civic society plots Brighton and Hove - city of the future

    The concept of how Brighton and Hove might look like in 16 years time was introduced at a civic society lecture. A six-person panel featuring city councillor Bill Randall and Brighton and Hove Buses managing director Martin Harris convened at the

  • Video highlights: Day one from Sussex v Somerset

    Watch highlights of the opening day's play from Sussex's County Championship clash with Somerset at Hove, including a peach of a first ball from Chris Jordan to remove Chris Jones. http://www.ecbtv.co.uk/video/i/3791076/title/sussex-v-somerset-day

  • Man loses part of his ear in attack

    A man had part of his left ear bitten off after being attacked in central Brighton. The 24-year-old victim was near the junction of New Road and North Street in Brighton, when the incident happened. He was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital

  • Lunch report: Sussex v Somerset

    Marcus Trescothick continued to frustrate Sussex on the second morning of their County Championship clash with Somerset at Hove. The former England opener reached 78 not out at lunch, after resuming on 39 overnight, to guide Somerset to 174-4.

  • Michael Chapman, West Hill Hall, Brighton, April 26

    This was a hot gig, and not just because no one knew how to turn the radiators off. Wearing his trademark hat and glasses, 73-year-old Michael Chapman took to the small stage at West Hill Hall with nothing to prove to anyone. The partisan audience

  • Blood Red Shoes, Concorde 2, Brighton, April 25

    With the return of Blood Red Shoes to their home town, and a release of their self-titled fourth album, Brighton fans were understandably excited to welcome back two of their own. Playing with aplomb, guitarist Laura-Mary Carter and the ever-energetic

  • Kate Rusby, Connaught Theatre, Worthing, April 25

    An evening with Kate Rusby is akin to being curled up by the fire in a pair of fluffy slippers with a warm cup of tea in your hand – pure unashamed cosiness. The dainty folk singer-songwriter from Barnsley took to the stage at the Connaught in

  • Recent cases from our courts

    William Alan Turner, aged 23, Dawes Avenue, East Worthing. Admitted stealing five bottles of red wine worth £67.95 belonging to the Co-operative Retail Services Ltd at Royal George Parade in Shoreham. Ordered to pay victim surcharge £80. Also admitted

  • Prior in race to be fit for England

    Matt Prior is facing a race against time to be fit for England’s opening Test match of the summer. Prior is still struggling with an ongoing Achilles injury which has kept him out of Sussex’s last two Championship matches. The 32-year-old is

  • Child abuse probe sparks action plan

    The abuse of a four-year-old boy by his mother’s boyfriend led to a review to find out if more could have been done to protect him. A Serious Case Review (SCR) has found that the agencies involved after the four-year-old boy was discovered by police

  • Schools rated among the best

    Eight Sussex schools are celebrating after making it into the top fifth of schools for progress, improvement or attainment. Brighton Aldridge Community Academy, Midhurst Rother College, Millais School, Seaford Head College, St Paul’s Catholic College

  • Prisoners 'spending too long locked up in cells'

    Prisoners are being locked up in their cells for too long each day at a Sussex jail. That is the verdict from inspectors after the Independent Monitoring Board’s annual report into HMP Lewes found a number of shortcomings at the prison. These

  • Firms carry on after seafront collapse shock

    Stoic business owners are carrying on regardless today despite part of Brighton seafront remaining closed. Businesses in Kings Road are determined to trade despite the shock of subsidence which caused part of the seafront to collapse into a pub

  • Seafront map puts visitors in their place with a smile

    Do you know where to sit when you visit Brighton beach? If you are a middle class runner or a family with a very large picnic, you belong in a section of shingle stretching from Hove Street to Grand Avenue – along with the freelancers. Day

  • Lingard reveals he needs pills to stay calm

    ALBION fans will be a bag of nerves at Nottingham Forest on Saturday. They will be in good company, because Jesse Lingard will be feeling exactly the same. The Seagulls' on-loan Manchester United star has revealed he needs pills before a match

  • Long delays on the A23 after five-car crash

    There are long delays on the A23 after a five car accident. Emergency services were called to the incident on A23 Northbound around B2110 (Handcross) around 7.30am. Two lanes are currently blocked in the roadworks area. More to come.

  • RNLI crews called out to rescue stricken vessel

    Two lifeboat crews were called out to rescue a stricken vessel. RNLI crews from Eastbourne and Hastings were sent out around 8pm on Sunday evening (April 27) following an emergency call. A boat had suffered mechanical problems off the coast

  • Lorry on fire on the A27

    A lorry has caught on fire on the A27. There are reports one lane is blocked due to the fire on the A27 Eastbound at A270 Lewes Road (Hollingbury). The blockage is said to be after the bend before the Hollingbury turn. Did anyone witness

  • Violent clashes as March for England returns to Brighton

    There were violent clashes yesterday as the March for England was held on Brighton seafront. One of the largest police operations Brighton and Hove has ever seen was assembled to separate 150 nationalists from 1,000-plus anti-fascists. While

  • Firefighters called to put out park bin blaze

    Firefighters were called to put out a bin blaze in a town park. A crew from Eastbourne station was sent to Shinewater Park, off Shinewater Lane, shortly after 9.30pm on Sunday night (April27). Firefighters used buckets of water to put out the

  • Driver crashes after suspected diabetic episode

    A driver crashed after suffering a suspected diabetic episode. Emergency services were called to Old London Road, Hastings, shortly before 11.15pm on Sunday (April 27) night. Firefighters from the town’s station made the area safe while paramedics

  • Royal Sussex 'fails to provide safe patient care'

    THE Royal Sussex County Hospital was named among a fifth of hospitals nationwide failing to provide “safe and appropriate care” to patients. The Brighton hospital was among the rising number of hospitals failing to hit national standards according

  • Food bank as busy as ever, and set to get busier

    As the busiest food bank in Brighton and Hove, open four days a week, we can confirm the observations reported in The Argus on April 23. We are in contact with approximately 40 different referral agencies across the city and see on average 12 to

  • Still playing table tennis despite modern distractions

    Your article regarding Marlborough House (April 23) reminded me of the late 1940s when it was a YMCA club. The club had a first-class table tennis team consisting of Brian Leach, Ian Alexander and Ken Stevens. I wonder whether any of them are

  • Monkeys celebrate Earth Day

    Moteck the macaque was up to his neck in it after monkeying around during a special day at the zoo. Staff at Drusillas Park were celebrating Earth Day with a series of special events and games for the animals. The annual event aims to raise

  • Crawley are keen to sign Edwards for next season

    Boss John Gregory has revealed Crawley have begun talks to bring Gwion Edwards, left, back to the Checkatrade.com Stadium next season. Gregory has been impressed with the contribution of Edwards who has scored twice in four appearances since arriving

  • Albion face double injury worry for crunch match at Forest

    ALBION are sweating on the fitness of Matt Upson and Dale Stephens for their final day crunch match at Nottingham Forest. Both players are fighting to shrug off ankle injuries for Saturday's clash at the City Ground which will determine whether

  • Mannequins come to life

    Three mannequins came to life in a clothes shop window display. Passers-by stopped and stared when they saw the real life models in the Fair clothes shop in Queen’s Road in Brighton. The models came to life to show as part of a campaign about

  • Birds of prey impress at falconry event

    Owls and falcons swooped, ducked, and dived at a special birds of prey event on Saturday. Visitors at Paradise Park in Newhaven were left wide-eyed in amazement by the team from Herstmonceux-based Sussex Falconry. Steven Charlton (pictured