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  • Lancashire drop anchor to frustrate Sussex

    Lancashire produced a post-tea fightback for the third day running to frustrate Sussex and keep alive their hopes of a vital victory at Hove. Having been reduced to 116-3 at the end of the afternoon session – a lead of just two runs – they recovered

  • Former Albion target fit to face them

    Former Albion target Moses Odubajo is ready to prove his worth - against the Seagulls. Odubajo attracted interest from Albion in January and remained on their radar before joining Saturday's hosts Brentford from Leyton Orient for £1 million in

  • Mercury Music Prize nominees Royal Blood book hometown show

    Mercury Music Prize nominees Royal Blood have confirmed a hometown show in December. The rock duo will celebrate their recent number one album with a show at Brighton Dome Concert Hall. Expect queues round the block at Resident Records where

  • Brandle escapes to clinch Tour of Britain stage victory

    Austria's Matthias Brandle escaped to victory on stage five of the Tour of Britain in Exeter on Thursday as Poland's Michal Kwiatkowski retained the race leader's yellow jersey. Brandle (IAM Cycling) was in the day's four-man breakaway alongside

  • Do you recognise these two men wanted by police?

    Do you recognise these two men wanted by police? Darren Mitchell, 39, from Coronation Cottages, Robertsbridge, is wanted for failing to attend Hastings Magistrates' Court on September 2 to answer a charge of theft from a motor vehicle. Derek

  • Cycling pensioner airlifted to hospital after head-on crash

    A pensioner on a bike was airlifted to hospital after colliding head-on with another cyclist. The collision happened at 11am opposite Brooklands lake on the A259 Brighton Road in Worthing today (Thursday). A 74-year-old Southwick man suffered

  • Knife-wielding burglars threaten women in flat

    Burglars armed with knives threatened two women inside a flat. Two people have been arrested after the aggravated burglary at a flat above a restaurant in Montague Street in Worthing on Wednesday. A 25-year-old man from Worthing and a 34-year-old

  • Missing Battle teenager found safe and well

    Missing Battle schoolboy Dennis McNaught, 13, last seen in Bexhill-on-Sea on Monday, has been found safe and well. Police would like to thank members of the public and the media for their help.

  • Sussex move step closer to division one safety

    Sussex moved closer to securing their division one safety and condemning Lancashire to relegation by taking three wickets after lunch on day three at Hove. Lancashire lost Paul Horton, Usman Khawaja and Karl Brown all before they had wiped out

  • Albion confirm: No contact with Spurs

    Albion have confirmed they have received no contact from Tottenham about groundsharing. Spurs need a temporary home for the 2017-18 season after being told their planned new stadium is unlikely to be ready in time. They have been speculatively

  • Boy’s Christmas comes early

    A six-year-old thought Christmas had come early when he met the stars of a production that will take centre stage this winter. Young Leon coolly tucked into his ice cream with X Factor’s Marcus Collins and CBeebies’ Richard David-Claine, the stars

  • Sadler returns to Crawley on loan

    Crawley have signed a third player on loan in the space of 48 hours after bringing defender Mat Sadler back to the Checkatrade.com Stadium. Sadler turned down a new contract at Crawley at the end of last season to join Rotherham but has struggled

  • Event will be tribute to Goons

    A former Radio Brighton presenter is to celebrate a 1950s British comedy classic. John Henty is presenting a tribute to The Goon Show at Komedia in Brighton on Sunday, October 5, at 8pm. He will be joined onstage by Jane Milligan, daughter

  • Convicted robber missing from open prison

    A convicted robber has gone missing from an open prison. Darren Burdfield left Ford Open Prison on Friday S eptember 5after being released on leave for the weekend. He was recalled to prison after a domestic incident in Worthing on Saturday

  • Prior vows to fight to win England place back

    Matt Prior has vowed to do everything in his power to win his England place back after losing his central contract. The Sussex wicketkeeper had confirmation that he had lost the ECB contract he had held since 2009 today as he recovers from Achilles

  • Shale gas plan at South Downs National Park blocked

    A community is celebrating after plans to drill for oil in a National Park were unanimously rejected. The proposal - put forward by energy firm Celtique - would have seen exploratory drilling take place within the boundaries of the South Downs

  • Zaidi and Jordan force home Sussex's advantage

    Ashar Zaidi made his highest first class score for nearly five years as Sussex stretched their lead over Lancashire on the third morning at Hove. Zaidi put on 104 with Chris Jordan for the eighth wicket as Sussex moved from 341-7 overnight to 434

  • Theft has hurt charity

    Theft is an unpleasant experience but when it involves a charity it makes the crime even more distasteful. Community Transport for the Lewes Area provides a vital lifeline to elderly and vulnerable people who cannot use public transport and need

  • Appreciate your elders!

    It's rare awards are given out specifically to the older generation – and this one is bound to be a big hit. The awards ceremony for Older People’s Day held at The Grand hotel in Brighton will celebrate the achievements of those 50 and older and

  • Install cameras

    More than 30,000 people have now signed a petition on the government’s website calling for mandatory CCTV in slaughterhouses, with independent monitoring of the footage. This is in response to Animal Aid’s investigations that found evidence of

  • Charity picks up pieces after bus parts taken

    A transport charity has been left counting the cost after thieves put two of its vehicles out of action. Staff at Community Transport for the Lewes Area (CTLA) were left distraught after its base at the Hillcrest Centre in Newhaven was targeted

  • Trust my party

    I'm pleased Trevor Alford took the time to read Labour’s latest Portslade News (Letters September 8). His subsequent comments though are, fortunately, not shared by the vast majority of folk we speak to in South and North Portslade. Residents

  • Public service must be their top priority

    The article, A view from the Ridgway (September 1), made very interesting reading, most of which I agree with. Why do you need friends and be popular within your ‘cult’ political party to retain your seat? Some of the most successful politicians

  • Bryan Adams, The Brighton Centre, Wednesday September 10.

    Bryan Adams performed the musical equivalent of the water into wine “miracle” during his captivating Bare Bones concert. The rather cavernous Brighton Centre has staged many great gigs but it is fair to say it is not renowned for its intimate atmosphere

  • The moon’s a balloon

    READER pictures of the brilliant Harvest Moon over Brighton were simply out of this world. The pictures show our much-loved moon in a meteor fashion. Who said moon-gazing was lunarcy?

  • Volunteers plea

    The League of Friends Southlands Hospital is in need of volunteers to help in the shop and tea bar. If you can spare a few hours each week to help please contact the manager at the League of Friends Shop. Southlands Hospital Upper Shoreham

  • Albion midfielder signs contract extension

    Andrew Crofts has been awarded a one-year contract extension by Albion following his recovery from a serious knee injury. The 30-year-old midfielder's deal was due to expire next summer but he is now under contract until June 2016. Crofts,

  • Rizzle Kicks get reading

    HIP-hop duo Rizzle Kicks are encouraging parents to read with their children. The Brighton-based band have joined others such as David Walliams and Michael Morpurgo in a national campaign led by The Sun newspaper to get kids and their parents reading

  • Listen to sounds of the sewers

    MUSICIANS ventured beneath the streets in search of a new sound. Artists from the Brighton Early Musical Festival and clients of the Brighton Housing Trust (BHT) took instruments into the sewer as part of collaborative national project called Watercycle

  • UPDATE: Man killed by train at Shoreham

    A man has died after being struck by a train near Shoreham station. There were delays of up to 60 minutes on trains between Chichester and Hove as a result of the fatality, which happened just before 9.30am. It is understood the person was

  • MP to lead A27 road improvement group

    Simon Kirby, MP for Brighton Kemptown, has been announced as chairman of the A27 Reference Group, which will drive improvements on the A27 and A259. The group will work with the Highways Agency and Department for Transport and will include civic

  • Flower show dazzles visitors yet again

    A colourful spectacle brightened up the day for visitors to a popular flower show. The event, organised by the Sussex Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Society, attracted a host of entries and large displays of the distinctive and lovingly nurtured flowers

  • Missing Bexhill schoolboy found safe and well

    A schoolboy who had been missing since Monday has been found safe and well. Dennis McNaught, 13, was last seen at Tesco in Ravenside retail park in Bexhill at around 12.30pm on Monday. Police issued a missing person appeal yesterday and he

  • Foo Fighters in Brighton: You tweet last night's gig

    I'm in!!! @foofighters #brighton #concorde #theholyshits - huge thanks to @Joe_Starrrr and @chellemccann ! pic.twitter.com/NzNSoM3NVP — Gavin McCann (@GravMc) September 10, 2014 so I didn't get tickets for foo fighters but I saw dave

  • Fire crews called to blaze opposite football club

    Firefighters were called to tackle a blaze opposite a football club. Crews were sent to land opposite Peacehaven Football Club in Piddinghoe Avenue, Peacehaven, at around 2.20am on Thursday morning. A small fire had been started in a field.

  • Fire crews tackle blaze in Eastbourne playground

    Crews were called to playground after a bin was found on fire. The firefighters from Eastbourne station were sent to Shinewater Park, Sorrel Drive, in the town at 9.17pm on Wednesday night. It was initially thought the entire playground was

  • Get your copy of The Argus today

    Nine reasons to buy The Argus today: All the latest news Sport A page of your letters Find yourself the love of your life on our dating page Looking for a new job? We've got two pages of new opportunities Eight pages of

  • Sol shows a talent for languages at an early age

    A schoolboy has scored top marks in his French GCSE despite taking it three years early – aged 12. Sol Langan-Clark of Ditchling Road, Brighton, joined only a handful of early-entry students in the country to achieve an A* GCSE grade. After

  • Baby red pandas show their true colours

    A loveable pair of youngsters have been making good progress. These cute red panda babies born at Drusillas Park, near Alfriston, in June are more adventurous every day and showing their true colours. The twins have now been named Mya and Anmar

  • Hero saves family from blaze

    A QUICK-thinking neighbour saved two toddlers from a house fire after grabbing a work ladder from his back garden. Wade Eason climbed up to the second-storey bedroom window in Bexhill Road, Woodingdean, Brighton, in just his pyjama shorts before

  • Strike could disrupt bin collections for 'weeks or months'

    RUBBISH collections could be disrupted for “weeks or even months” after unions announced a fresh round of strike action. Cityclean refuse workers in Brighton and Hove will not work overtime or collect excess roadside waste as of tomorrow. There

  • Sea defences to be strengthened with a pledge of £149K

    More than £149,000 is set to be pledged to bolster a town’s sea defences where the situation has been described as “critical”. Councillors on Arun District Council are expected to vote through the cash, which has come from various sources, to improve

  • War memorial gets a listed status

    A war memorial has been given Grade II listed status as part of a scheme to mark the centenary of the First World War. The Iden village war memorial, near Rye in Rother Distric,t has been given the status by English Heritage as they plan to list

  • Anti-Page 3 campaign gets a Murdoch boost

    A CAMPAIGN to abolish The Sun’s Page 3 appears to have won the support of a media tycoon and the newspaper’s owner. Yesterday Rupert Murdoch said Page 3 models, who usually pose topless, should start wearing clothes. The boss of News Corp,

  • That's for the family as Joyce fires century

    Skipper Ed Joyce ended a family jinx to help put Sussex in a good position in their crucial Championship match against Lancashire at Hove. Joyce made his sixth Championship century of the season as Sussex reached 341-7 in reply to Lancashire’s