TWO bikers who died after a crash with a Range Rover have been named. Thomas Dawes, 19, of Medway Drive, Forest Row, and Luke Power, 20, from Turners Hill, Crawley, died in the crash on the B2026 Chuck Hatch Road, near Hartfield, on Sunday.
A TRAIN service has been cancelled due to signally problems. The 19:27 Hastings to Brighton will be terminated at Eastbourne due to signalling problems.
Albion’s eve-of-season squad photo is no more. And no wonder after events late in August. The Seagulls delayed their photo session until after the transfer window closed and their business was done. They posed yesterday at their training
A TEENAGER was robbed of her phone and attacked after giving the time to a passer-by. The 16-year-old victim, of Horley, was approached by a man who asked her for the time in Langley Walk, Crawley, between 5pm and 5.30pm on Wednesday (17/9). He
Sussex climbed to fourth place in division one of the County Championship after completing a remarkable victory against Nottinghamshire. Luke Wells blasted 79 from 62 balls as Sussex declared on 406-6 just before lunch at Trent Bridge to set Notts
An animal rights activist from Brighton has been arrested while trying to protect dolphins. Jessie Treverton, 47, was arrested yesterday off the Faroe Islands, according to animal rights group Sea Shepherd. The group said she was one of three
Albion fans are being promised a slicker service when they collect match tickets or visit the shop at the Amex. The club’s new-look ticket office is now open and will serve as collection point for the first time when Blackpool visit on Saturday
England has a new backgammon champion. Peter Christmas, 56, from Fish Lane in Aldwick, near Bognor, won the title of English champion on Sunday in Nottingham. He fought contestants in five rounds to claim his crown and was awarded £250, a bottle
Should we spare a thought for Blackpool? After all, you’d have thought they had enough problems. Struggling in the league, without a win, short of players and at one stage seemingly so unhappy with manager Jose Riga they interviewed candidates
POLICE are on the scene at an unfolding incident in Brighton this afternoon. Earlier police said they had launched a man hunt after a man was wanted in relation to a burglary. Helicopters and officers are now attending an address on Western
Crawley have signed Jamaica international Marvin Elliott on a short-term deal. The former Millwall and Bristol City midfielder was a free agent and has joined Reds on a month-to-month contract. Elliott, who has won nine caps for Jamaica, was
THREE men are in custody after a pensioner was held at knife point in a robbery. The 67-year-old man was sitting on a bench near public toilets in Falaise Road, Hastings when he was approached by three men. One held a knife to his throat and took
Albion will face a team with a new – or caretaker - manager when they tackle Cardiff City a week on Tuesday. Cardiff today confirmed the Norwegian Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had “stepped down” after a slow start to the Championship season. Solskjaer
AN OWNER is appealing for help in finding her dog after he was scared by cows on a walk and ran off. Dexter, a King Charles Spaniel, went missing yesterday (17/9) from a field in Isfield near Lewes near the Laughing Fish Pub when cows scared him
POLICE hunted for a man wanted in relation to a burglary this morning. Helicopters and officers on the ground searched the Moulsecoomb area of Brighton as they tried to find William Westein, 18, of Blackman Street, Brighton. A Sussex Police
Rolls-Royce is gearing up to produce £11 million worth of its dazzling Phantom cars for just one man. But the Chichester-based firm is not selling to a Ghost buyer. Hong Kong tycoon Stephen Hung will be wheely pleased with his purchase.
Over the years I have made many Scottish friends – indeed my best friend as a boy was a Scot and proud of it. As a teenager he played the bagpipes, often driving his parents to distraction and prior to emigrating to Canada, he served with the Seaforth
Today Scottish residents go to the polls to decide whether to make an historic break with the United Kingdom. While the referendum over self-determination may seem a world away here in Sussex, the impact could be far-reaching. The consensus among
On Sunday afternoon my family were sunning themselves on the beach and were amazed to see a helicopter land behind them on Hove Lawns opposite Brunswick Terrace followed by the speedy arrival of the police. Can anyone tell me why? Adele Fishleigh
I would like to make comments about pavement parking following your article in Tuesday’s Argus. Personally, the sooner this issue is brought under control the better. Whereas areas described in your article are obviously an issue for pedestrians
If you have ever wanted to take the police to task, your chance is coming up. Maybe you want to know more about a drink-driving crackdown, what might happen if you joined an anti-fracking protest, or how new domestic violence laws are being used
The man who died after being hit by a train near Shoreham station last week has been named. Samuel Howland, 33, from Shoreham, died after being hit by a train near the level crossings, close to McDonalds in Eastern Avenue, on the morning of Thursday
Commons speaker John Bercow stepped up to the penalty spot at The Amex – only to skew a shot on to the post. The MP was at the Albion ground for a ‘digital democracy’ event with Green MP Caroline Lucas. He took to the pitch for a penalty shootout
A cycling star described the county’s roads as “rough” after he completed the Sussex stage of the Tour of Britain at the weekend. Alex Dowsett, who wore the leader’s yellow jersey during the seventh stage on Saturday, said the roads are in complete
Laughtermarket once more breaks down the doors of The Old Market to bring Brighton a great weekday comedy night. The four acts wove together a relaxed show of warm, political and surreal comedy for an audience of regulars and newcomers. Sara Pascoe
There are warnings of heavy showers and thunderstorms which are likely to hit parts of Sussex tonight. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for rain and thunder across some part of southern England. Rain and thunderstorms are likely to
Ed Joyce believes a more aggressive approach has been the key to his best ever season with the bat. The Sussex skipper displayed his positive intent to devastating effect once again at Trent Bridge yesterday by scoring his eighth first class century
Sussex's seaside attractions will star in a new set of stamps released by Royal Mail today. The specially-released set of stamps focuses on the UK’s pier and seaside architecture and includes offerings from Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne and Bexhill
Sussex Police want to speak to a man who may have seen an altercation between street drinkers and van drivers. Officers are investigating an incident where two men got out of a van in Kings Road, Brighton, and allegedly stole a mobile phone from
Police and firefighters were called after a man climbed on top of a toilet block. Emergency services were called to the toilet block next to Eastbourne Pier in Grand Parade at 5.45pm yesterday after a man climbed on to the building’s roof and was
This polished tribute to the King Of Pop opened with a bang to a cheering audience. Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ was an exciting opener. The show’s star was Ben Bowman, a long-time fan who revelled in moon-walking in the footsteps of the deceased
With a pedigree like Lulo Reinhardt’s it’s hardly surprising that the good folk of Brighton were treated to such an extraordinarily good evening of gypsy jazz. The grand-nephew of legendary jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt, not to mention a lineage
A woman who falsely claimed that her husband had tried to kill her with a Samurai sword has been jailed for four years. Emily Checksfield claimed that her now ex-partner threatened to kill her with the sword during an argument at a flat they were
A man was airlifted to hospital following an accident close to a roundabout. The 30-year old man from Polegate was flown to Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton with serious injuries after the Rover 100 he was driving collided with a Mercedes
A motorcyclist was injured following a collision with a car. The motorbike and a car were involved in an accident alongside two other vehicles on the eastbound carriage of the A27 between Polegate and Drusillas roundabout at 6.55am this morning
The Brighton Hippodrome has topped an annual list to find the most at-risk theatres in the country. The Grade II* theatre in Middle Street, Brighton, tops the thirty-three theatres on The Theatres Trust's Theatre Buildings at Risk Register 2014
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A city councillor is set to learn whether he will be able to stand as a councillor again at the next election in the upcoming weeks. A Labour Party appeal hearing into disciplinary proceedings brought against Brighton and Hove City councillor Leigh
Police chiefs will answer your questions at a unique event chaired by The Argus. Readers are invited to grill Sussex Police Chief Constable Giles York, Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Katy Bourne and Chief Superintendent Nev Kemp, commander
A tailor has won an injunction banning a disgruntled business associate from coming within 300 metres of his shop. Amit Daruka launched a protest accusing Gresham Blake Ltd of owing him £24,000 for work he did with the company. A claim that tailor
Giant jellyfish are causing a stir at Hove beach. Swimmer Nicola Wright spotted a 4ft long jellyfish when she went for a swim. She said: “It did rather put me off my morning swim as I was worried there might be more floating about. “I
THE wartime history of Brighton’s Royal Pavilion was brought to life with period battle dress. A Heritage Open Day explored the Regency palace’s use as an Indian military hospital during the First World War when, from December 1914 to February
THESE little fellas will be centre stage at the weekend for International Red Panda Day (September 20). Drusillas Park, near Alfriston, will take part in the worldwide initiative to raise awareness of the species. The park’s first red pandas
A Sussex academy chain has been criticised by MPs for paying a parent company for services in a potential “conflict of interests”. The Aurora Academies Trust, which runs four primary schools in Bexhill and Eastbourne, came under fire from the Government
When Prime Minister David Cameron agreed to a referendum on Scottish independence two years ago, few believed it would garner much support. Yet on the eve of the referendum the opposing sides are virtually neck and neck, jostling for pole position
A POPULAR museum has taken delivery of a new fishing boat after a combination of the weather and nightclub revellers damaged the previous vessel. The traditional fishing boat was lowered into place outside Brighton Fishing Museum in Kings Road
Parents on the school run could face on-the-spot fines as part of a council crackdown on pavement parking. The punishment is being rolled out to tackle “inconsiderate” parking around schools. Vehicles caught pulled up on pavements or verges
NEARLY a third of stops on a mobile library route are being scrapped in a council's bid to make savings. East Sussex County Council is cutting out 37 stops from its service and combining a further 16 where stops are a mile or less apart. The
Joao Teixeira has been told to seize his big chance at Albion – and earn an international recall. The Portuguese whizzkid on loan from Liverpool is hoping to return to the Seagulls side against lowly Blackpool on Saturday. Now he has been handed
Andrea Orlandi is struggling to be fit for a possible return to the Amex. The former Albion midfielder is suffering from planta fascitis – a ligament condition – in his left foot. He is already a doubt for his new club Blackpool’s game against
