English tenor Alfie Boe will not be rescheduling his Brighton Centre tour date after a cancelled show last year. The Lancashire-born star had to cancel his December 9 show due to a throat infection but his management have announced they will not
A CRASH believed to involve up to four vehicles is causing tailbacks on the A27. Witnesses reported there has been a crash on the A27 westbound at Portslade just before the A293 junction. Earlier today East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service issued
Thieves have been targeting expensive hand and power tools in a number of thefts from works vans and sites across Brighton and Hove. Inspector Nicholas Dias is warning tradesmen, contractors and site managers to ensure that all tools are removed
Albion will be without Greg Halford as well as Solly March for Birmingham's visit on Saturday. Utility player Halford has not recovered from a knee injury sustained on his comeback from a calf problem as a substitute in the closing stages of last
A man has been charged in connection with a police pursuit which ended when a van crashed into a police station. Officers on routine patrol around Peacehaven took interest in a vehicle when it showed up on their onboard camera as having no insurance
ONE of Brighton’s main traffic routes will be turned into a water slide for one not-to-be-missed fundraising day. Residents are being given a unique chance to go belly up along a 100m water slide in Edward Street, Brighton, when the RNLI’s Slipway
A WOMAN has not been seen for over a week since she left her home. Victoria Langley, 35, was reported missing on Thursday 12 February having been last seen on the morning of Tuesday 10 February at her home in Bexhill. She is approximately
New signing Emmanuel Ledesma has finally achieved his wish of signing for Albion. He had a trial with the Seagulls during the Withdean era but was not offered a deal. Right-winger Ledesma is brave as well as talented. How else would you
A CAR lease firm is set to expand into a new purpose built site. Rivervale Cars has applied for permission to build a three-storey showroom on a former factory site on the south side of Victoria Road in Portslade. It has been operating in the
In a world where transgender people still face societal barriers, oracular New York smooth-talker Justin Vivian Bond dismembered divisions. Mocking any need to refer to the fans in the cabaret seating as ladies and gentlemen, Bond - in a shimmering
’Hypnotic’ is a term over-used by music reviewers, though this couldn’t have been more apt for this varied line-up with one thing in coming: the ability to induce an almost trance-like state of contentment in its audience. Opening the night was
For a brief moment, as he put the finishing touches to Hack Attack, his book about phone hacking at the News Of The World, investigative journalist Nick Davies allowed himself to believe the grip of the power elite in Britain had been weakened.
THERE’s a plaice in all our hearts for the nation’s favourite takeaway. This humble dish may have traditionally been served in old newspapers but it doesn’t have a chip on its shoulder. The popularity of Sussex’s best takeaways shows the seaside
A revered club that has hosted some of the world’s biggest DJs is set for a new makeover. German techno duo Pan-Pot will help celebrate the launch of The Arch, previously known as The Zap Club, Digital and more recently Coliseum, in Kings Road
THE ROW over the controversial decision to offer a contract for NHS musculoskeletal services to a private company rumbles on, despite Bupa CSH pulling out of the West Sussex deal. Health bosses have admitted they could have done more to explain
A woman woke up to find a man kissing her with his hands down the back of her trousers while on a train. British Transport Police officers have issued two CCTV pictures in an effort to find a man they want to talk to, following a sexual assault
Albion have completed the loan capture of Middlesbrough wide man Emmanuel Ledesma on an initial month’s loan. The 26-year-old is Albion’s fifth loan signing and is available for Saturday’s visit of Birmingham City to the American Express Community
BRIGHTON and Hove City Council has said it will protect two of four children’s centres at risk from cutbacks. In a last minute change before the budget meeting next week it retreated on threats to hack the centres if it did not secure a near 6%
Albion must achieve something they have managed only twice all season to give their Championship survival crawl a shot in the arm. They face Birmingham at the Amex on Saturday and Leeds at home three days later. Chris Hughton will be hoping
I WOULD like to say that the photo in the recent Property News of hang-gliders over Devils Dyke was fantastic: The Wide Blue Yonder by Argus photographer Sam Stephenson. I would love to get a print from The Argus and have it framed! June Marshall
As the doctor’s surgery in Eaton Place is closing in February and 5,000 plus people are scattered to find a new doctor, could the local MPs and council do the community a favour and find a replacement surgery for this area? Name and address supplied
I am sickened to read about this lovely cat (Argus, February 10). Yet another story of mindless cruelty to innocent creatures. Recently in Worthing a sweet little pet cat was kicked to death and a harmless timid sheep set alight. What sort
NEW village development plans have caused concerns over road safety. Wivelsfield Parish Council is looking for views on its neighbourhood plan, which has gone out for consultation. As part of the plan, the council wants to focus on developing
So the council has put obstructions in Viaduct Road as a calming measure. Whether it will work we will see but no action is being taken on one of the biggest rat runs on the outskirts of Brighton – Bexhill Road and Cowley Drive to name just two
The introduction of neighbourhood planning by recent governments seems to be a cunning plan to get people to generate more housing in the areas which they would normally battle to protect, causing much friction in affected areas. Wivelsfield Parish
THE discovery of an ancient set of public toilets has contributed towards a roadworks hold-up. A major project to add bus and cycle lanes to Edward Street in Brighton was started in early November 2013. Brighton and Hove City Council has cited
THERE are growing concerns about the welfare of a woman who has been missing for a week. Kylie Stoddart, 56, from Bognor was last seen in Chichester at 3pm on February 12 and Sussex Police is now appealing for help in finding her. As well as
TRAVELLERS pitched up on a city seafront location. Caravans first arrived just before 9.30am on Tuesday in King’s Esplanade, adjacent to the King Alfred Leisure Centre. Brighton and Hove City Council officers visited the site to carry out statutory
Albion's visit to Reading has been rearranged for Tuesday March 10 (8pm). The original March 7 date for the match at the Madejski Stadium clashed with Reading's involvement in the FA Cup. Steve Clarke's Royals are at Bradford City in the quarter-finals
A MARKET has been shortlisted for four awards. Brighton’s Open Market, off London Road, is up for best regeneration, best community involvement and best tourism/leisure project in the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors South East Awards.
Albion have suffered a fresh injury blow as they close in on completing the capture of Emannuel Ledesma on loan from Middlesbrough. Solly March is facing several weeks on the sidelines following a major setback in training. The Seagulls are
IT WAS checkmate for 20 schoolchildren who took on a chess grandmaster in a simultaneous exhibition game. The chess enthusiasts, mostly from the Sussex Junior Chess association, tested their skills against former British champion Nigel Short at
A POLICE chase came to a dramatic end when a van crashed into a police station. A man was arrested yesterday morning after the blue van crashed into Seaford Police Station following a pursuit. A spokesman for Seaford Police said: “Male in blue
James Chisholm says it will be “amazing” to represent England Under-20s in the first rugby union game to be played at Albion’s home. The Junior World Championship winners play at the Amex on March 20 against France in the final match of the Six
The Council Budget Meeting on Feb 26th has a proposal for the Beach Chalets rental from Hove through to Saltdean of a 50% rent rise over 2 years. There are 5 sets of concrete terraced huts in Hove, Kemp Town, Ovingdean, Rottingdean and Saltdean
A Sussex patient suspected of having the Ebola virus has tested negative for the deadly disease. The patient was admitted to Eastbourne District General Hospital after returning from West Africa. Public Health England (PHE) carried out precautionary
BRIGHTON's Royal Blood picked up two gongs at the NME Awards and have been branded one of the most exciting bands in the UK. The dynamic rock duo scooped the Best New Band and Best Live Band awards at the ceremony held at the O2 Brixton in London
A SUSPECTED arson attack on a recycling bin spread to set alight fencing at the back of a pub. Firefighters from Preston Circus Community Fire Station were called to Sussex Street in Brighton just before 5am this morning to reports of a blaze.
FOUR bottles of beer have got all the gear to run the Brighton half marathon. A team from the Dark Star Brewery will be dressing up as their favourite tipples for the 13.1 mile event on Sunday. Steve Scott, Paul Prosser, Simon Ho and Chris
AN award-winning author called for the protection of arts funding at the launch of the Brighton Festival. Ali Smith, guest director of this year’s festival, made the call ahead of the general and local elections which coincide with the first week
After the success of last year's gaming convention in Hove, Gambit Games have decided to once again hold this event but this time try and go for bigger and better. Last years was organised to mark the 25th anniversary of Gambit Games UK, a club that
Sally Crockford, aged 46, of Hallyburton Road, Hove, pleaded guilty to two counts of drink driving. Ordered to take part in 20 alcohol treatment sessions, pay a £60 victim surcharge and £170 costs. Banned from driving for 36 months. Christopher
More than two dozen black cats discovered packed into a bedsit were “breeding uncontrollably”. Homes are now urgently needed for the 25 animals, currently being cared for by staff at Cats Protection’s adoption centre at Chelwood Gate, near Haywards
Two journalists who studied at Brighton Journalist Works have won awards for exceptional performance in the Diploma in Journalism exams. Anna McNay, was presented with the HoldtheFrontPage award for production journalism, while Daniel Woolfson,
A MOTHER of three who was rejected by publishers has released her debut novel thanks to social media. Despite a string of disappointments, Ericka Waller has published her fast-paced, Confessions Of A Mother Inferior. Described as a “laugh out
Detectives investigating three street robberies of young men in central Brighton are “not ruling out” the possibility that they are linked. Three men were robbed of items including a phone, cash and tobacco in three separate attacks between 1.30am
A road layout expert has warned that four plant pots used to slow traffic could result in increased response times for the emergency services. The controversial plant pots were installed along Viaduct Road in Brighton to tackle a speeding problem
Brendan Baker, 21, of Newnham Way, Heathfield, was convicted in his absence of driving with a valid MOT test certificated. Fined £200 plus a £20 victim surcharge and £85 costs. Carl Cannings, 26, of Wren Close, Heathfield, was convicted in his
ANIMAL lovers have a new shop to treat their furry friends. Pampurred Pets opened at 227-233 Preston Road last week and there will be a fun day for pet owners later in the month. Manager Kelly Navas said: “Everyone is very excited about the
Health bosses have admitted mistakes were made following a controversial decision to award a multimillion-pound NHS contract to a private company. Coastal West Sussex Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) wanted the £235 million contract to run services
A young dog-lover is gearing up for a starring role at next month’s Crufts after being nominated for a major award. Oscar Tarbox, 11, and his black Labrador Skya, have been nominated along with four others for Young Kennel Club Shaun McAlpine Outstanding
ONE of the city’s most exuberant running events is to return for a third year. Color Run will take place in Brighton’s Madeira Drive on Saturday, October 10. In 2014, more than 85,000 runners of all shapes, sizes and ages got into the spirit
TRIBUTES have been paid to a campaigner, journalist and co-founder of the Free Pride festival who has died suddenly, aged 56. Sheila McWattie, of York Road, Hove, was a fundraiser for the Brighton’s Women’s Centre, Cancer Research and various causes
A SUSSEX chip shop has been named amongst the best in the country for its amazing chips. To mark National Chip Week, The Argus takes a look at Sussex’s best fish and chips. Trident Fish, Albert Parade, Eastbourne TRIDENT Fish, in Eastbourne
Heathfield is becoming a property hotspot as more families choose the country life over settling in one of the area’s bigger towns. It is a historic market town standing on the southern slopes of the High Weald, close to the source of the River Cuckmere
Connells estate agency in Burgess Hill is delighted to announce that almost 75% of the first phase of new homes at Chalkers Vale has already been reserved. With just four plots on phase 1 remaining. Connells are advising prospective buyers to act quickly
Albion are expected to complete the loan signing of Middlesbrough playmaker Emmanuel Ledesma today. The 26-year-old from Argentina will join the Seagulls subject to a medical. Seagulls chief executive Paul Barber last night told a fans’ forum
Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka has tonight confirmed Emmanuel Ledesma will join Albion on loan. Speaking after tonight’s 1-1 draw at Birmingham which sent Boro top of the Championship, Karanka revealed the winger will be allowed to leave the
