Gordon Greer enjoyed anther international clean sheet as he got 90 minutes for Scotland tonight. But his Albion colleague Aaron Hughes suffered late disappointment as Scotland beat his Northern Ireland side 1-0 in a friendly at Hampden Park.
Steve Brown praised Lewes’s best 90-minute performance under his management as they eased relegation fears Albion youngster Jack Rowe-Hurst, who is with Rooks on work experience, scored the first in a 2-1 win at home to Enfield. Emmett O’Connor
A man accused of ordering the murder of a mother-of-five who was stabbed to death as she tended her horses in a New Forest field has told a court how he wanted to "frighten" her and stop her making allegations of sexual assault against him. Pennie
I read with great interest the article in the Argus (March 23) Residents clean up the city. It’s brilliant that a team of residents and council workers got together to clear discarded litter. One thing that has struck my husband and myself when
David Rowland (letters, March 23) asks what are the good points of the Green council’s actions since they took over. The Seven Dials, pictured, is no longer a race track where drivers practiced devil take the hindmost and the gyratory system is
All the roads off the Islingword Road from Milton to Cobden Road are an alternate direction but ours is dangerously two-way. Twice I have asked a councillor why it has not been made one way and the most ridiculous reply is because it’s wider than
The Greens are determined to carry on with the Valley Gardens and Aquarium project it seems. Why are they so hell bent on changing the infrastructure of Brighton out of all recognition and why are we, the residents, council tax payers, not allowed
The discourse on reopening the Lewes to Uckfield line rumbles on with still no sensible arguments in favour. Why a reader thinks it would ease congestion by providing a new route to London defies imagination. When the direct route from Brighton
A BORIS bikes-style scheme is set to come to Brighton and Hove after the announcement of a £1 million government award. The shared bike scheme would see 430 bikes available from 50 docking stations across the city, from the marina to Portslade
Chief executive Michael Dunford has warned further cutbacks are inevitable at Crawley unless a suitable buyer is found for the club. Reds were put up for sale two years ago on Monday but nobody has come forward who has been able to prove they have
NINE addresses have been raided across Brighton and Hove as part of an operation to thwart drugs gangs supplying the city with heroin from Liverpool. The raids resulted in 16 arrests, the seizure of £50,000 cash, together with six kilos of heroin
A campaign to tackle suicide has been launched after it was revealed the city has some the highest rates in the country. Grassroots Suicide Prevention’s campaign hopes to reduce suicides in Brighton and Hove which are proportionally higher than
Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson's contract will not be renewed, the BBC has announced. Director-general Tony Hall said the decision had been taken with "great regret". He said: "It is not a decision I have taken lightly." Clarkson has
Government inspectors have returned to a Sussex NHS trust just days before the publication of a report into its performance. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) made an unannounced visit to East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust today and will return again
A four-year-old boy who was crushed to death after a 19-stone mirror fell on him in a designer shop died in "an accident that was waiting to happen," a coroner has stated. Senior Oxfordshire Coroner Darren Salter's comments came after an inquest
PRESSURE is mounting on council bosses to make public plans which could see the closure of a tourist information centre. Lewes District Council has drawn up plans to sell off 49 sites for development, with the tourist office in the High Street
David Cameron today attacked Brighton and Hove’s Green council when he said the authority was “incapable of emptying people’s dustbins”. The remark came when Simon Kirby, MP for Brighton Kemptown, asked: “Mr Speaker, it’s very easy to just say
Brighton and Hove could soon be the new home for a small number of refugees whose lives have been devastated by the Syrian Civil War. NEIL VOWLES reports SOME of the most traumatised and vulnerable victims of Syria’s devastating civil war are set
A MILLIONAIRE businessman and his foreman are still on bail after being arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence after a carpenter’s fatal fall. Last month The Argus exclusively revealed developer Mike Holland, owner of Hove-based
The Prime Minister has backed Argus calls for a train firm to review its compensation scheme after our exclusive stories highlighted the plight of Brighton to London commuters. The Argus revealed earlier this year how 1,700 Brighton to London Victoria
Crawley Town have boosted their hopes of staying in League One by signing former Manchester United striker John Cofie on a one-month deal. The 22-year-old comes straight into the squad for Saturday’s clash with Gillingham at the Checkatrade.com
I was taken to task last week in the letters page by Graham Chainey over my support for the i360 observation tower now being built on Brighton seafront. He said that in giving what he called a puff to the venture I had never stated my interest
CARDINAL Newman lifted the Under-12 Brighton, Hove and District Schools Rugby Association Cup after beating Dorothy Stringer 26-14. The clash at Brighton Rugby Club on Thursday proved to be the perfect warm-up for the finale of the RBS Six Nations
IF you’re looking to cop some love then look no further than former police constable Tara McDonnell on page three to bag yourself a thin blue Caroline. She’s arrested any decline in the love fortunes of her clients so you’d be silly plodding along
GOOD luck to Albion chairman Tony Bloom, who is taking on the Brighton Marathon for the second time for a charity which supports people with multiple sclerosis. He has personal reasons for this as Overcoming MS is a charity set up by his wife Linda
A STRUGGLING community centre has been saved by a £10,000 grant. The Old Boat Corner Community Centre in Carden Hill, Hollingbury, Brighton, was supported financially by the social club at the same venue – but that closed. Liz Clift, chairman
SOME much-welcome government money is being cashed in to help the council it has served as a wake-up call for the scope of our seafront problem. With almost £9 million coming from the Department for Transport to help save part of our beloved city
TRAINS are at a standstill after a person trespassed on the track. Southern Railway initially said services were at a standstill at Three Bridges because someone had been hit by a train, but later corrected this and said there had been a trespass
AN UNEXPLODED Second World War bomb was found under a tree at Gatwick Airport. A bomb squad was called in when the device was found in the airport ground between the north and south terminals on Tuesday morning. The weapon had been there so
A MAN has been charged with drug-driving after his car hit a tree. Jacob Burge, 25, from Southlands Avenue, Bexhill, has been released on bail and will appear at Hastings Magistrates' Court on April 22. He was arrested at 9am on December 27
A WOMAN who describes herself as a sex goddess has spoken out to clear her name after a criminal prosecution against her was stopped. Angela Nangle, 62, was accused of not notifying Brighton and Hove City Council of a change of circumstances while
A TEENAGE girl was attacked and robbed in a park. The 16-year-old was in a play park in St John’s Road, St Leonards, at 7pm on Thursday, March 19, with friends when another girl approached her, punching her in the face and stomach. The attacker
A BIKER was taken to hospital with a broken rib, chest and knee injuries after crashing with a car. A purple Triumph motorbike travelling east collided with a red Alfa Romeo travelling west in Upper Shoreham Road, Shoreham, shortly before 5pm on
The search is on to find artists capable of creating eye-catching work worthy of a prime seafront location. Hove Civic Society has issued a call to artists to submit sculpture proposals for the Hove Plinth project. The charity wants to build
A DRIVER is in hospital with serious injuries after his car careered off the road and crashed on its side in a field. The 32-year old Nutbourne man was alone in the silver Peugeot 108 during the accident at 4.20pm on Tuesday travelling eastbound
The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield has a reputation for staging quality musical theatre and their current offering enhances that reputation. This effervescent production proves that Cole Porter’s wit and songwriting has lost none of it potency.
Madcap mayhem and calamitous blunders result in an evening of sheer lunacy in Peter Pan Goes Wrong. The incompetence of The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society in presenting J M Barrie’s classic story includes bungling stage hands, faulty props,
Given her increasing status over the last couple of years as a world leader in pop, it was hard to believe that Charli XCX was on her first tour of the UK. Awaiting her arrival onstage, the surges from a crowd wearing Victoria Beckham's wardrobe
There was something truly spiritual about Jon Gomm’s performance on Tuesday; it was a stark reminder of this indefinable thing that people strive for, often called “God”. Gomm creates music that he hears in his head and wrestles the sounds out
Aaron Hughes wants to forget his Albion frustrations by celebrating a happy anniversary. The Seagulls defender will become Northern Ireland’s joint most capped outfield player alongside David Healy if he features against Scotland tonight. Albion
FROM detective to matchmaker might sound like the plot of an oddball comedy but for one ex-cop it makes perfect sense. Former police constable Tara McDonnell has set up a dating agency and said her previous career with Sussex Police has equipped
THE sea estate is extremely well located with direct access from various points to the sea and greensward. Rustington with its comprehensive shopping facilities can be found approximately one miles distant. Angmering’s mainline railway station
WORTHING have unveiled a former Worthing United player who was left in a wheelchair following a car accident as the club’s financial saviour. George Dowell has been appointed as a new director of the Rebels and the majority shareholder in the company
STUDENTS were duped into becoming money mules after signing up for online jobs with fake companies. A 21-year-old man from Chichester and a 20-year-old from Worthing fell foul of the money laundering scam they moved thousands of pounds, which had
A THREE car crash caused delays in Hastings. The road was blocked between the A28 junction and the Bluemans Lane junction. The road is now clear
AN EMPTY council building will form the backdrop to a major new BBC TV series. Adur Civic Centre in Shoreham has been transformed into the sets and production offices for new BBC One drama series Cuffs, which focuses on Sussex Police. The majority
UNIONS have welcomed a hospital’s decision to take back control of cleaning, catering and portering services. Private firm Sodexo was awarded a £15 million a year contract to provide the services at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS
THERE were traffic delays in Brighton city centre this morning after a two car crash. The road was closed between the New Road junction and the A23 St James’s Street junction. The accident caused delays and diversions to bus services. Brighton
LET us help you save the seafront – that is the message from the city’s businesses with an additional £90 million needed for repairs. Yesterday the government revealed they had given Brighton and Hove City Council £9 million to refurbish a section
A cult comedy troupe is looking to replace the huge props selection it lost in a fire nine months ago via a special fundraising performance. The Treason Show will host a special fundraiser on Saturday in a bid to replenish the dressing-up box which
POLICE were called to an “eco-school” over fears that bats could be killed. Residents living near Dorothy Stringer School in Loder Road, Brighton, called the police accusing the school of potentially destroying bat habitats as part of work to build
A WATERSPORTS festival wants to hear from more people who want to be at one with the waves. Paddle Round The Pier has put out the call for those who want to try surfing, kayaking and light sailing at its Access Beach for disabled people this summer
Price £340,000 AFTER a two-year, multi-million pound restoration by award-winning local developers, The Pure Groups, Mayfair House presents a rare opportunity for you to own an individually designed premier apartment in the heart of Worthing, West
A WOMAN was subjected to a torrent of abuse by internet trolls after setting up a petition calling for Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson to be sacked. Nicole Healing, from Brighton, gained more than 56,000 supporters for her petition urging the
NEIGHBOURS of Al Capone – the woman behind Worthing’s pink house – have accused the council of failing to confront the notorious resident. Alexandra Capone, 40, is due to appear in court on March 30 for allegedly breaching an antisocial behaviour
Albion chairman Tony Bloom will run his second Brighton Marathon in aid of a multiple sclerosis charity set up by his wife. The Brighton and Hove Albion owner hopes to raise more than £100,000 and complete the marathon in three hours and 45 minutes
FROM military emblems to badges about food – Gary Ward’s suit has them all. The 54-year-old, from Portslade, has spent nearly three years collecting and pinning thousands of different brooches to the outfit and will continue until almost every
A SHOPPING centre was inundated with little princesses eagerly awaiting the release of a new fairytale film. Mini Cinderellas visited Churchill Square Shopping Centre to celebrate the launch of the new Disney film and take part in wand making workshops
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Today: It looks set to be mainly cloudy in the morning. Sunny periods later, but an isolated shower is possible too. Gentle northerly winds. Max temp 7-10C (45-50F). Tonight: Southern areas will see light rain but the odd heavier bursts
Albion chairman Tony Bloom is aiming for a top six finish next season. Seagulls have battled against relegation in the Championship for most of the current campaign but, with safety almost secured, Bloom is looking ahead. He said “We will do
Burgess Hill took another step closer to the Ryman south title tonight. The Hillians had to settle for a 1-1 draw away to Corinthian-Casuals which leaves them needing another seven points to be guaranteed as champions. They are 12 points clear
