Whitehawk maintained their challenge for a place in the Vanarama Conference south play-offs on a day when Horsham were relegated from Ryman south. It was also a disappointing day for Peacehaven, who slipped into the Ryman premier relegation zone
Albion moved closer to Championship safety today as Millwall and Rotherham both lost 2-0 to two of the clubs chasing automatic promotion. Millwall were beaten at home by Watford to goals in each half by Matej Vydra and Adlene Guedioura. Rotherham
Dean Saunders admitted the loss of Richard Wood had taken its toll after Crawley lost 2-1 at fellow strugglers Scunthorpe. Centre-back Wood was recalled by Rotherham in the week, leaving the Reds short of defenders. While Kelly Youga played
Pulborough jockey Leighton Aspell has won the 2015 Grand National on Many Clouds (25/1). Leighton, who won the race last year, told The Argus yesterday it would be "madness to win again". The Irishman, 38, gave the Oliver Sherwood-trained Hennessy
The pavilion on one of Sussex’s best-loved piers is celebrating its one-year anniversary since being given a major overhaul. In 2013 Worthing Borough Council approved plans to renovate the 1930s art deco Southern Pavilion on the town’s pier.
Crawley remain outside the League One relegation zone despite a disappointing 2-1 defeat away to fellow strugglers Scunthorpe United. Draws for Crewe and Notts County, plus a defeat for Colchester at Coventry, means the Reds are fifth bottom and
East Grinstead are through to the NOW: Pensions championship play-off final after coming from behind to beat Beeston. The Sussex side trailed 1-0 at half-time but fought back to win 5-1 with goals from Tony Wilson, Chris Griffiths, Mark Pearn,
Kelly Youga has been handed his Crawley Town debut away to Scunthorpe United today. The former Charlton defender will line-up at centre-back alongside Sonny Bradley at Glanford Park. Youga, 29, joined Crawley at the end of March after a spell
A schoolboy has died after contracting meningitis. Health officials are reassuring parents following the death of the boy, from the Brighton area. He is understood to have died last weekend. A Public Health England (PHE) spokeswoman said
SIMPLE MINDS Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Church Street, Tuesday, April 14 PERHAPS it is no surprise that Simple Minds’ most critically acclaimed albums of recent years came off the back of a tour revisiting their first five LPs. “We thought
If you’re going to be a one trick pony, you’d better make it a pretty good one. It is just as well, therefore, that Moon Duo managed just that. Let’s not get carried away though – this was still fairly rudimentary stuff. Each song essentially consisted
Blistering confidence and huge, extended tracks saw Concorde erupt in a frenzy of rock bliss, as Wolf Alice left their mark with an unforgettable show on Thursday night. It was immediately apparent the five-piece haven’t relaxed since they conquered
Miss Dietrich Regrets, Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, Thursday April 9 The emotional struggle to convince aging parents it’s time they moved into a care home is a sadly common story these days. Less common is having a legendary movie star
Wolf Alice, Concorde 2, Brighton, Thursday 9 April Blistering confidence and huge, extended tracks saw Concorde erupt in a frenzy of rock bliss, as Wolf Alice left their mark with an unforgettable show on Thursday night. It was immediately
IT’S probably best not to mention “the difficult second album” to Nadine Shah – she’s heard it all before. “As soon as I started making my second album that phrase was thrown around by everyone – even family members,” she says as Fast Food hits
The Pyramids Of Margate and Annoying The Neighbours Otherplace At The Basement, Kensington Street, Brighton, Saturday, April 11, 8pm, £10/£8.50, 07800 983 290 A double bill of one-man shows as part of the Face To Face solo festival.
The emotional struggle to convince aging parents it’s time they moved into a care home is a sadly common story these days. Less common is having a legendary movie star as a mother. Hove-based playwright, Gail Louw, showed us the conflict between
The Producers Theatre Royal Brighton, New Road, Monday, April 13 to Saturday, April 17 FOR director Matthew White working on the new touring version of The Producers was a world away from his previous job at the helm of a revived Fred Astaire
An Evening With Ray Brooks: As If By Magic – The Genius of Mr Benn Brighton Little Theatre, Clarence Gardens, Brighton, Sunday, April 12. Starts 7.45pm, tickets £10. Call 0844 888 0432. ANYONE over the age of 25 will get a flash of nostalgia
LAST summer, a war of words broke out as Shoreham Airport was draped in Nazi flags for the filming of scenes for a Hollywood movie shortly before the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Today, the movie, Woman in Gold, starring Helen Mirren
Eastbourne Borough boss Tommy Widdrington is hoping sickness will not disrupt his attempts to return to winning ways. Borough’s impressive five-match winning streak – all with clean sheets – came to an end with a 3-0 defeat at St Albans on Easter
Lewes midfielder Tom Davis has left the club. Interim boss Steve Brown would not go into the reasons but confirmed Davis went this week. Chris Breach (cut eye) and Gary Elphick (dead leg) are doubts for today’s game at Met Police while Jack
John Rattle insists Burgess Hill are determined to keep building on this season’s remarkable success. The Hillians wrapped up the Ryman south title over Easter with four games to spare. Their title-clinching win over Carshalton on Saturday
Steven King is wary of the threat Wealdstone pose to Whitehawk’s play-off hopes. But the Hawks boss is happy to have the club’s destiny in their own hands. They are currently fifth in Vanarama Conference south and will be guaranteed a place
BUDDING pop stars of the future – here is a piece of news that could be hitting all the right notes. Hit TV talent show The Voice is coming to Brighton next week in search of the next big musical talent. The BBC show is on the hunt for people
Face masks at the ready – a musty smog has been crawling its way over Sussex in recent days. In scenes closer to Beijing than the south coast, air pollution levels have been so high that public health warnings have been issued. The fog is a
It's the one day in the calendar when hardened punters rub shoulders with once-a-year-gamblers in bookmaker shops up and down the country. And like the spectacles of yesteryear, Saturday’s Grand National promises to be bursting with action as 40
NOW in its sixth year, the Brighton Marathon has become a mainstay in the city’s calendar. As thousands of runners limber up to tackle the 26.2 mile course, GARETH DAVIES brings all you need to know about one of the county’s biggest events. The
SUSSEX Police has apologised and scrapped its new rape prevention posters following a wave of criticism. Last week the force released posters encouraging friends to stay together on nights out with the slogan: “Which one of your mates is most vulnerable
Inigo Calderon is convinced Albion should have had a crucial penalty last night. But he admits they are concerned about their position just above the drop zone. Albion suffered a third successive defeat as they lost 2-0 at home to Championship
