Whitehawk co-owner Peter McDonnell has appealed to Sussex football fans to support the club on what could be their biggest day to date. Hawks will clinch a place in the Conference south play-offs if they beat Hemel Hempstead at home tomorrow –
A DEDICATED Albion fan who died from a brain tumour earlier this year is in the running to be named supporter of the year. Seagulls’ supporter Sarah Watts, who has been named Capital One Supporter of the Year for the Championship, is one of two
A waiter has been remanded in custody after being charged with money laundering and fraud offences. Safikul Islam faced Brighton Magistrates' Court over two offences of money laundering and with conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation
THIS is the face of the woman who is telling the world what to wear. You may have heard of Kate Foley, the New York based stylist and creative consultant. And you almost certainly will have seen pictures of her in Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire and
Katy Rice and Hannah Collisson speak to director Nadia Fall and actress Sarah Parish about Way Upstream and look at what other stage spectacles are on offer There's a cast of stars including Cutting It actress Sarah Parish and Jill Halfpenny from
Peter Pan Goes Wrong Theatre Royal Brighton, New Road, Brighton, Monday, April 20 to Friday, April 25 SLAPSTICK is alive and well as the spectacle of a bunch of amateur dramatists who are driven to distraction as their panto falls apart around
A LIFELONG love of dolphins and whales has landed Clare Owen the job of her dreams. The 26-year-old spends large parts of her time sailing on ferries between the UK and Spain and observing and monitoring the sea-living mammals in their natural
1... Satan’s Circus The Joker, Preston Road, Brighton, Friday, April 17 Madness, magic and mayhem as circus performers, live body art, belly dancers and DJ Peter von Sleaze host a night of fancy dress and rock and roll. 9pm till 2am, £8 in advance
BRIGHTON-BASED Electric Soft Parade and Brakes co-founder Thomas White introduces his new ten-piece epic pop project who are performing at a Spectrum special for Record Store Day tomorrow. “The band first got together in early 2014. We’ve all known
The Sussex coast is one of the best places to live in the country – there is no doubt about it. But the seafront is more important than just a nice place to live. It gives us our livelihoods, wellbeing and so much more. We need to consider
Detectives believe a man kidnapped off a residential Brighton street could have been a regular in betting shops in the city. Witnesses have told police that they recognised the victim but officers have so far been unable to identify or trace him
Your Move, which is proudly supporting the Sussex Beacon for the whole of 2015, had a fantastic launch day on April 1, raising much needed funds for the charity. Your Move area director Nicholas Goulden said it was just the start to the team’s
With more than ten years of successfully selling and letting homes throughout Brighton and Hove, Spencer Turner and Leigh Brand are proud to announce the launch of their new Spencer & Leigh office in Portslade Old Village. Having been the market
In the 1960s, striped shirts were all the scene and today it is trendy for politicians not to wear ties and to leave shirt collars unbuttoned. What’s next? Will we see them wearing Mandarin shirts? Chairman Mao would have been pleased! Although
I am sick and disgusted about the plans to change the Valley Gardens. Is there no shame to this Green council with their horrendous agenda. I urge all city voters who care about this city – mothers, fathers, grandparents, teenagers, aunts, uncles
Back in 1969, on being sworn in as a Sussex Police officer, I had to learn the following definition: ‘A constable is a citizen locally appointed, but having authority under the crown for the ‘protection of life and property, prevention and detection
One of the problems with finding oil under the Weald is that local householders have no right to the oil found under their house. Who benefits? Firstly, any oil discovered by the oil company goes on to the world market and the oil company gains
Regarding ‘I fear for our environment’ – A27 thoughts from Dr Tony Whitehead, Sussex Wildlife Trust, Saturday SoapBox, May 4. Post Second World War, the nationalisation of Britain’s worn-out railway forced massive motorway construction, leaving
I refer to the controversy created by the police poster on rape as printed in the Argus, April 8. I fully sympathise with the anger and frustration felt by women when it comes to the matter of rape. However, I did not see that the police message
Concern has been raised for a teenager who has been missing from his home for a fortnight. Mustafijur Rahman is thought to be in the Brighton area and police have renewed an appeal for anyone who may have seen the 16-year-old or who knows of his
A SELF-CONFESSED science fiction geek Public Service Broadcasting mainman J Willgoose admits focusing on the space race for the band’s second full-length album was a rewarding experience. As with the band’s previous work The Race For Space uses
The Set of Scales Regency Square, Hove, book online Things move quickly, we get bored quite easily so we are always trying something new” says chef-owner of Dan Kenny a little over a month since The Set of Scales first opened overlooking
PORTICO began life busking on the South Bank, but founding member Jack Wyllie admits they wouldn’t be able to do so now with their new electronic-influenced album Living Fields. “It would take a generator and a sound system to play there now,”
Albion boss Chris Hughton has demanded a quick decision by the Football League on Rotherham fielding the ineligible Farrend Rawson against his team. The Millers were charged on Monday with using the on-loan Derby defender in their 1-0 win over
Keanu Reeves' third John* (after Neumonic and Constantine) is probably his most successful, but lacks the slightly askew shenanigans (Dolph Lundgren as a musclebound Jesus, Peter Stormare as a whistle-while-you-work Satan) to keep drawing me back for
Firefighters had to cut three people free after a two car crash in Hove. The emergency services were called to Portland Road, Hove, at the junction with Rutland Gardens on Wednesday night A Ford KA and a Nissan saloon had collided. Firefighters
Mark Pearn has announced his retirement from top level hockey, admitting he could not have envisaged the golden period he enjoyed with East Grinstead. The former Olympian was 28 and had just retired from international hockey when he joined the
A derailed train which left thousands of passengers delayed has been blamed on “driver error”. Chaos was caused on the rail network after the driver went through a red light at around 2pm on Wednesday. The blunder caused disruption across the network
Albion's former head of football operations David Burke has landed a key post with the FA. He has been appointed talent ID manager of the youth development phase. Burke will help identify a future generation of potential senior England players
A cannabis factory with more than 100 plants was discovered in an unlocked property. The plants, estimated to be worth more than £10,000, were found in a property in Old London Road, Hastings, at about 5.50pm on Wednesday. In total there were
You may not have seen him stating his case on the BBC debate last night. But in today’s Argus you can read why David Cameron believes you should vote Conservative on May 7. And while the Prime Minister has been accused of avoiding a one-to-one
A TOP heart specialist is warning people of the “silent killer” that can destroy lives. Professor Douglas Chamberlain is today supporting moves to raise awareness of blood pressure and its potentially deadly effects. Prof Chamberlain was a
Business giants have been called upon to invest in our seafronts to save them from decades of decline. With councils facing massive spending cuts, visionary ideas are desperately needed to prevent a deterioration of the south coast’s fortunes.
TYPICAL Brian. These were the words of many of the hundreds of people who piled into a packed Downs Crematorium to bid farewell to the iconic Brian Ralfe. Such is his popularity, dozens stood outside to listen on loudspeakers. Draped in
A CHURCH congregation will commemorate the 80th anniversary of their building. Patcham Methodist Church in Ladies Mile Road, Brighton, held a dinner over the weekend and is hosting a festival in May to celebrate. Just a barn on a farm track
A WOMAN raped by her uncle and her ex-husband has vowed to “get on with the rest of her life” after the pair were sentences for separate offences against her. Tina Roper has waived her right to anonymity in a bid to encourage other victims of rape
KATIE Price is facing a court trial after her car was allegedly caught jumping a red light. The star is also accused of not telling police if she had been driving the vehicle. Price’s £120,000 Bentley Continental was caught by a camera on the
THEY’VE been spinning and selling discs for more than a decade – and now an independent shop has been named the best in the country. Resident in Brighton scooped the Music Week national award for Best Independent Music Retailer after being shortlisted
MORE children will start school in their preferred choice in September despite the number of new pupils rising. A total of 117 pupils in Brighton and Hove will not start at one of their top three choices. But the number of pupils offered their
BRIGHTON Wheel bosses have pledged their future to the city after Worthing approached them in an attempt to poach the attraction. Wheel owners said they would not entertain a move at the moment after officers from Worthing Borough Council contacted
Albion are scouring Europe in the hunt for goals. They are concentrating their efforts abroad in a bid to unearth another Leo Ulloa. The Argentinian talisman was sold to Leicester in the summer for £8 million. Ulloa scored 26 goals in
