Sussex slipped closer to a fifth Championship defeat in their last six games as Durham tightened their grip at Arundel Castle. Steve Magoffin had given Sussex a glimmer of hope with a superb opening spell after they had been bowled out for 201
Nine more motorists have been charged with drink and drug driving offences. They include Daniel Foster, 25, of Mulberry Lane, Worthing, who was arrested at 1.10am on Saturday after officers stopped his car in South Street, Tarring, because it did
Steve Magoffin produced a scintillating spell with the new ball to give Sussex a glimmer of hope of beating Championship leaders Durham at Arundel. Magoffin struck four times in his first three overs to reduce Durham to 13-4 in their second innings
Two men posing as police officers stopped a car and searched it. The mysterious incident happened at about midday on Thursday, June 11, when a Nissan Pulsa driven by a 49-year-old local man was stopped by a dark blue Skoda Octavia in Catelupe Road
A man who died after he swam in the sea near Brighton's Palace Pier on Saturday morning has been named. He was Thabo Gwemende, 22, of Talfourd Way, Redhill, Surrey. Just after 7am on Saturday police and coastguards were called to Madeira Drive
LOTS of people take pride in their city and even more like to boast about their country, but very few do so about their county.Residents in Brighton, Worthing or Seaford may wax lyrical for hours about how wonderful their hometown is – reeling off lists
It must have been very frightening for people living and working near to the fires breaking out across the city the other day and our firefighters did a tremendous job protecting life and property. It was reassuring to see that additional resources
WE’VE a wedding in our family in August, and rarely does a wedding in our family go off without a hitch. At family get-togethers, we’ve already started staring at each other gimlet-eyed, wondering who will be the perpetrator and what form an “incident
YET more sour grapes from the Green Party and their cohorts as Joyce Edmond-Smith criticises a petition set up asking for our view of the Lewes Road traffic scheme (Letters, Monday 8 June 2015). Worse still, Ms Edmond-Smith's petty name-calling
NOW there’s a surprise. In the run up to the General Election the residents of Brighton were given the impression that a vote for the Conservatives could mean that a second rail line to London could be made a priority – now with a Conservative
AT LAST. Catch up all you councillors Brighton and Hove has been at a halt for years. Instead of finding ways to let the traffic move easier you just keep putting in more cycle lanes. What about people who have to deliver in this so-called
MY CONTRIBUTION to the Henry Holden debate stems from a year long trip to America in 2002 when I toured the country in a small mobile home. The trip was funded with compensation from a long legal battle. I came back flat broke but you cannot put
A STUDENT who vanished nearly a month ago has been found safe and well in America. Chay Dunn, who attends the University of Brighton, was thought to travelled more than 3,500 miles to see someone he met on the internet. Police asked for help
I OFFER my thanks to the almost 15,000 residents in Brighton Pavilion who trusted me with their vote on May 7. We sought Labour representation for the constituency and across the country but that aim was not shared by most people here. I am
Politics can be exhausting at times. Just when you think that there's time for a bit of read and review, the circus moves on and along comes another audience for the clowns to perform to. Nowhere is that clearer that the current election for
In the novel 1984 there is a perpetual war against an unseen enemy which changes from time to time. So it is with the War Against Terror, which is a war against an abstract noun. Before the invasion of Iraq, there were no fundamentalist Islamic
WE do not always get to shine a light on the amazing work that goes on in our schools – but yesterday we did. The second Youth in Action Education Awards at the Sussex County Cricket Ground in Hove was a triumph. Building on our first event last year
REGARDING your article “Village at War”, Friday June 5. Those of us in Chailey who put fields to good work with local beef and dairy farmers were annoyed to read that the sheep and alpaca keeper at Tomkins, Philip O’Conor, calls us ‘hypocritical
Sussex face a battle to avoid the follow-on after Durham exposed their vulnerable batting on the second morning at Arundel. Chris Rushworth struck three times to pass 50 wickets for the season as Sussex slumped from 44-2 overnight to 135-8 at lunch
A DOCTOR'S surgery was shut down suddenly over fears prescriptions were administered late and a doctor was not co-operating with a health authority, it has emerged. Dr Andrew Watts "had not engaged with NHS England" and prescriptions had "not been
City College Brighton and Hove has appointed its new chief executive. Nick Juba, a University of Brighton graduate, will leave the University of the Arts London, Europe's largest arts school, where he is currently director of the university's awarding
A MOTORCYCLIST engulfed in flames after a crash was saved by a man who rushed out of his house armed with a watering can. The resident doused the 39-year-old Hove biker in water and gave him first aid until emergency services arrived in the wake
Crawley Town will return to the scene of late-season heartbreak in the opening week of the coming campaign. Reds have been drawn away to Peterborough United in the first round of the Capital One Cup. The tie will take place in the week commencing
GrasscutOtherplace At The Basement, Kensington Street, Brighton, Wednesday, June 17A SENSE of place has always been central to Brighton electronic duo Grasscut's work.Debut album One Inch Half Mile soundtracked a trek across the Sussex Downs to the lost
A FOOTBALL hooligan involved in a notorious street brawl is among six fans in hot water after failing to observe new stricter rules for a recent England game. Littlehampton’s Stuart McCullough, who was given a 15-month jail sentence for his part
Albion have been drawn away to League One new boys Southend United in the first round of the Capital One Cup. The tie against Phil Brown’s men will take place in the week commencing August 10 and will therefore be the second game of the season.
A HUSBAND-AND-WIFE duo who have fostered more than 65 children have both been honoured. The Argus reported on Saturday that Rob Goddard from Peacehaven had picked up an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. It has now been revealed that
ACTRESS Dor Bryan will be remembered with a blue plaque. The film star is to be commemorated with the ceramic sign on the building that held a special significance to her as a hotel. The stage and screen star, who was in television shows Last
Midfielder Conor Henderson has committed his short-term future to Crawley Town. Henderson is set to sign a six-month contract today after weighing up offers from other clubs. The former Arsenal trainee initially joined Reds from Hull City on
The i360 is going up. Brighton's seafront viewing tower has risen above ground. The first cans for the 26metre tower were jacked into place yesterday. Watch the progress of the i360 building works live on The Argus' i360 webcam.
HIGH fliers are being encouraged to come to a popular festival as it returns to Brighton later this month. Animals and crazy shapes are set to take to the skies at the Brighton Kite Festival as it returns to Stanmer Park on Saturday July 11 and
Leaving singer-songwriter Lisa Mitchell’s gig, one audience member was heard to comment: “If you really want to go retro, why not use a CD Walkman? At least that’s reliable!” Unfortunately, while former Australian Idol contestant Mitchell and fellow
There’s very little about Dan Deacon that could be considered clichéd rock and roll. Even the night of this gig, an unglamourous Monday, seemed destined to throw his party at a return visit to The Haunt off the rails. But the Baltimore-based
A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl was taken to hospital with a broken leg after a lorry crashed into her in a hit and run. The crash occurred in Middle Street, Brighton, shortly after 1pm on Friday but police issued an appeal for witnesses this morning.
HERTIAGE groups are calling on a Government minister to stop planning approval for a development that would see the demolition of one of Brighton's oldest shops. Brighton and Hove Heritage Commission has been joined in its bid to save the Timpson
TODAY is Sussex Day - but you'd be forgiven for not noticing. The celebration of all things Sussex was the idea of Ian Steedman, from Worthing, who believed a day should be set aside to honour our home county which sees towns and villages raise
Sussex’s injury jinx struck again after Ajmal Shahzad broke down on his comeback at Arundel Castle yesterday. Shahzad bowled just four overs on the opening day of the Championship clash with Durham before leaving the field for treatment. The
A REVOLUTIONARY audio company has smashed its Kickstarter campaign target to raise £177,277 towards a new range of earphones. Flare Audio, based in Lancing, said the successful campaign was about more than money but making the world aware of its
TWO single mums are battling motherhood, school runs and baking in a bid to win over the nation with their artisan marshmallows. Fay Millar and Adele Wilkinson quit the nine to five rat race to pursue their dream of a career in cake decorating
TENORS and altos were in perfect harmony for a tenth anniversary celebration concert. The Sussex Harmonisers celebrated the milestone with a show at St John’s Church in Burgess Hill featuring The Royal Harmonics from Windsor and Coastline Harmony
CONCERNS have been raised after reports that a girl as young as eight took part in a naked bike ride event. Onlookers who contacted The Argus reported seeing the girl, aged about "eight or nine", taking part in the Brighton Naked Bike Ride on Sunday
A FORMER council planning officer was spared jailed after she pretended to be a qualified barrister to get ahead in her career. Monika Juneja used false qualifications to get jobs including a role as a planning officer at Brighton and Hove City
TRIBUTES have been paid to a "generous, loving and wonderful daughter" who has died after being hit by a car. Rebecca Long, 21, from Brighton, died in hospital on Saturday due to injuries from a crash last Thursday. The former Brighton and
TRIBUTES have been paid to a man who died in a car crash. Flowers, cards and teddy bears in memory of the 27-year-old have been placed at the junction of Offington Avenue and Offington Drive, Worthing, where the crash happened in the early hours
SCHOOLCHILDREN enjoyed getting their hands on the dough in a cooking workshop. Pupils at the Hertford Infant and Nursery School in Brighton were invited to take part in the pizza making workshop as part of a healthy living week organised by the
ALBION are weighing up an approach from Sussex neighbours Crawley to take goalkeeper Christian Walton on a season-long loan. Crawley are one of a number of clubs to have enquired about the availability of the England under-20 international.
