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  • Crawley's home misery continues

    Crawley Town are still looking for a first home win of the season after losing 3-0 at home to Southend United in the second round of the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy. The Reds, who have scored once all season at the Checkatrade.com Stadium, always

  • Gavin Tomlin returns on the bench for Crawley

    Gavin Tomlin is back on the bench for Crawley Town as they host Southend United in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy tonight. Tomlin features for the first time this season following summer groin surgery. The former Southend forward has not featured

  • Fire service called after person falls out of bed

    THE FIRE service was called to attend reports a person had fallen out of bed. A worried member of the public dialled 999 and asked for the fire department, but the East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service advised them it would make more sense for them

  • Nostalgia: Jubilee Street, Brighton

    Jubilee Street in the middle of Brighton was derelict for so long that hardly anyone could recall what had happened.Some said Hitler’s bombers had done the damage but the real reason was a series of plans for redevelopment that never got under way.Few

  • Time for council to act on sticky issue of sweets

    AT the M&S food store close to our office, I was astonished and delighted to discover last week that they have removed sweets, chocolates and biscuits from the self-service aisle. What a refreshing change, I thought, a commercial business taking

  • Better sugar plans

    THE intentions of the Sugar Smart City Campaign are honourable. As discussed in this newspaper previously the number of healthy options at swimming pools and leisure centres available for us to feed our exercise-induced hunger has been pitiful.

  • Close up by Laurie Keen

    St Nicholas church in Brighton has, through lack of records, an obscure ancient history, although a church was recorded here in the Domesday Book (1086). From then on it has probably been rebuilt several times in its history. Written records grew from

  • Teenager taken to hospital after cyclist and car collide

    A 15-year-old boy has been taken to hospital after a collision between a bike and a car. The teenager was taken to Worthing Hospital with minor injuries after the incident on the A259 Brighton Road near Angmering at 9am today.

  • England coach enjoys working with Albion

    Gareth Southgate has highlighted the special relationship between Albion and the England set-up. The Seagulls are staging a key Euro qualifier for Southgate's under-21s against Switzerland at the Amex next month. Albion trio Solly March, Jake

  • Volunteers must keep ball rolling as budgets cut

    A FEW weeks back I had the pleasure of taking in an evening of top open-air entertainment at the foot of the South Downs. There was high drama provoking cheers and jeers from the crowd before the performers left to a standing ovation. No, this

  • Tax is sure to divide

    THE proposed sugar tax as revealed in today’s paper is sure to split opinion. Some will see it as an added expense thanks to meddling from our council and Jamie Oliver. Others will see it as a proactive move aimed at tackling a huge problem

  • Sussex chef roasts competition

    CHEF Matt Gillan is representing the South East in elite gastronomic TV show Great British Menu. The Michelin starred chef of The Pass restaurant at the South Lodge Hotel in Lower Beeding, near Horsham, saw off London rivals to triumph in the regional

  • Space created for firms to rent on flexible terms

    BUSINESSES can now rent high-quality commercial space at flexible terms with the opening of a specialist facility.Sir Nicholas Soames, MP for Mid Sussex was joined by councillors to open the Basepoint Centre in Haywards Heath on Friday, September 25.The

  • Ex-council leader Kitcat takes on a Crunch job

    FORMER city council leader Jason Kitcat has been unveiled in his new role as an ambassador for freelancers, entrepreneurs and small businesses. The former Green leader is working for Hove-based Crunch Accounting, the fastest growing accountancy

  • Students and staff unite to oppose glass roof scheme

    UNIVERSITY staff and students have joined forces to fight plans for a development which they say could destroy the homes of birds and fish. Campus bosses have submitted planning permission to put a glass roof over the courtyard of the University

  • Personal tributes paid to ‘man of the people’

    PARTY colleagues and neighbours have revealed the humorous, down-to-earth and likeable character that lay behind one of the country’s post-war political giants. Tributes have continued to pour in for former chancellor and defence secretary Denis

  • Brighton beach venue leading way in volleyball

    BRIGHTON’S sandiest strip of beach is increasing participation in volleyball. Yellowave Beach Sports Venue in Madeira Drive is “leading the way” in developing enthusiasm for the sport, according to Lisa Wainwright, CEO of Volleyball England.

  • Former top cop for Brighton and Hove to help author

    A FORMER top cop has lent his expertise to a crime author. Former Brighton and Hove commander Chief Superintendent Graham Bartlett has lent his policing expertise to proof best-selling author William Shaw’s new novel The Birdwatcher out next year

  • Litterbugs face on the spot fine

    ON THE spot fines for littering, fly-tipping and graffiti could be issued. Members of Brighton and Hove City Council’s environment, transport and sustainability committee are being asked to agree proposals for a new waste enforcement scheme in

  • Cautious welcome for devolution revolution on business rates

    BUSINESSES have cautiously welcomed landmark changes to how business rates are collected but have warned councils not to see companies as a "cash cow" to fill funding gaps. Chancellor George Osborne has announced a major shake-up to business rates

  • New sugar campaign slammed as a 'farce'

    THERE are no changes scheduled to the sugar content of school meals, snacks in leisure centre vending machines or supermarket checkout displays despite the launch of the city council’s Sugar Smart City initiative. Claims by Brighton and Hove City

  • Search is on for the family of hero Spitfire pilot

    ON a bleak November morning in 1940 trainee pilot Harold Penketh plunged to his death while on a training flight. His Spitfire went nose first into the Cambridgeshire Fenland before exploding in hundreds of pieces. The young pilot's body was

  • Budding snapper Lucy gets up close to the animals

    BUDDING photographer Lucy Gracethorne got plenty of close-ups on a special day at the zoo as the prize for winning a competition run by The Argus. The 12-year-old was the winner of the under 16s category in the One Summer’s Day competition, held

  • New fitness craze takes Brighton by storm

    A NEW fitness craze combining running and mindfulness is taking Brighton by storm. ChiRunning brings together jogging and the key principles of T’ai Chi such as relaxation and correct alignment to enabling anyone to get involved without fear of

  • LuaLua on course to give Albion a boost

    Kazenga LuaLua is on course to give Albion an injury boost by resuming training during the international break. Boss Chris Hughton hopes to have the explosive left-winger out of the treatment room and back in light training next week. LuaLua