POLICE are no longer considering the death of a 23-year-old in the city as murder. Georgi Yaschuk, 23, of Cambridge Road, Brighton, died after being hit by a lorry at 2.40am on Sunday, April 10 in Western Road, Brighton. It appeared there had
Albion will play Friday and Monday night games in the play-offs if they miss out on automatic promotion. Dates have been confirmed for the Championship semi-finals. And they have thrown up the prospect of a Friday trip to South Yorkshire or
You need a bit of swagger to make a fashion statement in front of an audience of hundreds at an awards ceremony. To walk onto stage wearing a bold check suit, trousers short enough to reveal no socks and black shoes. So it was at the Amex on
Crawley Town have confirmed the appointment of Dermot Drummy as their new manager on a two-year contract. The Argus exclusively revealed that Drummy was the No.1 target of owner Ziya Eren following the sacking of Mark Yates on Monday. The former
A sheepdog has turned up on his owners' doorstep nearly two weeks after he went missing 240 miles away. Pero stunned his owners Alan and Shan James by appearing at his home in Aberystwyth, Wales, after disappearing in Cumbria. "He was literally
A 24-year-old man has said he feels "normal" for the first time in his life after losing 25 stone and dropping 30 inches from his waistline. Oliver Bales said he had been bullied about his weight - which at his heaviest reached nearly 39 stone
A man has died following a fire in his flat this morning. West Sussex firefighters were called to the second floor flat in Maltravers Road, Littlehampton, just before 9am this morning. The first fire crew on scene arrived in moments with the
A frenetic and charming opening set from Cincinatti trio Leggy paved the way to a flawless performance from Ramones-influenced Japanese power punk trio Shonen Knife. Playing to an audience comprised of Bright Young Things pogoing enthusiastically
A vandalised memorial bench for two girls murdered in a Brighton park will be replaced. The Babes in the Wood bench in Wild Park, Brighton, is to be replaced in a special one-off joint initiative by Brighton and Hove City Council and Sussex Police
MYSTERY still surrounds the death of a woman who was found on the pavement outside her house with a fractured skull. Detectives still believe that someone has information that may help solve the mystery of the tragic death of an Eastbourne woman
A MAN has been charged with drink driving after a car collided with a lamp post and ended up in some bushes closing one of Sussex’s busiest roads. Anil Sidhu, 31, a bar steward, of Cowick Road, London, has been charged after the collision on the
A MAN who died when his car hit a wall has been named. Wayne Daniel Puttick, 27, of Hailsham Road, Heathfield passed away when his blue Ford Focus car struck a wall and overturned into a culvert while travelling west on the B2124 at Laughton, near
Crawley Town are poised to confirm their new manager later today. Former Chelsea and Arsenal coach Dermot Drummy will take over from Mark Yates, who parted company with Reds on Monday. The new boss will bring in two new signings - both Turkish
GOLD disc divas Sister Sledge are the latest act to be added to this summer's Brighton Pride line-up. The We Are Family and Frankie singers are set to get the crowds moving at Preston Park in August after being added to the line-up for the country's
Albion will be beaming back their promotion decider at Middlesbrough to the Amex. The game on Saturday, May 7, will be broadcast live via a special pitchside big screen, for up to 3,000 fans in the North Stand, and in the BUPA and Heineken Lounges
A MEMORIAL bench for the child victims of one of Britain's most notorious unsolved murders has been smashed in half by mindless vandals. The bench in Wild Park dedicated to murdered schoolgirls Karen Hadaway and Nicky Fellows has been left unusable
A CAT lover is rejoicing after vets used microchip technology to identify her missing cat to its owners her after nine months. Mary Hobden, 78, lost Candy last August after her daughter’s dog chased the cat out into the garden. Ms Hobden, of
COUNTRYSIDE beauty spots including country parks at Ditchling Common and Seven Sisters are to be managed by outside organisations. East Sussex County Council is looking for organisations with a "background in conservation and working with visitors
A LIFEBOAT has been officially named by the family who donated it. The rigid inflatable lifeboat was doused in Champagne at Shoreham lifeboat station on Saturday. It was named in memory of the late Joan Woodland. Her son David Woodland named
Albion boss Chris Hughton has played down the impact of a scattered fixture list on the Championship promotion race. The three clubs locked together on 87 points and contesting an automatic place in the Premier League are in action on different
A COMMUNITY college has revealed plans to become part of a trust founded by a teacher who has received a knighthood for his services to education. Governors at Ringmer Community College and Sixth Form are “seriously considering” working in partnership
HOUSING association staff raised nearly £2,000 for an animal charity. Southdown Housing Association staff raised £1,828 for their charity of the year, Sussex Caring Pets. Chief Executive Neil Blanchard and assistant company secretary Roz Spellman
Boss Darren Freeman admits Yasin Ben El-Mhanni is highly unlikely to still be at Lewes next season. The 20-year-old Rooks forward scored on his debut for Chelsea under-21s in a 3-1 win at Middlesbrough on Monday evening. El-Mhanni was one of
UPDATE: Sussex Police said this incident has been cleared, with no injuries. A CRASH is causing long delays on the A27 near Shoreham. Two vehicles have crashed on the A27 eastbound at the A293 Shoreham harbour turn-off. One lane is closed
Talks aimed at averting further strikes by Southern Railway conductors are to be held. The development emerged hours before the end of a 24-hour walkout by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union in a dispute over the role of conductors
Hastings United hope to have a new manager in place inside a month. But chairman Dave Omerod admits he had tears in his eyes when Garry Wilson and assistant Danny Bloor stepped down. United are on the hunt for a new boss after narrowly missing
Hastings Pier has reopened to the public following renovation work costing £14.2 million after the structure was gutted by a fire. The 144-year-old pier was closed for safety in reasons in 2008. In October 2010 it was almost completely destroyed
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Albion ace Connor Goldson thought he would have to leave to get game time. But boss Chris Hughton blocked a loan move for the Seagulls’ young player of the season. Goldson, 23, has owned up to early frustration before capitalising on injury
THEY may be wearing habits in a church but none of these ladies has resigned herself to the contemplative life. The actresses swept into East Hoathly church to rehearse for their production of Sister Act. They are due perform the 1992 hit comedy
GREEN councillors have forced controversial plans to close the historic Hove Library building to be put on hold. Councillors were due to vote on the business case for the sale of the 1908 Andrew Carnegie building in Church Road, Hove, tomorrow
THE LAST guitar Prince ever played was made in Sussex. Simon Farmer, 47, owner of Gus Guitars, created the Purple Special guitar and sent it out to the iconic popstar earlier this year and was set to tour with it before his untimely death.
DOCTORS on the picket lines warned new contracts being enforced by the Government will put some off working here. The warning came on a day of strikes with hundreds supporting the junior doctors outside the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton
A NEW service could help hundreds of pensioners who are being abused every year. The latest figures show 1,700 safeguarding concerns were raised in Brighton and Hove last year and it is hoped the new service will help those who have been through
A PACK of 30 giant snowdogs will descend on the city streets later this year. Sponsors have pledged £5,000 per dog to help raise money for The Martlets hospice and form the biggest charity art trail Brighton and Hove has seen. The dogs, individually
BRIAN Wilson from the Beach Boys will be making his only UK festival appearance of the year in Brighton. The Together the People festival has pulled off the scoop as it returns for its second year at Preston Park and the singer songwriter will
A CHARITY race aimed at busting a cancer taboo is being put on by a man who had his own health scare. Events organiser Dave Samuel had a cancer scare when he found a lump five years ago. He said: "I was obviously somewhat stressed by the discovery
