Brighton College say their pupils have broken a record - not a single GCSE exam was failed out of 2,080. The college said: • Brighton College is celebrating a record haul of A* grades, with 100% of grades at A*-C • 2,080 GCSEs sat by pupils
Albion boss Chris Hughton is weighing up whether to bring Dale Stephens back into the squad for Saturday's trip to Newcastle. The midfielder targeted by Burnley has missed the last two matches to catch up on his fitness after injuries. Hughton
A Brighton university student has been named as one of the men who died at Camber Sands yesterday. Nitharsan Ravi, 22, was one of five friends who drowned at the popular beach yesterday afternoon. Friend Charles Bosco, 27, from west London
Danny Holla has parted company with Albion by mutual consent. The Dutch midfielder's three-year contract, due to expire next summer, has been terminated. Boss Chris Hughton said: "With the options and competition we have in midfield, Danny
Sussex Police have reported Katie Hopkins to Twitter for carrying out an offensive poll about the Camber Sands deaths. The poll asked followers to complete the sentence "5 dead at Camber Sands were..." with a series of negative, joke answers.
THE police watchdog is investigating the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) over an allegation that she lied on social media during her re-election campaign. A member of the public has complained that PCC Katy Bourne posted on Facebook
BRIGHTON and Hove has seen GCSE results on the rise again despite grades dropping across the rest of the country. The proportion of students achieving 5 or more GCSEs with A*-C grades including English and Maths has risen by one percentage point
A TEACHER has been convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl. Subir Chakravarty was an IT teacher at Ratton School in Eastbourne when he attacked the girl in 2014. The 38-year-old, now unemployed and of Kenneth Road, Chadwell Heath, Essex, is
THE former manager of The Cricketers pub in Brighton has been killed in a motorbike crash. Paul Nash, from Rustington, died at the scene of the crash in Shoreham Road, Henfield, on Sunday (August 21). The 47-year-old jointly managed pub
PUPILS at a fire-ravaged school will be taught in a town hall and leisure centres while temporary classrooms are built for them. Selsey Academy headteacher Tom Garfield has written to pupils’ families to tell them that pupils will be taught for
A 77-year-old woman who was seriously injured in a car crash has died in hospital. Mary Sherlock, of Fern Road, Storrington, had been in a critical condition in hospital since the crash in the B2139 at Houghton Hill, Houghton, near Amberley, last
Newcastle have suffered a double setback as they prepare to face Albion. Strikers Aleksandar Mitrovic and Dwight Gayle have both been ruled out of Saturday’s clash. The players went off with head injuries during Toon’s 2-0 win over Cheltenham
AS the next RMT rail strike grows closer, bosses and union leaders have exchanged statements on their likeliness to return to the negotiating table. Southern Railway franchise owners Govia Thameslink announced that they were "ready willing and
Bede’s Senior School in Upper Dicker has broken records yet again with over 92% of all GCSE grades at A*-C, 45% of all grades at A*-A and 20% at A*. With over 60% of pupils achieving at least 1 A* grade and over 80% achieving at least 1 A, the
STUDENTS at Priory School in Lewes have been hailed for the "outstanding progress" they have made as students GCSE results were announced. The school cited outstanding achievements in many subjects including Science, Languages, Art, Photography
Dorothy Stringer students GCSE results were better than the national average. The school said: • 72% of our students achieved at least 5 A*-C grades including English and Maths; 62% achieved at least 8 A*-C grades including English and Maths
Pupils at Cardinal Newman Catholic School have achieved the schools best ever GCSE exam results. The number of students achieving at least 5 A*-C grades including English and Mathematics increase five percent to 73.11%. Some 30 students gained
Five men who died at Camber Sands yesterday were on a day trip from London, according to police. One of the victims, named as Nithasan Ravi, drove to the resort with four friends, his brother told the BBC. He identified two of the other men
Brighton and Hove High School is celebrating another rise in top grades at GCSE with and a pass rate of 96% A*- C. 61% of all results at A*/A grades A third of girls achieved 100% A*/A grades Pupils Eve Hull, Monica Kelada, Eleanor
STAND-UP comic and political activist Eddie Izzard has announced a last-minute outdoor gig taking place this Sunday. Izzard performs Force Majeure: Reloaded direct from the West End at Bexhill's De La Warr Pavilion. Izzard, who grew up in Bexhill
Albion’s link with unsettled Blackburn defender Shane Duffy is set to rumble on. But The Argus understands suggestions the Seagulls were in negotiations over the Northern Ireland centre-back yesterday are wide of the mark. Albion have already
Blatchington Mill School & Sixth Form are celebrating GCSE results which have seen 67% of students being awarded 5A*-C grades. The school said: • Blatchington Mill is proud of excellent GCSE results, with 67% of students being awarded 5A
A TOP chippy is expanding to offer its customers a little something in the morning.Wolfie's of Hove is looking to open a new breakfast, brunch and lunch kitchen for customers just three doors away from its well-loved chippy in Goldstone Villas, Hove.Wolfie
SUSSEX Police have been rated as good at recording crime by inspectors – but more than 5,000 crimes went unrecorded last year. Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary found that the force records 95 per cent of crimes reported to it. Inspectors
A NEW arts festival next month will mark the 950th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings when William the Conqueror invaded England.ROOT1066, which begins on Saturday, September 3, explores the impact the historic event had on the country’s culture and
THE i360 has been vandalised less than three weeks after the attraction opened. Visitors noticed the crack which looked like a large cross when they were in the pod on Tuesday. Yesterday a spokeswoman for the i360 confirmed the pod had been
Five men died and a sixth person is thought to be missing in another seaside tragedy as Britons basked in the sun on the hottest day of the year. Beachgoers and emergency services tried to save three of the men after they got into difficulties
Tomer Hemed is relishing the chance to silence a massive home crowd – after hitting the goal trail for the new season. The Albion striker netted his first open-play goal of the campaign in the midweek League Cup tie at Oxford. Now he fancies
CHARITIES have praised the courage of a rape victim who spoke out about her ordeal and said it will help others to come forward in future. Campaigners against sexual abuse said Amy Groves, now 24, who was abused alongside her sister Emma by their
TIM Peake’s father hopes the first exhibition to chart his son’s voyage into space will inspire generations of children to follow in his footsteps. Nigel Peake helped put together the display which charts his son’s Chichester upbringing to how
SHOPPERS were out in force looking for a bargain as Brighton's BHS prepared to close its doors for a final time. The store in Churchill Square has been a permanent fixture on the high street in the city for decades but workers literally shut up
A BRIGHTON brewer’s experimental beer is in the running to be named best in the world after scooping a gold medal at a prestigious industry awards ceremony. Brighton Bier’s Downtown Charlie Brown won the best experimental beer in the UK title at
A NATIONAL competition has been launched to find the new voice of the speaking clock. Telecoms giant BT is looking for a new voice for the telephone service to mark the 80th anniversary of the Speaking clock. The winner will become the fifth
TWO leading schools are celebrating top GCSE grades as thousands of teenagers collect their results this morning.Lancing College has seen GCSE results improve for the third year in a row while Roedean School has achieved its best ever results.The success
AN ambitious programme of plans to improve two hospitals has been unveiled.NHS bosses want to spend more than £53 million upgrading sites at Eastbourne District General Hospital and Conquest Hospital in St Leonards.East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust will
A YOUNG footballer who narrowly missed out on being named 2015’s Young Sports Star of the year has once again been nominated for the same Argus Community Stars Award.Eight-year old Blaze Gerrard Brown - named after Liverpool star Steven - from Woodingdean
THE headteacher of fire-ravaged Selsey Academy said there was “nothing in the training manual” on how to cope with such a tragedy.Tom Garfield said seeing his school go up in flames was “heartbreaking” but a strong spirit would see the community through
