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  • Langford to referee Albion on their big day

    Albion will meet the man who refereed one of their darkest hours as they potentially go for the title. Oliver Langford from the West Midlands has been appointed to the Seagulls’ home game against Bristol City on Saturday. Langford was last

  • Car crash victims are both named

    TWO people who died when their car crashed into a garden have been formally identified.Ricarda Chapman and Lewis James Gardner-Smith were travelling in Lower Beeding, near Horsham, when the accident happened earlier this month.Ricarda, 25, lived in Covert

  • Woodman unsure about his future after keeping Hawks up

    Andy Woodman has no idea whether he will still be in charge at Whitehawk next season. The former Newcastle and Crystal Palace coach has guided Hawks to National League south safety with a game to spare. He says that is a case of mission accomplished

  • Pier owner furious as roof plan thrown out

    THE controversial owner of Eastbourne Pier says he is thoroughly disheartened after council planners blocked his latest idea. Sheikh Abid Gulzar has been allowed to paint the last two remaining domes gold - a colour he has used to theme the iconic

  • CCTV: Help find thief who stole £145 from bank account

    A CCTV image has been released of a woman who fraudulently withdrew nearly £150 from a person's bank account. The incident happened at around 9.15am at Lloyds Bank in Terminus Road, Eastbourne, where the woman withdrew £145 with the account holder's

  • 60 seconds with... Nicky Perry

    Nicky Perry is an HIV nurse. She helped set up the clinical research department at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust. What is your favourite place in Sussex? This is the most difficult thing to choose. I think I will choose

  • Driver taken to hospital after crash with lorry on A27

    A driver was taken to hospital after a car crashed with a lorry.  Police were called around 7am this morning after reports of a crash on the A27 at Falmer.  It appears a car collided with a lorry while trying to join the eastbound carriageway

  • Nominations are open for Youth in Action Awards

    THE Youth in Action Awards are back for a fourth year. Nominations are now open for this year’s honours which celebrate the successes of young people and their leaders in schools and youth groups. The awards ceremony will take place at The

  • Commuters speak out over a year of hell on Southern Rail

    AFTER a year of strikes on Southern Rail, commuters have expressed their dismay that the industrial dispute which has brought such misery to so many still rumbles on. Today marks one year since the first of more than 30 strikes which have brought

  • What a sorry mess

    TO BE honest here at The Argus we have not made huge news of the troubles at Southern lately for fear of repeating ourselves.But the mess on the network cannot be allowed to continue unchecked. It feels like Govia Thameslink Railway, the Government and

  • Festival will be a tasty treat for all food lovers

    HOVE Lawns is getting ready for the three day Foodies Festival which takes place over the bank holiday weekend. The star-studded line-up includes MasterChef Winner 2016 Jane Devonshire and Great British Bake Off Winner 2016 Candice Brown. It

  • Young player’s family vow to help rising stars

    THE family of tragic young cricketer Matthew Hobden are raising funds to help sports stars of the future.They say it is a way to keep alive the memory of Matthew, who died last year aged 22.This weekend there will be a screening of a boxing match, the

  • Nostalgia: Dramatic scenes as familiar sights go up in flames

    THE sky over Brighton has been filled with palls of smoke from major fires on many occasions over the years.It has also seen its fair share of memorable firework displays for a variety of occasions.Among the fires pictured above is a blaze that caused

  • 40 vehicles stopped in crackdown along the A27 and A26

    A CAR transporter was impounded for having a “completely shredded” tyre in a council and police crackdown on drivers breaking the law. The driver of the Ireland-based National Vehicle Distribution lorry was handed a £100 fixed penalty notice by the

  • Celebrity backing for 94-year-old theft victim

    GREAT British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood has pledged his support to a 94-year-old woman who had £600 of her pension money stolen while she was shopping. The celebrity baker offered to make a donation to help repay the money taken from Daisy

  • Time to raise our game to match North and Midlands

    COUNCIL leaders want to form a rival to the Northern Powerhouse and Midlands Engine to ensure the region is not left behind. The Greater Brighton Economic Board has called on the Government to support the creation of the Southern Accelerator in the

  • Rare copy of historic US document discovered in Chichester

    A RARE, handwritten copy of the US Declaration of Independence has been unearthed. Hidden away in the West Sussex Record Office in Chichester, it is only the second known parchment manuscript of the historic document. The original, signed in

  • Troubled prison ready to take on new officers

    JOBS have been offered to 24 people to become officers at Lewes Prison. Each will receive an increased starting salary of £26,500, Lewes MP Maria Caulfield said yesterday. The news came when she asked Justice Minister Sam Gyimah how Government

  • Future of HIV charity looking more hopeful

    A CHARITY which supports people with HIV or Aids could be saved following a campaign.The Sussex Beacon has been inundated with support from the community when it revealed last year year it was struggling.The Brighton-based charity said changes to the

  • Picture of the Day: Rottingdean Windmill

    Gary Reeves took this atmospheric black and white photo of Rottingdean Windmill and nature reserve. For the chance to see your photo featured here, please email it to picture.desk@theargus.co.uk and include your name, address and some information about

  • Lib Dems vote on plan to make way for Lucas

    THE LIBERAL Democrats are considering not fielding a candidate against Caroline Lucas. Members will tonight vote on proposals not to stand a candidate in Brighton Pavilion in a move which has caused dispute within party ranks, with some Lib Dems publicly

  • Questions raised over plans for £10 million hub at town hall

    QUEST IONS have been raised about the suitability of Brighton Town Hall becoming an international trade hub. Brighton and Hove City Council unveiled plans last month for the £10 million transformation of the Grade II listed civic hall in Bartholomew

  • Decision day for £1bn new neighbourhood

    A £1 BILLION development including more than 2,750 homes and a giant business park could be given the go ahead this week. Plans for the major new development from Major US real estate firm Liberty Property Trust have received the backing of council

  • Grandmother’s charity walk for tragic twins

    A GRANDMOTHER is taking part in a charity walk in memory of her twin granddaughters. Jayne Williams, 60, from Hurstpierpoint, will be joining Chestnut Tree House’s Night to Remember midnight walk next week. The hospice, near Arundel, supported

  • Working out saved my life

    A BRIGHTON man has spoken about his long-standing battle with mental health issues. Davey Shields, 33, said the illness has severely affected every aspect of his life. But working out in the gym has helped him find the structure and routine