Sussex took a point from their opening match in the Royal London One-Day Cup after a rain-hit game at Lord's. Luke Wright's men were facing a daunting run-chase after Middlesex had made 341-5 with Ryan Higgins blasting 24 runs from Ajmal Shahzad's
POLICE are appealing to a jogger who might be able to help in a sexual assault enquiry to get in contact. The woman was running along a path alongside Steyning Cricket Ground when she stopped to speak to a teenage girl. The 16-year-old victim had
POLICE have renewed an appeal for witnesses to an accident which has left a man critically ill in hospital. The 71-year-old was cycling in Teville Road, Worthing when he was involved in a collision with a car. Police are asking for the driver
Sergeant Alexander Blackman will be released from jail and reunited with his family tomorrow. The 42-year-old, who grew up in Bevendean, had his murder conviction quashed by five judges at the Court Martial Appeal Court in London last month.
MONDAY is May Day, a welcome bank holiday and a day associated with maypole dancing and the crowning of the May queen. It is a way of saying farewell to winter – though this year’s temperatures are predicted to be chilly. We’ve come up with some
FIREFIGHTERS freed a man trapped in a car after a crash with a van. Emergency services were called to the A259 South Street, Eastbourne, at 10.44am this morning after a collision between a Jaguar car and Ford Transit van. A man in the Jaguar
A HEALTH club with three branches in Sussex is trialling an unusual new workout - consisting of a 45-minute group nap. David Lloyd Clubs has revealed plans to start the 40 winks workout - or Napercise - where a fitness studio is filled with beds
A SUSSEX winner has scooped a £1million lottery prize. The winner from the Arun district has come forward to claim the EuroMillions prize from March 10. Andy Carter, Senior Winners’ Advisor at The National Lottery said: “We’re delighted that the
ALMOST half of dogs in Brighton and Hove have a health problem. Research has shown 46% of dogs in the city are unwell; 27% had anal gland problems and 9% were overweight. 64% of owners did not know poor nutrition is the leading cause of health
Sam Baldock is back in training as Albion prepare for their champions challenge against his old club Bristol City. But Shane Duffy's next appearance will be for his country, not his club. The Republic of Ireland central defender has been ruled
THE FORMER boss of the University of Sussex has taken over at the West Pier. Professor Michael Farthing will be taking over the role of chairman at the West Pier Trust. Prof Farthing will be helping the trust move to a new seafront office and develop
Skipper Luke Wright believes a switch in format can help Sussex kick-start their season. Sussex begin their Royal London One-Day Cup campaign at Lord’s today on the back of heavy defeats in their opening two County Championship games. The county
THE Liberal Democrats will not contest the seat currently held by Green Party co-leader Caroline Lucas. The local party members in Brighton Pavilion decided to back the Greens in the seat in an effort to fight Brexit and the Tories. In further
A road was blocked after two cars crashed. Police were called around 6.40am this morning to Mackie Avenue, Patcham, after two cars were involved in a collision. The road was partially blocked but has now been cleared.
Uwe Huenemeier can’t wait to hear the Amex roar as Albion go for the title. The Seagulls are preparing for another full house for the visit of Bristol City on Saturday. They could cheer the Seagulls to the crown, or even be celebrating from kick-off
FORMER glamour model Katie Price has defended using a racial term on live television. The 38-year-old said she mentioned the N-word so she could help raise awareness of the sort of abuse her disabled son faces. The star, who lives near Horsham
A SERIES of public meetings is being held to help shape the future of a port town. Since 2014 Newhaven Town Council has been asking residents, businesses and organisations about what they think makes the town special and what could be improved.
THE number of births at two hospitals have fallen over the past four years. The figures emerged in a report into maternity services run by Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Trust being discussed at a board meeting tomorrow. The report has highlighted
A CAMPAIGNER has criticised moves to downgrade a town’s Crown post office. The Post Office is proposing to close the building in Newhaven High Street and transfer to a refurbished site in Newhaven Square. Subject to a consultation launched
A MAN seen hitting a dog on CCTV has been spoken to by police but has not been arrested. Shocking CCTV footage captured the man punching, kicking and throwing beer over a dog in the beer garden of the Royal Oak pub in Lewes. A clip from the
SIX friendly border collies are on the look out for new homes. They are being cared for at the Dogs Trust in Shoreham but staff say they are constantly being overlooked by visitors. Katie, Seamus, Rye, Theo, Jack and Flame are all very different
A LAUNCH event for an eclectic archive of photographs published in The Argus between 1929 and 1992 will help raise money for local charities. The Argus has been assisted by archivists at The Keep and Andy Garth and his team at Brighton and Hove Stuff
A PATIENT who survived a cardiac arrest has thanked ambulance workers for helping save his life. Des Crockford suddenly collapsed in the early hours of the morning at his home in Southwick almost a year ago. His daughters Jade, 21, and Georgia
Fred Claydon from Saltdean took this photo of Shoreham Harbour looking towards Brighton early in the morning. For the chance to see your photograph here email it to picture.desk@theargus.co.uk and include your name, address and some details about the
THE number of people needing emergency food supplies has increased by 12 per cent in 12 months. A total of 946 people, including 366 children, received three-day emergency food supplies from The Whitehawk Foodbank in Brighton last year The food
TODAY we have a look at some top music stars in their heyday who have been making comebacks. Bananarama are the latest Eighties act to announce they are back doing the rounds. The original line-up of Sara Dallin, Siobhan Fahey and Keren Woodward
BACK in November, Stiles Harold Williams complained about graffiti and “tagging” of commercial and residential property in Brighton. The piece received coverage in the local press but very little seems to have been done about the problem, apart
THERE is only one reason for the plan to site the new Brighton arena on the Black Rock site (Argus, April 22), and that is because the council already owns the site.The same thing happened with The Keep. The council owned the site which is on the edge
THE county council elections next week have been put in the shade by the general election which takes place just a few weeks later.Much of the focus – and indeed the publicity both local and national – has been on May, Corbyn and co.But that’s not to
Warren Dudley is a Brighton-born film maker and writer. His new movie, Cage, is available worldwide via Amazon and his screenplay, The Bromley Boys, is due in cinemas later this year. What is your favourite place in Sussex? The stretch of cliff
THE leader of the opposition on Brighton and Hove City Council is to step down as Conservative leader next month. Councillor Geoffrey Theobald has announced he will not stand again for group leader at next month’s AGM as he begins to wind down
BUS drivers clubbed together to help raise money for a 94-year-old woman who had £600 of her pension money stolen while she was shopping. Brighton and Hove Buses staff at the Whitehawk depot raised £240 for Daisy Payne to help repay the money taken
COUNCILS still have a long way to go to address gender and age gaps in how members reflect the communities they serve. East and West Sussex county councils go to the polls next Thursday but whatever the outcome, returned councillors are almost
CALLS have been made for more police patrols after a man grabbed a 13-year-old girl and dragged her through a graveyard as she walked to school. The schoolgirl was walking through Hove Cemetery on her way to Hove Park Lower School at 8.10am yesterday
THIS year’s Sunshine Carnival in Eastbourne is to be supported again by the town’s Arndale Centre. The carnival will start at the earlier time of 2pm on Saturday, May 27, and follow its usual route from the Western Lawns to Princes Park. Arndale
A MUSICIAN who appeared on Channel 4’s The Undateables has joined forces with arts charity Carousel to start crowdfunding for his upcoming gigs. Daniel Wakeford, 29, from Brighton, refuses to let autism hold him back in his quest for both love
AN ALBION supporter who ran the London Marathon to raise money for the Martlets Hospice has exceeded his target and raised over £3,000. Tony Constable, 46, ran the race in memory of his good friend and fellow Albion fan Gary Dunk, who died of brain
