The champagne is on ice for Albion's title party. The corks will be popping if the promoted Seagulls beat Bristol City at a packed Amex tomorrow night. Newcastle kept the Championship race alive with a 2-0 win at Cardiff tonight. Ghanaian
Merging theatre, dance and comedy, Brighton-based duo The Hiccup Project explore mental trauma and vulnerability. By EDWIN GILSON. WE CAN all relate to the sinking feeling of being met with an awkward response in conversation. Call it oversharing
Playwright Siddhartha Bose used historical research and his own experience growing up in India when he wrote his new play, No Dogs, No Indians. He told EDWIN GILSON about the lasting legacy of British rule in his home country. THE past is the present
Velo Theatre’s object theatre piece centres around ideas of individuality, recognition, belonging, and what it means to be truly happy. C. DIAMOND found out more. NEAR the end of the Brighton Festival, the Brighthelm Centre will be filled with
The wildly popular show, founded in 2015, is being recorded live at Brighton Festival. CHARLOTTE TUXWORTH-HOLDEN talks all things feminism with its founder Deborah Frances White. I’M A feminist but...” is the line that opens each episode of The
IN ENDINGS, Australian performer Tamara Saulwick meditates on death and the desire to connect with loved ones once they are gone. In doing so, she makes use of turntables, tape players, recorded interviews and live music from folk singer Paddy Mann
IMAGINE someone singing Judy Garland’s Somewhere Over the Rainbow to you while holding your hand and staring straight into your eyes. Oh, and there’s a noise-rock band playing at the same time. Sounds uncomfortable, right? Maybe, but Scottish performance
An artistic response to the crisis of loneliness in the modern age, this musical performance came about through a meeting of minds. EDWIN GILSON found out more. IN 2014, journalist George Monbiot wrote an article for The Guardian pronouncing this
Spoken word artist and musician Kojey Radical tells EDWIN GILSON about the influences behind his dynamic work before headlining Lyrix Organix. AT THE end of the video for Kojey Radical’s single Gallons, he holds his four-year old nephew in his
For the Birds Secret woodland location, Saturday, May 6 to Sunday, May 28, All days except Monday and Tuesdays, time slots from 8pm – 11.40pm, shuttle bus from Asda Hollingbury ASK anybody what they’re looking forward to in the Brighton Festival
Heading to the Hastings Jack in the Green May Day festival? It's an annual event that takes place in various parts of Hastings. It started this morning and will conclude on Monday. It includes music of all genres from some of the best local bands
A MAN was left with a broken leg and torn ligaments after being hit by a mobility scooter. Police are trying to trace the scooter rider, who left the scene of the accident after giving what are believed to be false details. The incident happened
Anthony Knockaert has been here before in the quest for a league title. The euphoria of promotion, the celebration followed by an understandable dip in the next match. And then the crowning glory of taking the crown in clinical fashion with
POLICE have been told to improve the way they train officers to handle stalking cases by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) after the murder of Shana Grice. Sussex Police have accepted six recommendations made as part of the ongoing
Boss Chris Hughton believes Albion can take confidence from finishing above Newcastle into the Premier League next season. The Seagulls will be promoted as champions if Hughton's old club lose at Cardiff tonight. If Newcastle draw, then a matching
The former Democratic candidate for the President of the United States Bernie Sanders is heading to Brighton in June. The politician will speak about his new book Our Revolution at a special event as an extension of Brighton Festival. The talk
Royal Marine Alexander Blackman, who had his sentence for shooting dead an injured Taliban fighter in Afghanistan reduced, has been released from prison. The commando, who spent more than three years in jail for killing the insurgent in 2011, left
Eastbourne tennis ace Johanna Konta will face stiff competition in her home tournament, the Aegon International, this summer. Fellow top ten players Dominika Cibulkova, Agnieszka Radwanska and Karolina Pliskova have all entered the Devonshire Park
POLICE are cracking down on drug dealers and drug users over the bank holiday. Officers in Crawley will be targeting drug supply and use in the town in a weekend-long operation aimed at deterring and combatting drug offences. Throughout the
A man wanted in connection with a rape investigation has handed himself in. Joseph Warren, 36, was wanted for interview in connection with a rape investigation in Worthing. Sussex Police said he was arrested on suspicion of rape after presenting
LAUNCHING his inaugural season, Artistic Director Daniel Evans directs a revival of Alan Bennett’s first play. Set in 1968 at a British public school, Albion House, on the eve of the Headmaster’s retirement where an end of term play is taking place
A man was taken to hospital after being punched in the face outside a pub. The incident took place around 11.30pm on Sunday April 16 in the Prince Albert pub car park in High Street, Eastbourne. The 40-year-old victim was approached by three
STUDENTS at Chichester College have teamed up to create a sensational array of images for a local food manufacturer. They have been working on a project for Midhurst-based firm Pan’Artisan, helping to showcase their products for a range of promotional
DRUSILLAS Park at Alfriston is supporting Demelza as its charity of the year 2017. Demelza is a children’s hospice charity that provides essential care to families who have children with a life-limiting illness across East Sussex, Kent and South
WE make no apology for repeating today a photograph we printed earlier this week (see Update column, right, for everything you could ever wish to know about today’s main image).The rest of the pictures, however, are far more recognisable and should require
Julia Christmas is one of the three women who organised the protest against Donald Trump’s travel ban in January. She is a student at the University of Brighton studying English literature. What is your favourite place in Sussex? My favourite
Fans of Bar Revenge will already have their own thoughts about this seafront drinking establishment but, as a first-time visitor, three things occurred to me as I walked in. Firstly I couldn’t believe I’d just bought a pint in Brighton, overlooking
Glenn Murray has revealed his determination to hang onto a “proud” relegation record with Albion in the Premier League next season. The 22-goal hitman has never been demoted in a 13-year career with seven clubs in the top five divisions of English
HERE at Taste we were informed of the refurbishment that has been carried out at the Moon of India in Seaford. The team there has certainly shown strength of character to battle back after difficult times. Waiter Ahmed Remon Hayder was murdered during
A cyclist riding on the pavement crashed with a car. Police were called to the collision at 7.48am this morning in Davigdor Road near the junction with Montefiore Road, Hove. A cyclist riding on the pavement collided with the Peugot car coming
The public has been warned not to approach a man detectives want to speak to in connection with a rape. Joseph Warren, 36, is wanted in connection with the rape of a woman at an address in the Broadwater area of Worthing last Sunday. Warren
Albion boss Chris Hughton has played down speculation surrounding the future of his No.1 David Stockdale. The promoted Seagulls are still in new contract talks with the influential keeper and Hughton is optimistic Stockdale will be wearing the
AN OVERWEIGHT father of two has transformed into a muscle-bound body builder in only six months after being inspired to get fit for charity. Colin Reed, 42, from Woodingdean, Brighton, had last competed in a body building competition when he was
CONSERVATIVES have accused progressive parties of making “shady” deals and insulting their own members by agreeing not to run candidates against each other. Councillor Mary Mears said parties must stop ‘playing games’ with voters after Green and Liberal
AN ECLECTIC archive of The Argus photographs will be revealed to the public today after 137 years of covering Brighton and Hove and the rest of Sussex’s history. The launch event at The Grand in King’s Road will give visitors the opportunity to
LET’S be clear that today’s story on the front page and pages four and five talks about allegations about Michael Lane which were made after he was charged with the murder of Shana Grice.That point needs to be made for two very important reasons. The
I TAKE issue with Eric Waters - We are all in real danger of being made homeless - in which he states that you should not give to homeless beggars. Back in 1969 at the age of 19 I came to live and work in Brighton. Half a century ago there was
Why is it when it comes to transport there seems to be a complete blind spot to investing in solutions that work for people, make financial sense and which minimise our impact on future generations? There is much evidence about the need to increase
J Hentschel took this lovely rainbow picture in Piddinghoe late on Wednesday afternoon. 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 picture
A BAFTA-winning CBeebies show is coming to the stage for the first time. Hit animated series Sarah and Duck will be brought to life on stage. Sarah and Duck’s Big Top Birthday will play at the Royal Hippodrome, Eastbourne, on Monday, May 29
A GROUP of squatters will be evicted from a property they have occupied after losing a court case. The activists, rough sleepers, and protesters who had taken up residence in a former University of Brighton building in Circus Street were denied an
STALKER Michael Lane was reported to police by 13 other young women after he was charged with murdering Shana Grice. Officers investigated all the claims against the 27-year-old mechanic but none resulted in prosecution, The Argus can reveal.
A HOSPTAL trust has ended the financial year £68.5 million in the red. Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust has revealed the figure, which is more than four times higher than the £15.6m originally planned. The trust was placed
A SENIOR MP has called for tougher punishments for dog owners whose pets attack other dogs as it emerged there had been hundreds of incidents in Sussex. Former education secretary Nicky Morgan led calls for irresponsible owners to face the same
A PONY had to be put down after it was chased by a dog and broke its back leg. The New Forest pony, which was just a year old, was grazing on Cissbury Ring, near Worthing when it was pursued at around 7pm on Saturday. It was one of a herd of 18
A TEAM of eight wounded, injured and sick military personnel and veterans - including Joe Townsend from Eastbourne - are taking part in the Race Across America Challenge. The group aim to raise £100,000 for Help for Heroes as a way of giving back
