Albion 0, Bristol City 1 Albion's trophy trip-up had a flashing red light attached to it for the Premier League. The Seagulls cannot afford the type of performance they produced too often, if at all, if they are going to survive next season.
THE Brighton Summit is returning on October 13.This unique conference brings together the city’s distinctive business community and is the highlight of Brighton Chamber’s events programme. The theme this year is ‘embracing the unknown’ and the summit
A SUSTAINABLE gym business with facilities in Lancing and Brighton has received a business boost from retail entrepreneur Theo Paphitis. Paul Crane, owner of Ecogym in St James Street, Brighton, tweeted Theo about his business during Small Business Sunday
AFTER calling upon the creativity of graphic design students, the South East Local Enterprise Partnership has a new brand to help tells its important story.The design brief for students – with the incentive of a £1,000 prize for the winner – was to devise
WEALDEN District Council has congratulated its graduating class of apprentices at a presentation ceremony to mark the achievements of the second cohort of its apprenticeship scheme. The event celebrated the success of the five apprentices - Charlotte
AT a time when the cost of commuting into London has never been higher, recruiters are increasingly shunning the city in favour of employers closer to home. That’s according to Hove-based niche technology recruiter, MRL Group.A case in point is Jack Emmingham
INTREPID Co-founder Darrell Wade has appointed a young successor to take over the role of chief executive officer.Managing Director James Thornton, 35, has become the first non-founding CEO of the Intrepid Group which employs 1600 staff in 27 offices
A FIELD engineer finished second in the southern qualifiers for England’s strongwoman national competition.Gemma Ferguson, 32, of Burgess Hill, led the field for most of the tournament and has now qualified for England’s Strongest Women’s Finals on August
ALBION fans may have to wait until the final match of the season to know if their team are going up as champions but they still got into the party spirit at their last home match before we head into the Premier league.Despite the 1-0 defeat at home to
SOPHIE Curtis, 23, from Hailsham will be competing in the World Sports Games 2017 in June thanks largely to a donation from a local business charitable trust.The Marlow Ropes’ Charitable Trust has donated over a quarter of the cost needed to help Sophie
DMH Stallard has appointed a new partner in Brighton.Michael White brings almost 40 years residential and commercial property experience to the South East law firm. Previously at Penningtons Manches, his portfolio of work covers everything from multi-million
STAFF from Hastings Direct went back to school attending a health and wellbeing day organised at St Mary’s School and College in Bexhill.Under the watchful eye of Andy Daughtery from St Mary’s, the activities included tango lessons, pilates, yoga, circuits
A BAKING star was among the thousands of foodies to enjoy a festival in the sunshine.Glorious weather on Saturday brought crowds to Hove Lawns for the first of three days of the Foodies Festival, and many came to see Great British Bake-Off winner Candice
WITH the Albion all set for The Premier League after promotion, entrepreneur and Seagulls season ticket holder Rob Hill has created a new opportunity for footballing Brightonians to seize sporting glory.Rob has issued a call-to-arms for local footballers
CYCLING to and from work can significantly reduce the risk of death from cancer and heart disease.That is the strong message being sent out to the public this week.The Mayor of Brighton Hove, Councillor Pete West - known as the cycling mayor for riding
Albion goalkeeper Christian Walton is set to challenge for the play-offs today after his latest loan extension with Southend was confirmed. Walton faces Bury, with whom he had a brief loan stint last term, at Roots Hall on the final day of the
NEWHAVEN Town Council has donated £1,000 to the National Coastwatch Institution lookout on Castle Hill.Deputy mayor Councillor June Dyer visited the site and presented a cheque to station manager David Crozier.The grant aid will go towards the cost of
SHOPPERS could soon pick up cider with their stamps as a post office bids for an alcohol licence.Markandayar Gowrikaran has applied for the licence for WHSmith Local and Post Office in Garnet House, St George’s Road, Brighton.The application requests
MORE passengers will get access to live updates on the progress of their bus thanks to a £200,000 investment.Brighton and Hove City Council has invested the six figure sum into electronic real-time signs at 18 locations. The new signs will be placed
A FLYTIPPER was caught after leaving a house number attached to a pile of bricks he dumped. Pictures of the rubbish were posted on Chichester District Council’s Facebook page leading to Darren Perry being caught. Perry, from Tangmere, was caught after
BRIGHTON Palace Pier is to get in on the Albion promotion celebrations.Bosses at the attraction have said plans are under way to decorate the front of the pier in Albion colours to celebrate the club’s return to the top flight. The pier will turn blue
A SELF-CONFESSED art forger is staging an exhibition in Brighton in June.David Henty is known around the world for his skilled paintings and his work is banned from being sold online on some auction sites.He has more than 25 years’ experience copying
PEOPLE have still got time to enjoy the colourful signs of spring as bluebells continue to bloom.Wakehurst Place at Ardingly, near Haywards Heath, still has a carpet of the distinctive flowers in Bethlehem Wood and Coates Wood.Experts say recent cool
THE largest state school in West Sussex has been rated good with outstanding features by inspectors.Steyning Grammar School headteacher Nick Wergan said he was “delighted” with the Ofsted inspection rating under a “new and tougher framework” introduced
VULNERABLE and elderly residents have complained that they have been plunged into darkness and put at increased risk of break-ins after contractors left scaffolding up around a block of flats for half a year.Residents and councillors have criticised Brighton
Glenn Murray believes Bristol City showed more hunger than their hosts in the Amex party which fell flat. Cit secured Championship safety with a 1-0 win which leaves the Seagulls still three points from the title. Murray believes the visitors
