SHOPPERS were shocked to see a pavement covered in blood after a woman fell from a bus in a busy city centre street. South East Coast Ambulance Service was called at 12.50pm this afternoon after reports of a woman falling off a bus in St James's
A HOUSE has been raided following three arrests for alleged drugs supply. Police officers searched an address in Hove last night, after three arrests were made shortly beforehand for alleged drugs supply elsewhere in Brighton and Hove. Nobody was
Adam Hinshelwood has left Albion’s youth set-up to take over as boss of Ryman League outfit Hastings United. He will be replaced as under-18s assistant coach by Mark Beard, who has been promoted from the Seagulls’ academy staff to assist Ian Buckman
A COLLISION between two vehicles has closed a road in both directions. Emergency services were called to a report of a collision between two vehicles on the A280 Long Furlong, Clapham, Worthing, at 3.50pm today. The road is closed in both directions
THOUSANDS of passengers will face disruption as train guards and drivers at Southern stage another walk out. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union will strike for 24 hours on May 30. RMT members have already taken 31 days
Luke Wright and Laurie Evans have been passed fit for Sussex’s do-or-die final group fixture in the Royal London One-Day Cup. Both men left the field during the second innings of the defeat by Gloucestershire on Sunday. But they are in the
TWO people have died after falling from a cliff edge. The incident took place at Beachy Head, near Eastbourne, on Saturday. The first was a woman who had been spotted at the edge of the cliff at 11am that day. She is reported to have fallen
A MAN has been detained and taken to hospital after being found standing on a cliff edge. He was taken in by officers under the provisions of the Mental Health Act 1983, when they found him on the edge of the cliff by Brighton Marina at around
A CARPENTER fell through an “open void” at a building site after the scaffolding board he was walking on snapped beneath him, a court heard. David Clark was working for millionaire property developer Michael Holland’s company Cherrywood Investments
The 13th novel in the Detective Superintendent Roy Grace series, Need You Dead, will be published on Thursday. Best selling crime author Peter James, who sets his work in Brighton and Hove and parts of Sussex, has allowed Argus readers an exclusive
A MAN has been charged for his involvement in a fatal collision in Crawley last year. Travis James Madden, 22, of West Way, Three Bridges, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, and causing death whilst uninsured on October 14
A MAN has been charged for his involvement in a fatal collision in Crawley last year. Travis James Madden, 22, of West Way, Three Bridges, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, and causing death whilst uninsured on October 14
TWO men have been charged in connection with a fight in Worthing last week. Police launched an investigation into the incident after receiving reports of an assault in Brighton Road, Worthing at around 11.10pm on Thursday, May 11. A fight had
Lifeguards have started training before their deployment for the summer season at a popular south coast beach where seven men drowned last year. The RNLI ran through mock scenarios at Camber Sands, where they will be stationed, starting from May
Crawley hope to appoint a new manager this week. The League Two outfit say they have been very impressed with the quality of candidates looking to replace Dermot Drummy. They have released a statement telling fans they will not rush a decision
Albion's promotion parade was seized upon by supporters of other clubs on social media. How they scoffed about a celebration for finishing second. It is understandable, I suppose, that strangers do not recognise the club's DNA. A club that
DRIVING the fifth bus in Brighton and Hove Albion’s promotion parade was a poignant moment for David Grimstone. The bus was named after his older brother Matthew, an Albion groundsman and fan, who was killed in the Shoreham Air Disaster in August
A Labour government would invest more than £25 billion in creating a second rail link between Brighton and London. A new Brighton Main Line has been included in the Labour election manifesto which has been unveiled by leader Jeremy Corbyn today
A CYCLIST was left with minor injuries after his bike was knocked down by a car. Emergency services were called to Newfield Road, Newhaven, at around 8am to reports of a collision between a car and a bicycle. A Sussex Police spokeswoman said
Sussex pace bowler Tymal Mills has signed a two-year contract extension at Hove. The 24 year-old has committed to the county until at least the end of the 2019 season. Mills is restricted to playing T20 cricket due to a back condition but has
Solly March has been tipped to shine in the Premier League by Albion team-mate Glenn Murray. Goal king Murray believes the England under-21s winger will be suited to the top flight. Murray’s old club Bournemouth and Burnley have both demonstrated
AN elderly driver is in a critical condition in hospital after crashing his car into a garden wall and house. The accident happened in Oakdene Avenue, Portslade, at its junction with Oakdene Gardens. The 85-year-old driver of a silver Honda Jazz, who
A BOY of 15 needed hospital treatment after being attacked in a park. The teenager was walking through Horsham Park when he was approached by a group of boys and punched in the face. His attackers left the scene in the direction of the railway station
THE death of a 53-year-old woman is not suspicious, police have said. The body of Helen Ilkiw was found in a flat in Loose Lane, Sompting, on May 9. Police and paramedics were called to the scene just before 2pm.Initially officers treated the death as
A WOMAN attempted to steal a charity collection box attached to a beer pump in a bar. Neil Sykes, owner of the Modern World Café Bar in Madeira Drive, Brighton, said the woman tried to cut free the box using scissors but luckily the woman was unsuccessful
RESIDENTS will be asked their opinions about the possible building of a replacement A27. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling announced the plan during a meeting in Polegate yesterday. He said the Government would fund a survey into building
THE NHS has come to the forefront of the election campaign as nurses prepare for possible strike action over pay. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has warned that unless the next government drops a one per cent cap on pay for staff, it will hold
Albion boss Chris Hughton says the party is over for him and his staff. But he expects to be waiting a while before formulating his squad for the Premier League. Sunday’s seafront parade, watched by an estimated 100,000 people, drew a line
LAST month Theresa May shocked the country by calling a snap General Election.She told the press gathered outside Downing Street that evening it would be the most important election in her lifetime.But why? She looked (and continues to look) set for a
WITHDEAN Stadium has played host to a number of prominent athletes over the years.Since the running track was opened in 1980 by runner Steve Ovett, Sally Gunnell and fellow gold medallists Daley Thompson as well as Steve himself have all trained and
Rob Auton is an award winning stand-up comedian and poet (Dave’s Funniest Joke Of The Fringe award winner, Glastonbury’s Poet In Residence). Do you have a favourite place in Sussex? Yes I think I do. There is a campsite (field) on a farm that I
AN extra-strong batch of heroin and cocaine being sold in a seaside town has prompted a warning to drug users following two deaths. Police in Eastbourne said the deaths and a number of overdoses have occurred since April – and in a couple of cases
THE Conservative Party’s candidate to unseat Peter Kyle at the general election has refused to say how she voted in the EU Referendum. Kristy Adams, 46, who is standing in Hove, told The Argus she did not campaign for either side but refused to
A MILLIONAIRE property developer and his foreman have appeared in court accused of manslaughter after a carpenter’s fatal fall at a building site. Businessman Michael Holland, owner of Hove-based Cherrywood Investments, and Grant Oakes are standing
SUCH were the numbers at Sunday’s parade it was difficult to grasp the scale of the event. But this incredible shot courtesy of photographers Timothy Hill and Victoria Jones gives some indication. The pair used a drone to get the photo, which
AS a Labour member of nearly 40 years, living in Lewes, I am finally tempted to vote tactically in the current election. It does seem practical given Labour do well to save their deposit and with the Greens making way for united fight against the
Skye Brackpool took this picture of the Albion bus parade from a flat in Hove. 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 the picture
A YOUNSTER named after Brighton and Hove Albion had the day of his life when got up close to his football heroes at Sunday’s victory parade. Angus Albion Heritage, ten, from Wandsworth, London, was overjoyed when he snapped a picture of winger Anthony
THREE people died and two were injured in a string of crashes during a terrible few hours on the roads. Two motorcyclists died within two hours of each other on Sunday in two separate collisions on the roads of Sussex. The first was a collision
AN architect left paralysed from the chest down following a bike accident has taken on a gruelling challenge. Life changed overnight for Ian Maskell while he was cycling on the South Downs with a group of friends. The 56-year-old from Hurstpierpoint
AN ANNUAL bowls tournament that has been running since 1929 could be held for the final time this year. The Hove Open Bowls Tournament has been attracting players from all over the country for decades but is now looking for new members to join the
A HIV specialist has welcomed a “tremendous medical achievement” which means young people with the virus can now expect a near-normal life expectancy. Sussex Beacon clinical director Jason Warriner said he had seen seismic changes in the way the
