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  • Life saving equipment installed at garden centre

    A NEW defibrillator has been presented to Paradise Park in Newhaven.East Sussex Deputy Lieutenant Juliet Smith and Newhaven Mayor Steve Saunders attended the handover.They presented Mark Gilbert, the sales director of Tates Garden Centres, and Sharon

  • Festival aimed at ‘every sort of people’ big success

    THE first ever Every Sort of People Festival went with a bang on Saturday at Lewes Football Club stadium and was attended by more than 1000 people. The event started at noon and featured live music, DJs, and other performances and workshops over three

  • Record number of students are going for gold

    A RECORD number of students from Lewes Old Grammar School will be going for gold this summer as they line up in next month’s ISA National Athletics finals as part of the London South team.Twenty-five young sportsmen and women from Years 7 to 10 qualified

  • Train dispute intensifies as drivers refuse to work overtime

    Passengers on Southern Railway face more travel chaos after the drivers' union decided to launch a fresh ban on overtime. Members of Aslef will refuse to work overtime from the end of the month after the breakdown of talks aimed at resolving a year-long

  • England star tips Brighton youngster for big future

    George Ford believes teenager Marcus Smith has a big future ahead of him in rugby - after the Brighton College youngster ordered England stars around in a training session. Smith is not part of the three-day England training camp taking place at

  • Hughton puts a No.10 top of Premier League wish list

    ALBION boss Chris Hughton has a No.10 at the top of his Premier League wish list. An attacking playmaker will be a priority signing for the promoted Seagulls’ first season in the top flight since 1983. Hughton plans to tinker with the

  • Voters are no fools

    THE run up to the June 8 General Election is certainly gathering pace.On Monday, Transport Secretary Chris Grayling dropped into Lewes to make a new announcement regarding the A27.Standing next to Tories Caroline Ansell (Eastbourne) and Maria Caulfield

  • 60 seconds with... Rosemary Harris

    Rosemary Harris is a writer, performer, director, producer, and the founder of Papertale, whose show Boys Don’t is at The Spire on Sunday as part of Brighton Festival. Do you have a favourite place in Sussex? Brighton’s sumptuous Terre a Terre

  • Police bosses: tell us your crime-fighting priorities

    SUSSEX Police want to know how the public thinks the force should tackle crime in the future. In the second of its newly formed People’s Voice surveys, it is asking for views on its plan for neighbourhood policing in 2020. The force said it

  • Dentist who covered up dishonesty is banned for 12 months

    A DENTIST who performed “traumatic” and wholly inappropriate treatment has been suspended from practising. Jamie Kerr, who ran Broadwater Gentle Dental in Worthing, was found unfit to practice by the General Dental Council (GDC) for failings relating

  • Rail operator accused of “sneaking through” fare rises

    A RAIL operator has been accused by public transport campaigners of “sneaking through” a rise in fares.Southeastern, which serves parts of East Sussex and Kent and London, is to increase the price of some off-peak tickets by 3.4 per cent from Sunday.

  • Outstanding nurse recognised with national honour

    A NURSE has been given national recognition for his efforts.Brighton-based Jason Warriner was presented with the prestigious Award of Merit at the Royal College of Nursing’s (RCN) annual congress this week.Mr Warriner is clinical services director at

  • Captivating performance gains five star review

    A CLASSICAL music ensemble is the recipient of an Argus Angel award.Alke Quartet performed a five-star concert at Theatre Royal Brighton, which our reviewer Philip Dennett described as “captivating and expressive”.He said: “Befitting the Theatre Royal

  • Picture of the Day: Spring flowers

    THIS picture of spring flowers was taken by Frank Hinton from Hangleton. 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

  • Mother’s brave cancer battle features on TV

    AN inspirational mother of four diagnosed with terminal cancer is to appear in a TV documentary tonight. Louise Howes was filmed for A Time To Live while she was battling advanced breast cancer which had spread to her liver. She is among 12

  • Woman’s court fight over inherited illness

    A WOMAN who was not told that her father had a progressive and fatal condition which she might inherit and pass on to her own child has won a stage in her fight for damages.Known only as ABC, the woman alleges that the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation

  • Schoolgirl found dead in her bed

    A BROTHER has paid tribute to his “princess” little sister who was found dead in her bed. Peacehaven Community School pupil Georgia Newnham, who was also known as Georgia Lewendon and Georgia Copping, was found on Monday morning. Her brother

  • ‘Warnings given a year before death fall’ at Stanmer Park

    A MILLIONAIRE property developer and his foreman were warned their building site was dangerous a year before a carpenter’s fatal fall, a court heard. A health and safety inspector turned up unannounced at Stanmer Park stables in September 2013 and

  • PM: We need a strong and free local press

    THE three party leaders have spoken out about the importance of local newspapers. To mark Local Newspaper Week (May 15 to 21) Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn and Tim Farron have all written articles supporting publications such as The Argus. The Prime

  • Cycling for two hospices

    A TOTAL of 330 people took part in a new cycling event raising funds for sick children.Hit the Downs MTB was organised by two hospices, St Barnabas House in Worthing and Chestnut Tree House based at Poling, near Arundel.Chestnut patron Sally Gunnell,

  • Pair picked to represent UK at world Scout gathering

    TWO Scouts have been chosen to travel to Iceland to represent the UK at the 15th World Scout Moot. It is a gathering of Scouts aged 18 to 25 from across the globe who together will embark on nine days of “adventure, fun and discovery”. Tim