THOUSANDS of car fans packed Brighton seafront in the annual Mini rally. More than 2000 minis in all shapes and sizes - including even one decked out as a sofa - trundled into the city with their tiny engines whiring. Enthusiasts from around the world
MORE than 550 women walked through the night on Saturday raising a staggering £62,288 to support sick children.This year saw the introduction of a new 15-mile Urban Trek, a challenge that more than 150 ladies took on, for the walk in Eastbourne.The five
TRAVELLERS pitched up at Stanmer Park. Around 20 vans arrived at the park on Thursday evening. Local resident Jamie Hooper said: “Because of the heavy rain we have had this week, the various vehicles will be churning up the turf. “Can anyone
Vernon Philander is back in action for Sussex – along with Chris Jordan and Luke Wells. The trio both started the Championship contest versus Durham, which got under way at Hove this morning. Philander opened the bowling with an initial four-over
A WELL-KNOWN charity is celebrating its 70th birthday with a series of community events starting on Wednesday.The Chaseley Trust - situated in South Cliff, Eastbourne - is a specialist nursing home.It supports those with a neurological illness or disability
Chris Hughton has been hailed as an inspiration – by a former FA Cup winning colleague. Garth Crooks paid tribute to his former Tottenham colleague as Kick It Out and the PFA hosted a private event in honour of the Albion boss. The two played
Albion fans and one of their favourites enjoyed a joke at Burnley’s expense as they celebrated promotion. The Seagulls had the last laugh when Dale Stephens, so coveted by the Clarets, signed a new four-year deal at the Amex recently. Stephens
Ronnie Cobett’s widow has spoken of her grief 14 months after his death from motor neurone disease. The diminutive comic had deep ties to Sussex having once lived in Crowhurst., and his two daughters, Emma and Sophie, still live in Eastbourne and Hove
Music fans flocked to the Great Escape festival in Brighton this weekend. Highlights included Sussex resident Rag N Bone Man performing at Brighton Dome on Saturday night. The festival plays host to 3,500 music professionals, 400 performing artists, and
THE NUMBER of young families owning their own homes has halved. Analysis by think-tank the Resolution Foundation said big falls were recorded the South East including Brighton, with home ownership in the younger age group bracket falling from 64% to 34%
A FATHER has revealed how a charity’s support helped his daughter fulfil her dreams and compete as a Paralympian.Abbie Hunnisett was diagnosed with cerebral palsy after being starved of oxygen for about 30 minutes at birth.Her father Mark, 50, from East
A WALKWAY at an award-winning park will have to be replaced following an attack by vandals.The bridge at Preston Rock Garden in Brighton was targeted on three separate occasions in August.Following a survey, it has now been agreed that the entire bridge
DOG lovers are raising cash to help a giant hound who is so well known he appeared in the Brighton and Hove calendar.Augustus the harlequin great dane is a canine celebrity in Hanover, where he lives with his owner Christina Moore.But he has just had
UP next in meet the candidate corner is Henry Smith, the Conservative candidate for Crawley.He was leader of West Sussex County Council from 2003 to 2010 and he was elected as the MP for Crawley in the 2010 general election.When he became the leader back
BUDDING writers are invited to submit their short stories as part of festival event Storytelling Army. The competition is being run by Lulu.com, the event’s sponsor. Entries will be taken until midnight on Wednesday, May 24. Open to all Sussex
Pete Chapman? - a member of The Argus Camera Club - captured this moody image of low tide at Lancing. 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
Next up in meet the candidate corner is Labour’s candidate for Mid Sussex, Greg Mountain.The Argus (TA): What is the biggest single issue in the constituency you are standing in?Greg Mountain (GM): Mid Sussex residents tell me it’s transport and how it
A FIRE service has appointed a new director of operations and chief fire officer.Gavin Watts will take on the role at West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service next month.Mr Watts, 48, succeeds Sean Ruth, who is retiring after more than 28 years.Mr Watts began
THOUSANDS are expected at a popular family event on bank holiday Monday.The annual Hove Carnival is taking place in Hove Park in aid of the Martlets hospice.The main arena will be packed with entertainments including the Galloping Acrobatics, the Extreme
A DETERMINED pensioner has achieved his goal of trekking to the world’s highest hotel to raise money to support vulnerable girls across the world. Retired Mike Williams, 75, from Brighton trekked for four days to reach The Hotel Everest View, which
THOUSANDS of people attended an open day at an agricultural college.More than 10,000 people visited Plumpton College, near Lewes, for the annual open day for prospective students and local families. There were demonstrations provided by course lecturers
Next up in meet the candidate is Tim Loughton, the Conservative attempting to defend the East Worthing and Shoreham seat he has held since 1997.The Argus (TA): What is the biggest single issue in the constituency you are standing in?Tim Loughton (TL):
A FOOTBALL club has paid tribute to two volunteers who have given nearly 60 years’ service between them.The long-standing members of Portslade Athletic Football Club (PAFC) are former chairman Cliff Emberlin and president John Aylward.They are stepping
WITH summer in the air my heart yearns for France, the home of fine food. In this country, and indeed this county and the city of Brighton and Hove, we are blessed with fantastic restaurants. Sometimes my mind drifts away though and I am on a country
I WAS shocked to read the responses in Kristy Adams’ interview with the Argus (May 16). Not only did she refuse to answer how she voted in the EU referendum, she seems proud of not having a campaigning spirit and when asked how to protect our constituency
THE Tim Peake Exhibition at The Novium Museum in Chichester has won a prestigious national award. It beat competition from others including the Royal Pavilion and Museums Brighton and Hove to win the title of best temporary or touring exhibition 2017
