Albion have added a date against Fortuna Dusseldorf to their pre-season programme. But very few of their fans will be there to see it. The Seagulls will meet second-tier German opponents during their training trip to Austria. They will
SHOREHAM Port welcomed customers and contractors to its annual hospitality day at Fontwell Park racecourse. The afternoon started with a welcome from port chief executive Rodney Lunn, who thanked everyone present for their ongoing support and gave a brief
DRUSILLAS Park has been named Best Family Attraction in the Sussex Muddy Stillettos’ awards.The popular zoo in Alfriston received 53.9 per cent of the votes for its category. Muddy Stilettos, ‘The Urban Guide to the Countryside’, is a series of lifestyle
THE only Accessibility Officer at any bus company in the country – who works for Brighton and Hove Buses – has been awarded a national Everywoman award for services to the customer. Victoria Garcia was honoured at a ceremony at the Marriot Hotel in Grosvenor
CROWDS of supporters have given Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn a heroes welcome as he spoke in Brighton. Fans cheered and chanted as Mr Corbyn addressed them after speaking at Unison’s annual conference at the Brighton Centre. Mr Corbyn addressed
Ben Brown is taking over as Sussex captain for their County Championship campaign. And Ross Taylor will lead the side in the forthcoming NatWest T20 Blast. The county have opted to split the captaincy role after Luke Wright stepped down recently
Coastguards have warned the cliffs around Seaford Head are extremely unstable. The calls comes after emergency services saw people getting too close to the edge to take a look following a third cliff fall last night. Coastguard spokesman Graham Easton
Emergency services were called to a third cliff fall at Seaford Head yesterday evening. The incident happened shortly before 8.30pm, close to where two major cliff falls had taken place in the previous 24 hours. Members of the Newhaven and Birling Gap
An investigation was launched after a woman fell from a cliff at Seven Sisters Country Park. Emergency services were called out shortly before 2.30pm yesterday following reports of an incident just east of Cuckmere Haven. The body of a woman
THIS IS the moment Maty Ryan was caught in No Man’s Land for his country – and earned criticism from a predecessor. Albion’s record signing was lobbed by Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa as Australia went behind against Cameroon right on half-time.
Metrodeco in Upper St James’s Street, Kemp Town, launches its new Nibble and Sip tonight.Created by manager Andy Hall, tea and coffee cocktails will be combined with canapés and small plates to offer a more savoury evening twist on Metrodeco’s daytime
SCHOOLCHILDREN were put through their paces when they became lifeguards for the day. Hove Park School pupils headed to Brighton beach where they learned about what it takes to be a lifeguard.Twenty eight youngsters met the lifesavers who taught them rescue
Sheila Sharman, from Sompting, took this lovely shot of oriental poppies in her garden. 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 WORLD champion athlete is calling on men of all ages to run with him through Hove Park to raise awareness of men’s health. Colin Jackson is encouraging participants to run either five or 10km to raise money for four national charities and the
SUSSEX Police have defended spending hundreds of pounds giving police cars a pride makeover after a barrage of criticism on social media. The police force spent £750 of taxpayers’ cash on the decor of two police cars covered in rainbows and the
A MAN is due to appear in court following a police chase that resulted in him allegedly crashing a stolen car into a police car.David Crossley, 25, a labourer, of Trafalgar Close, Peacehaven, will appear in custody at Crawley Magistrates’ Court today.He
A FORMER journalist has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours. Tony Gearing has been honoured for his services to young people in the UK. The 57-year-old was a reporter for The Argus in the early 1980s. He set up the Young
TODAY’s Timeout is full of mystery as we have no captions to indicate where any of these archived photographs were taken or who is featured in them. Since the first national postal service was founded in the UK in 1653, the country has gone through
Charlie Rallings is a Sussex artist who is holding an art exhibition at The Rawson Hall in Bolney this evening.What is your favourite place in Sussex?The South Downs. I have been lucky enough to help out at stables near Bolney and get to know the horses
PEOPLE have gone mad for outdoor swimming in the glorious sunshine.Saltdean Lido opened to great fanfare last weekend with about 4,000 swimmers jumping in at the seafront attraction. Such was the success of the opening weekend, bosses at the Grade II*
Brighton’s Hotel du Vin in Ship Street is offering its house Champagne Lombard and Ridgeview Wine Estate’s Cavendish English sparkling wine for half price every Friday from 5pm to 7pm until the end of July. Champagne Lombard is a firm favourite
ALMOST half of Leave voters in Brighton and Hove have buyer’s remorse over their decision 12 months on, an Argus straw poll has received. Eleven out of 24 Leave voters The Argus spoke to yesterday revealed they would vote differently if the referendum
THE Church of England “colluded” with and helped to hide the long-term sexual abuse of young men by one its bishops rather than help his victims, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said. The Most Rev Justin Welby’s statement came as the Church published
THE report into the Church’s handling of the Bishop Peter Ball case makes for uncomfortable reading.It reads like the crazed mind of a conspiracy theorist.But shockingly, all this happened not so long ago on our doorstep.The impact of his abuse has had
FRUSTRATED commuters will have to put up with Southern for years to come after a much anticipated report revealed the damaging implications of stripping the firm of its franchise. Southern looks likely to remain in charge until 2021 after rail industry
POLICE knew that Robert Trigg had been present when two of his girlfriends mysteriously died in their sleep. At least two Sussex Police officers dealt with the deaths of both Caroline Devlin on 2006 and Susan Nicholson in 2011 but he was not suspected
A POLICE officer accused of withdrawing hundreds of pounds from his grandmother-in-law’s account before reporting it to the bank as fraud has been cleared of gross misconduct by a professional standards hearing. PC Stephen Watson, who is based
In my experience Greene King follows a tried and tested path – it takes the traditional pub experience, adds in as many offers as possible and then makes sure each local hosts its own events. The Palmeira is a perfect example of this winning formula
SCHOOLCHILDREN tried out new a variety of new sports during a fun-filled day of activities. More than 200 pupils at St Margaret’s C of E Primary School in Rottingdean took part in the special event yesterday which introduced them to sports they might
SHOP owners have raised concerns about the future of their high street as at least two shops are being forced to close down due to a lack of footfall. Marie France, owner of the Marie France antiques shop in Hurstpierpoint High Street, will not
A MOTHER has criticised ambulance provider Coperforma for failing to get her daughter to hospital for dialysis in the lead up to her death. Laura Louise Moye, known as Lolz, 25, from St Leonards, was receiving dialysis treatment at the Royal Sussex
