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  • New chair for 12th business awards

    THE 12th annual Brighton and Hove Awards - presented in association with The Argus – will be chaired by Fiona Shafer.She is managing director of the MDHUB, the leading premier peer to peer business growth network for CEOs, managing directors and senior

  • Garden director’s charity wing walk

    CONNA Powles - buying director at Haskins Garden Centre - will be attempting a wing walk to raise money for Greenfingers charity on Sunday.The charity is dedicated to supporting children who use hospices around the UK along with their families. It also

  • Plot to make Amber post-Brexit PM

    CHANCELLOR Philip Hammond could replace Theresa May as caretaker Prime Minister to pave the way for Sussex MP Amber Rudd after Brexit. Rumours circulating in Westminster suggest the Chancellor, nicknamed Spreadsheet Phil for his rather unexciting style

  • Gulls killed in shooting

    BOSSES at an animal charity have spoken of their frustration after two more seagulls were shot.East Sussex Wildlife Rescue Ambulance Service has called on the authorities to start taking the shooting of seagulls seriously after two more attacks.Two more

  • New trust for Pavilion

    THE former chairman of the West Pier Trust will head up a new trust looking after another of Brighton s beloved landmarks.Glynn Jones has been named chairman of the shadow board for the new trust to take on the running of the Royal Pavilion and Museums.The

  • Lorry slams into cottage

    A MOTORIST has been seriously injured in a crash with a delivery lorry which then ploughed into a cottage.A 72-year-old male VW driver sustained injuries in the crash with the lorry which collided with another car before smashing into a house in Bolney

  • MP's frustration at cyber attack on Parliament

    AN MP has expressed his frustration after a cyber attack on Parliament prevented him from getting on with his duties. Crawley MP Henry Smith tweeted yesterday: "Sorry no parliamentary email access today - we're under cyber attack from Kim Jong Un,

  • INTERVIEW: It's a mod world in hit musical

    The Small Faces packed a musical punch, giving a generation of young people a voice and encouraging them to rebel against the stuffier side of 60s society. They also helped create and define a whole genre of music and fashion, shaping Mod culture

  • Your chance to vote for your favourite tree

    AN ENVIRONMENTAL charity is calling for people across Sussex to nominate their favourite tree of the year.The Woodland Trust is also asking the Government to act on proposals which could lead to increased protection for rare specimens. Winning trees will

  • Letter of the Day: Look after your dogs

    RE the disturbing reports recently that five dogs per week are being stolen from outside shops, post offices and doctors’ surgeries.  It is beyond me how these owners can be so cruel and irresponsible and I think it should be illegal to leave a pet unsupervised

  • Line-up for first Eastbourne Pride has the X Factor

    THE line-up has been announced for the first ever Eastbourne Pride, with an Abba tribute act and X Factor finalist heading the list. The event takes place in Princes Park from 2pm on Saturday, July 22. The parade will start at 12.30pm from

  • Stunning response to One Summer’s Day competition

    THESE are just some of the stunning images that have already been entered for our One Summer’s Day competition.We launched earlier this month and the response has been incredible.As well as fantastic beach scenes and cityscapes, we have shots showing

  • Driver back on his feet after serious accident

    A DRIVER has taught himself to walk again after suffering a devastating brain injury in a car accident.Drew Monckton still suffers from short term memory problems following the incident when he lost control of his car and crashed into an embankment.The

  • Military charity stages armed forces celebrations

    MILITARY charity Blind Veterans UK is hosting Brighton’s Armed Forces Day celebrations on Sunday.The group, which supports vision-impaired ex-service men and women, is bringing together service charities and organisations in the area giving a platform

  • TV: Hospital shows a ‘testament to human spirit’

    THE makers of documentary series Hospital were just a couple of days into filming at St Mary’s Hospital in London when phones began going off at a meeting they were recording.Calls and news alerts were coming through of an incident at Westminster Bridge

  • Armed police swoop on home in Whitehawk

    A FATHER whose house was raided by armed police has claimed the traumatic experience has made his mental health issues considerably worse. Armed officers arrived at Stephen Annetts’ home in Whitehawk Way, Brighton, following reports of a man pointing

  • Pub rewards locals with drink offers

    A PUB is treating its customers to a postcode lottery that everyone can drink to.The Ancient Mariner in Rutland Road, Hove, is running a street of the week promotion, rewarding customers from a nearby street.Every week, staff choose one local street and

  • Ceremony at war memorial to mark Armed Forces Day

    THE city came together at the weekend to remember its war dead on Armed Forces Day. Veterans, councillors, cadets and members of the public congregated around the war memorial in Old Steine Gardens in Brighton on Saturday. It came as events

  • Pupils over the moon to head out to NASA

    TWO school students are preparing to jet off to NASA for an international space design competition. Bede’s pupils Parmis Fadavi- Hosseini and Kozma Prelevic are flying out as part of the UK and EU teams in the international final of the competition taking

  • WALKS: Right up your Streat

    Steve Kisko heads to the parish of Streat and discovers a two and-a-half mile stretch of bridleway where you can switch off from following directions and just walk ‘straight ahead’. This walk combines far-reaching views over the Low Weald with pleasant

  • GARDENING: Sub-tropical plants can have instant impact

    There are a couple of stunning gardens opening on both days for the National Garden Scheme this weekend. On the road between Seaford and Alfriston, a stunning garden overlooking the Cuckmere Valley, Follers Manor, opens between midday and 5pm. If you

  • Estate agents celebrate 30 years

    ESTATE agents Mishon Mackay has celebrated its 30th anniversary at its flagship office in Church Road, Hove.Since selling its first house in Hove Park in 1987, the team has opened seven additional offices to cover Sussex and London. In 1992 the business

  • Rotary club’s gift to Albion charity

    A ROTARY club has donated £1,250 to Albion in the Community after receiving a visit from one of the Brighton and Hove Albion board and a former Seagulls player. Brighton and Hove South Downs Rotary Club hosted a visit from Martin Perry, the charity