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  • Sharks halted by rain after batting fireworks

    Sussex were frustrated by rain again tonight after they thought they had built a good platform. Sharks blasted 87-2 off just eight overs against Glamorgan at Cardiff before rain returned. The washout followed a similar scenario at Cheltenham

  • "Full and frank" exchange of views in latest rail talks

    A "FULL and frank" exchange of views was held between a rail union and Transport Secretary Chris Grayling in a bid to end a long running dispute. The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union called off planned strike action on Southern Rail so the talks

  • Free i360 ticket offer for school children

    CHILDREN are being offered the opportunity to try the British Airways i360 for free. On the first day of school holidays in Brighton and Hove, up to three youngsters aged under 16 are able to glide up the 450ft tower for free if they are accompanied

  • Tributes paid to long-serving Worthing councillor

    Tributes have been paid to a long-standing councillor who has passed away. Joan Bradley was first elected to serve the Marine ward on Worthing Borough Council in 2004. During her time on the authority, she became well-known for work in her

  • NHS funds were ‘not misused’ by man who defrauded the BBC

    A HEALTH trust which employed a former BBC manager jailed for three years after fraudulently paying himself £155,000 for non-existent works says it has found no evidence of NHS funds being inappropriately used. Lee Richardson had been working in

  • Albion turn down bid for Tomer Hemed

    Albion have rejected a bid for Tomer Hemed. Reading have reportedly made a £4 million offer for the Israeli striker. But The Argus understands the Seagulls have no interest in selling. Hemed and Glenn Murray are currently Albion's only

  • Appeal after burglary

    THIEVES stole jewellery, cash, a TV, cameras and a laptop during a burglary.The incident happened at a house on the A272 Billingshurst Road in Wisborough Green, near Horsham, on Monday between 8.30am and 2pm.The burglary took place on a busy road and

  • Teenager named slimmer of the year

    A YOUNG woman who got stuck on a water slide when she was at her heaviest has gone on to lose almost half her body weight and reverse the effects of liver disease.Isabelle Kennedy has been revealed as slimmer of the year after managing to shed more than

  • Student describes Kos earthquake horror

    A STUDENT has told of the horror of being caught up in an earthquake on the island of Kos. University of Brighton student Naomi Ruddock, 22, from Old Steine, and her mother Eleanor said they woke to their room shaking and immediately grabbed their

  • Fall head over heels for amazing acrobatics in Worthing

    Worthing Theatres’ Summer of Circus exemplifies the wondrous potential of the human body through incredible physical feats. We preview this weekend’s events. Elixir Pavilion Theatre Worthing Tonight, 8pm THE publicity for Head First

  • On the Radar: AMBR

    Every week we interview the hottest new acts on the local scene in our On the Radar section. This week, Tara Matthews chats to singer-songwriter AMBR, real name Megan Farnfield, about fulfilling her dreams, being part of the Brighton music scene and

  • Loan move planned for new Albion signing

    Mathias Normann is set for an immediate move after Albion completed the capture of the Norwegian central midfield prospect. The Argus understands Normann, signed from second division FK Bodo/Glimt for an undisclosed fee until June 2020, will be

  • Motorcyclists forced off bikes by car driver

    POLICE are appealing for dash cam footage of an incident where two motorcyclists were forced off the road.The incident happened on the A27 between Littlehampton and Fontwell and left one of the motorcyclists with serious injuries.A 49-year-old Chichester

  • Blue Remembered Hills portrays bittersweet days of youth

    TOBIAS Clay of Identity Theatre has it pretty spot on when he says that “children can be fickle”. We’ve all experienced the spontaneous nature of youth, especially in the school playground, where, as Clay adds, the popular kid can become a social

  • Gang accused of dealing drugs from Hollingdean flat

    A GANG have appeared in court accused of drug dealing at a Brighton flat. Mohammed Deghayes,18, Christian Blankson, 20, and Tyrone Jeffrey-Millard, 19, are all accused of dealing drugs from the home of Emma O’Laughlin, 23 in Tavistock Down.

  • Roadworks planned on A259 accident black spot

    JOURNEYS along the A259 on Brighton seafront could be delayed temporarily from next week as the council carries out essential roadworks. The works aim to improve safety for bus users, pedestrians and cyclists. They are due to last for almost

  • Job losses at drugs firm are ‘devastating’

    THE loss of hundreds of jobs at a pharmaceutical giant is “potentially devastating”, a union has warned. GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has announced it is planning to shed a third of the workforce at its plant in Southdown View Way, Worthing. Some

  • Watch out for scams

    ELDERLY and vulnerable people are being warned to be on their guard against being conned.Police in Chichester have seen a recent increase in scamming offences in and around the city.These have involved victims being phoned by fraudsters pretending to

  • Former city council headquarters sold for over £26 million

    A FORMER council headquarters has sold for £26,125,000 with plans to turn it into housing. Contracts have been exchanged with regards to the sale of the freehold of Brighton and Hove City Council’s old seafront base, King’s House in Grand Avenue

  • Ryan not worried by big price tag

    Maty Ryan has shrugged off his club record price tag and vowed to help Albion become mainstays of the Premier League. The Seagulls paid around £5.2 million for the Australian international goalkeeper from Valencia. Ryan, who makes his debut

  • Safety review into tower blocks now expected

    CALLS have been made for a review into emergency fire safety regulations and planning in Brighton and Hove following the Grenfell Tower tragedy. Councillors unanimously agreed that a review led by Brighton and Hove City Council should be carried

  • French sports giant to open new megastore

    A FRENCH sports giant is opening in Brighton - right next to competitor Sports Direct. Decathlon, which has 30 stores across the UK along with dozens more across Europe, has announced it will open in North Street, Brighton, in October. It is

  • University’s biggest ever graduation week

    THE University of Sussex is holding its biggest ever graduation week with almost 4,000 students receiving degrees alongside a number of honorary graduates. Honorary degrees were awarded to public figures during ceremonies over the past couple of

  • Tasty selection for upcoming food festival

    THE second outing of the twice-yearly Brighton and Hove Food and Drink Festival returns at the end of next month. Festival director Nick Mosley is promising an extensive programme of events running citywide from August 24 to September 3 that celebrate

  • Curtain call for Mann at venue after 36 years

    LEGENDARY organist John Mann has played what will probably be his last show at one of the venue which made his name. John Mann, who lives in Saltdean, received a rapturous ovation from the crowd at Eastbourne’s Winter Garden at the show last weekend

  • It’s all in the detail at new restaurant in The Lanes

    TODAY Nick Mosley managing director of the Brighton and Hove Food and Drink Festival, looks at news success story Pascere. I’ve already found much to love about local restaurant Pascere, which opened in The Lanes on July 3. Having caught attention

  • 60 seconds with Jeremy Taylor

    What is your favourite place in Sussex?In the right weather, there’s not a lot that can beat a walk around Tilgate Lake for scenic beauty and it’s only five minutes from my house.What do you love most about living in Sussex?Sussex allows you to enjoy

  • Parachute display to kick off Brighton Pride

    MEN in uniform will kick off this year’s Brighton Pride with a spectacular parachute display. The Tigers display team, from the Princess of Wales Regiment, will appear from the skies to deliver the Pride rainbow flag to the head of the parade.

  • Workshop offers first steps to the West End

    FANCY yourself as a future star of the stage? The first steps towards fulfilling your dream could be closer than you think with Brighton Institute for Contemporary Theatre Training’s free week-long workshop. The busy programme is for 14 to

  • Giant West Pier spiral artwork opens on the seafront

    A GIANT piece of outdoor art has opened on the seafront. The spiral, which is based on the golden ratio, a mathematical equation commonly found in nature, has been made out of West Pier pillars. The 24 original cast-iron columns feature a central

  • Man caught pleasuring himself while wife was shopping in Asda

    A MAN was caught performing a sex act on himself while his wife was shopping in Asda. Timothy McTighe, 51, had gone to the supermarket in Brighton Marina on Valentine’s Day.While his wife ventured into the store, he decided to stay put in the car with

  • Boy, 12, ‘raped sister’ then gave her sweets

    A SCHOOLBOY is accused of raping his four-year-old sister – bribing her to keep quiet with Skittles. The girl, who is now five, confessed her ordeal to her mother while having a bath and said it happened when her brother was aged 12, a court heard