Albion boss Chris Hughton has told record buy Jose Izquierdo to be patient for his chance to shine in the Premier League. The £13.5 million Colombian winger made his debut as a late substitute in the draw at Watford before the international break
PLANS to build 60 luxury flats on the site of a former hotel which has been vacant for a decade have been kicked into the long grass. Proposals for the former Sackville Hotel site in Kingsway, Hove, ran into trouble at the planning committee and
CONCERN has been raised for a 15-year-old who has been reported missing. Kiera Allen, 15, was last seen at her home in Worthing on Monday evening. She was reported missing on Tuesday. She is white, 5' 10", of slim build and with very long
Former Premier League striker Marcus Bent has signed for Southern Combination division one side Wick. Bent, 39, who includes Blackburn Rovers, Everton, Ipswich and Birmingham among his former clubs, is awaiting international clearance as his last
A MEMBER of the street community has been jailed for raping a woman in a flat two years ago. Unemployed Timothy Evans met the victim at a party in the property in Surrey Street, Littlehampton in April 2015. The then 32-year-old woman had fallen
Steve King is back at Whitehawk as manager - on a three-year deal. King takes over with the side at the foot of Vanarama National League south and yet to win. He brought league and FA Cup excitement to East Brighton Park in his first stint
PLANS for a £30 million extension of a hospital accident and emergency department have been given the go ahead. Members of Brighton and Hove City Council’s planning committee approved the proposals for the Royal Sussex County Hospital this afternoon
A BURGLAR caught on camera pinching £3,000 worth of cash and jewellery has been jailed for three years. Colin Ellinor, 55, used a brick to smash the window of a house in Horsemere Green Lane, Climping, where he stole two wedding rings, a gold and
A DEVELOPMENT of 125 new homes on a greenfield site has been given the go-ahead but families who move in may have to make sure their children avoid being bitten by venomous snakes. A proposal to build the new housing estate in Mile Oak received
A FREE football day for girls aged six to 13 took place at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre in Lancing. The session was run by Albion in the Community, Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club’s official charity and supported by American
REPORTS of antisocial behaviour have risen by seven per cent in a year. Sussex Police have seen 1,623 more crimes reported between September last year and August in comparison with the previous year. Police and crime commissioner Katy Bourne
Injuries have affected their impact so far in the Premier League, but Albion's leading goalscorers last season are still pulling in the crowds. Fans formed a lengthy queue in the club shop at the Amex as Glenn Murray and Anthony Knockaert took
A DRIVER is being sought by police after they failed to stop following a crash which left a motorcyclist in hospital. The Mercedes E Class collided with a Suzuki bike in Moor Lane, Ringmer at 3.07pm on Sunday. The crash left the motorcyclist
Albion will be led again by Bruno at Bournemouth on Friday night. The captain has recovered from the recurrence of back trouble which forced him off early in the second half against West Brom. Boss Chris Hughton reported this morning that Bruno
Sussex paceman Stuart Whittingham has personally apologised for the accidental beamer which may have broken an opponent’s hand. Whitingham, pictured, struck Derbyshire captain Billy Godleman during day one of Sussex’s must-win County Championship
A SUFFERER of obsessive compulsive disorder has told how voices in her head ruled every waking second of her life. Sheila Evenden, 61, spoke to The Argus about her torment and the help she received from the UK’s first research clinic to help those
BEST known for playing Mrs Betty Slocombe in Are You Being Served? from 1972 to 1985, actress Mollie Sugden always loved to put a smile on people’s faces.Whether it was a laugh from her comedy routines or visiting fans in hospital visits, Ms Sugden went
A FAMILY of four mammoths is to be sold at auction.It will be the first time a group of the Ice Age giants are going under the hammer and are expected to sell for between £250,000 and £400,000.The sale takes place at Summers Place Auctions in Billingshurst
PUB staff and customers are being chaperoned when leaving late at night after reports of women being followed home and a rape. The incidents have prompted The Long Man of Wilmington in Carden Avenue, Patcham, to display customer notices warning
JEREMY CORBYN received a standing ovation at the TUC Congress in Brighton yesterday. He gave a speech at the Brighton Centre in which he voiced strong support for unions and their campaign for a decent pay rise for nurses, teachers, civil servants
“HOW do I stop crying Mummy? Help me, help me.”Those are the harrowing words of a five-year-old girl as she battles to cope with the ordeal of being raped by her older brother. The brave girl’s mother gave a heart-wrenching account of the terrible trauma
A COMPANY drilling for oil has been given a 12 month extension to its licence. West Sussex County Council yesterday agreed to relax its September 16 deadline for UK Oil and Gas (UKOG) to complete works at Woodbarn Farm, near Billingshurst.
A DRINK-DRIVER twice over the limit crashed into a parked car before pulling off a police car door handle. Andrew Hollands, 53, of Caburn Crescent, Lewes, pleaded guilty at Brighton Magistrates Court to drink-driving and criminal damage. He was been banned
A COUPLE were just seconds from being married when they were forced to flee following Sunday’s Grand bomb hoax. Dan Rosehill, 31, and Gaby Leslie, 29, were then quizzed by police who asked if a jealous ex could have been behind the hoax call.
A DRINK-DRIVING care assistant has been banned from driving after her partner called the police. Sarah Brito, 48, of Sheffield Park Way, Eastbourne, was shopped by her boyfriend after she drove home drunk on the A259 Seaford, following an argument. She
THE possible closure of seven libraries has caused uproar among residents who say they are vital to the community. East Sussex County Council will discuss the closures next week after reviewing the impact on the public. The libraries at risk
A PET dog was killed in an arson attack which police think could be linked to several other fires. The dog, Spirit, died when Angela Simmons’ home in Cissbury Avenue, Peacehaven, was set fire to on Monday night. Ms Simmons, whose home was targeted
STAFF and students at Varndean School are celebrating after keeping their good rating following an inspection by Ofsted. The glowing report was revealed this week after being government inspectors visited the school in Balfour Road, Brighton in
RESIDENTS of a high rise block have said they fear for their lives after a fire. Eight fire engines were sent to Kingfisher Court in Whitehawk. Brighton, yesterday after a cigarette started a blaze in a kitchen on the eighth floor. The elderly
THE Home Office has insisted that crimes should be “investigated thoroughly” and police should be “more responsive”. The comments came after Sussex Police chief constable Giles York said victims may no longer receive in-person visits from officers
THE theme for this weekend’s Worthing Food and Drink Festival is a real Flavour of the Seaside.Worthing held its very first festival in 2012 and it is getting bigger and better year on year. The Worthing Town Centre Initiative organises this in partnership
PATISSERIE Valerie has confirmed that a new store is planned to open in Worthing later this year. This new store will be located in Worthing’s bustling Montague Quarter and is the first Patisserie Valerie café to open in the area. This new
