Boss Chris Hughton has praised his makeshift Albion side after they were knocked out of the Carabao Cup in extra-time. Sub Josh King sent Bournemouth through to tomorrow night's last 16 draw with the only goal in the first period of extra-time
A MAN has been taken to hospital after being hit by a police car on the seafront. There are huge tailbacks along King's Road, Brighton, with the road closed from the Sea Life roundabout to the Jury's Inn hotel. A 59-year-old man was hit by
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RYANAIR has published details of flights cancelled up to the end of next month. Customers affected will be emailed offers of alternatives or full refunds and details of their compensation entitlement, the budget airline confirmed. It faces
A man has been jailed following a police pursuit. James Brownell was spotted by police in a silver Seat Leon on Charmandean Road, Worthing, without a front number plate just before midday on September 12. Officers followed the vehicle along
THREE Leicester City fans have been banned from attending their clubs matches after their “unacceptable conduct” during the Albion’s visit in August. The trio’s exclusions range from two to 12 months and two of those banned have also been subject
TWO suspicious items closed a railway station for an hour.British Transport Police were called at 1.26pm on Tuesday to Crawley Railway Station after a member of the public reported suspicious items.A Sussex Police spokesman said a man had left two locked
A CCTV image has been released in the hunt for a suspected bike thief.The 13-year-old victim left his bike outside the Co-op store in Nyetimber Lane, Bognor, for a few minutes.The suspect, aged about 35, came from the store, picked the bike up and took
RAIL union the RMT has announced its guards and driver members are to strike again. They will not book on for shifts with employers Southern Rail on either Tuesday October 3 and Thursday October 5. The dispute is over the role of the guard,
The intense disappointment for Albion in missing out on a striker at the end of the transfer window overshadowed a deeply frustrating turn of events for Connor Goldson. The central defender should have been helping out Ipswich in the Championship
TWO suspected drug dealers were arrested during two day police operation. A 43-year-old woman and a 44-year-old man were arrested on suspicion of dealing class A drugs during Sussex Police's operation in Lewes on Thursday and Friday. The pair
AN ARSON investigation is under way following a fire at ten-pin bowling alley. Firefighters were called to MFA Bowl in Albion Way, Horsham, at around 11.30pm on Sunday. No one was hurt but the blaze caused extensive damage to the building.
RECORD signing Jose Izquierdo is set to wing it for Albion on his full debut. Boss Chris Hughton has earmarked the £13.5 million Colombian for his main position on the left flank in tonight’s Carabao Cup third round tie at Bournemouth. Izquierdo
A PARTYGOER had his jaw broken in a vicious night-time assault. The 36-year-old victim was walking on Brighton seafront between 2am and 3.30am on Sunday when the unprovoked attack happened near the junction of the Lower Esplanade and West Street
ALBION boss Chris Hughton has turned to youth to solve a central midfield crisis. Dessie Hutchinson has been promoted from the under-23s to the first team squad alongside fellow Republic of Ireland prospect Jayson Molumby in the last 32 of the
ONE of the last links to Brighton’s bohemian, artistic past has died aged 87. Gordon Anderson was the long-time companion of the late William de Belleroche, who held court at his seafront house in Kemp Town in the 1950s and 1960s. A host of
CHANGES to the city’s school catchment areas came a step closer last night after a committee gave the go-ahead to a public consultation. Parents will have six weeks to let the Brighton and Hove City Council know their thoughts on plans to reduce
SUSSEX Police are arresting fewer people, spending less time investigating and more crimes are going unsolved, according to the Chief Constable. Giles York told police and crime commissioner Katy Bourne officers have reduced the amount of time
A BUSINESSMAN has lost more than £30,000 of his life's savings to fraudsters who clone legitimate bank phone numbers to trick customers. Philip Moore said his world fell apart when a man who called himself David rang from Natwest's listed customer
A MALE nurse sexually assaulted three women while they were recovering from anaesthetic in a hospital ward, a court heard. Stephen Board, 65, is accused of grabbing patients’ breasts and putting his hands up their gowns. Hove Crown Court heard
A MANIPULATIVE and twisted priest has been jailed for abusing and humiliating two boys for his sexual pleasure. In the eyes of his congregation and the vulnerable, Jonathan Graves was a “fun priest” who was “great” with children and had an open-door
Ellie Rankin, 18, of Queen’s Park, Brighton, took this picture of sunset on the seafront. For a chance to see your picture here, email it to picture.desk@theargus.co.uk and include your name, address and some details about it
THE long summer days feel like a lifetime ago. Running in the long grass, having a lazy late evening on the beach, walking the dog through the lush grass, the setting sun creating a warm glow all around you. With the nights drawing in and temperatures
POLICE are raising awareness of road safety as part of a European day aimed at reducing casualties on the road. European Day Without A Road Death (Edward) will be observed on Thursday by Sussex Police. Road safety officers will be visiting
HALF a car engine was among the rubbish picked up by beach cleaners at the weekend. Volunteers found it close to Brighton Palace Pier as they were taking part in the Great British Beach Clean event. The clean-up, run by the Marine Conservation
MORE homes will have to be built in Brighton and Hove if a new government consultation becomes law. A new nationwide formula for housebuilding needs, proposed in a consultation launched by the Communities and Local Government Secretary Sajid Javid
A HARDY bunch of firefighters ran 42 miles in a day to raise money for one of their colleagues who is battling cancer. Firemen from East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service took on a three pier challenge on Saturday to raise cash for Chris ‘Casper’
TODAY in Timeout we look back on the lives of two prominent politicians.Two-time Mayor of Brighton and Hove Brian Fitch served the residents of the city for 40 years before his retirement in 2015.His political career was an illustrious one and saw Brighton
A FOOTBALL club has raised thousands of pounds in aid of a former player killed by mystery bacterial infection Josh Ayuba, 18, of Flint Close in Portslade, told family and friends he was suffering from a painful earache last month, and died in
WHEN Rachel Watkyn set up Tiny Box Company ten years ago, she had no idea of just how successful it would be. Now a decade on - fuelled by determination and a £60,000 Dragons’ Den investment from Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis - Tiny Box Company
The Leader of Lewes District Council has welcomed a new accord between the authority and the Federation of Small Businesses. Councillor Andy Smith has signed the Federation of Small Businesses’ Small Business Engagement Accord to demonstrate the
VISION Express has officially opened its new Crowborough store with help from the International Glaucoma Association, a nominated charity of the national optician. After almost ten years in the town, the optician unveiled its new home on The Broadway
FREEDOM Works - a modern and creative co-working space along with 11 private offices - is expanding into Hove. The initiative, which opened its first office in Worthing last September, will officially launch the Creative Hub at Hove Business Centre
A BRIGHTON company has been shortlisted for the 2017 NatWest Great British Entrepreneur Awards. OMGTea - based in Castle Street - has made the regional shortlist in the Small Business of the Year award. It beat off tough competition with more
A BRIGHTON team has won a top national award. Renaissance Legal has been named Boutique Law Firm of the Year at the 2017 Society of Estate and Trust Practitioners Private Client Awards. The company - based in Tower Point, North Road - specialises
NEW statistics show there was a 14 per cent year-on-year rise in the number of claims for research and development tax credits submitted by South East businesses in 2015-16. First introduced in 2000, R and D tax credits are designed as a tax relief
