Albion have converted goalkeeper Tim Krul's loan from Newcastle United to a permanent one-year deal. The Dutch international initially arrived on a season-long loan last month, but has now signed a one-year contract. He is now eligible to face
A YACHT has run aground on Hove beach. The skipper of the vessel notified the coastguard his engine had failed and the boat was drifting towards the beach. He dropped the anchor but strong winds blew the boat onto the beach. The 19-foot
A MAN is reported to have pulled an machete during a fight between two men. Sussex Police received reports of a man wielding an machete in London Road, Brighton, near the A270 Viaduct Road junction. It followed a fight had broken out between
Argus photographer Simon Dack was on hand to capture last night's 1-0 league cup defeat to Bournemouth.
Herbie Flowers’ Jazz Breakfast *** Brighton Dome, September 17 “Are the trains running today?” Herbie Flowers plaintively asked the audience in the three-quarters full Dome before leading his five-piece ensemble into a relaxed version of
Ne-Yo **** Brighton Centre, September 17 Ne-Yo is underrated. If ever in doubt, his UK tour confirms it. You are forgiven for thinking he left the R&B scene years ago – his caramel vocals have been somewhat absent from the
POLICE still do not know the identity of The Grand hotel bomb hoaxer. Brighton city centre was cordoned off for five hours during the scare on Sunday, September 10. The Grand and neighbouring Brighton Centre, where the Trades Union Congress
LUKE WELLS has told of his pride at captaining Sussex – and marking the occasion with a century. Wells, son of former county skipper Alan, made 122 in a total of 346 at the Riverside, to which hosts Durham replied with 8-1 as Keaton Jennings was
A 21-year-old was stabbed by his best friend – who then lied to try to cover up his murder, a court heard. Sam Caulfield died from his injuries after being stabbed through the main blood vessel from the heart. A jury at Hove Crown Court was
THREE people have been arrested after a man was stabbed to death in a block of flats. Emergency services were called around 5.10pm yesterday to Burtons Court flats in Park Way, Horsham, after a report of a man with stab wounds. Eight police
WHEN we started reporting on problems with crime in Peacehaven this year it became clear that residents had real concerns.Their police station had been shut and a range of incidents had begun to really worry them. A man was mocked in the street over his
A LONG-awaited report into misspent taxpayer money has been delayed by a further six months.More than £300,000 went missing in 2014 and 2015 when an unnamed subcontractor of Brighton and Hove City Council’s property contractor Mears overcharged for housing
A 15-year-old boy has admitted going on an “extremely dangerous” joyride in a stolen car. The Brighton teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was arrested after a police chase across the eastern side of the city. The boy raced through
COUNCIL leaders are calling for a visit from the Transport Secretary in a bid for long-term improvements for the A27. It comes as Adur District Council leader Neil Parkin and Worthing Borough Council leader Dan Humphreys opposed plans to revamp
AN investigation has been launched after a man was hit by a police car responding to a 999 call yesterday evening. Brighton seafront was shut off from 6.05pm after the 59-year-old was knocked down near to Pitcher and Piano in King’s Road. A
A TRANSGENDER woman accidentally hanged herself while she was performing a sex act on camera. Zoe O’Brien, 39, tied a rope which was attached to the ceiling around her neck while she performed a sex act on herself and took pictures. But she
IN today’s Timeout, we look back on the historic Patcham Windmill.Built in 1885, the five-storey tower mill was the last working mill to be built in Sussex.It is in Mill Road, Patcham, on the edge of Brighton and was built for baker Joseph Harris who
Frank Hinton took this shot of the statue outside Hove Town Hall. 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 TORY councillor has won a popular amateur race in a course record time.Councillor Robert Nemeth, who represents Wish ward on Brighton and Hove City Council, is a keen runner.He took just 18 minutes 45 seconds to complete the 5km Toronto Parkrun while
SOUTHERN Water has been named the worst performing company in the industry for the fifth year running.The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) says the firm has a lot more work to do to curb the number of complaints it receives from customers.However
POLICE bosses have finally taken action to prevent crime in a town after The Argus raised residents’ concerns. Peacehaven has suffered from a plague of antisocial behaviour over the past year, leaving people fearful of leaving their homes.
MANY families dream of having a tree house in the back garden but few will be as ambitious as this. Tim Johnson’s lovingly handcrafted structure cost as much as a real house. It sleeps four, has a fully equipped kitchen, a shower room and even
A proposal for a trial scheme to enable Brighton and Hove City Council to buy back former council homes is to be considered by councillors. The idea is aimed at providing more affordable rented housing for people on the city’s housing register,
Four people have been arrested after raids in Hove and Worthing. Sussex Police said they had had seized a significant amount of cash and arrested three people for offences linked to prostitution following four house raids in Worthing and Hove last
A TORCHLIT procession will get the 48th annual Burgess Hill Bonfire Society under way.Roads in the town will be closed from 6pm prior to the first procession beginning at 7.30pm on Saturday.It will start in Crescent Way heading to Crescent Road, Mill
A DONKEY sanctuary is raising much-needed funds with an online auction.There are nearly 30 lots including afternoon tea on a London double-decker bus, a cocktail master class or a go on Brighton’s zip wire.Also up for grabs are a facial at Urban Sanctuary
A CYCLIST had a lucky escape after barbed wire was strung across a woodland trail. Simon Stone, 42, from Hollingbury, Brighton, was mountain biking with friends in The Great Wood, Stanmer Park, on Monday evening (September 18). He was riding
A GRANDFATHER died from exposure to asbestos within three years of marrying his new love. Colin Shearings’ widow has spoken of her heartbreak after losing the man she’d waited 40 years to meet. The 67-year-old auditor died from mesothelioma
A record-breaking 1,450 people took part in the Littlehampton10k run for Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice. The annual event, now in its 14th year, has been running almost as long as Chestnut Tree House, which opened in November 2003, making
WEST Sussex Fire and Rescue Service has teamed up with Greater Brighton Metropolitan College to launch a brand new fire cadets programme. It is a 38-week programme and 16 students from the MET’s Uniformed Services course will learn all about the
THE Stroke Association has launched a new service which will support people affected by stroke in West Sussex. The charity’s new Six Month Review service is funded by two local Clinical Commissioning Groups: Horsham and Mid Sussex, and Crawley.
THE future of a popular outdoor activity centre has been secured as a new operator with exciting plans prepares to take over the Shoreham site. Adur District Council has awarded a 15-year lease on the Adur Outdoor Activity Centre to a partnership
PEOPLE are being urged to Get Active as part of a new programme aimed at encouraging and supporting the community improve their health in body and mind. Delivered by Adur and Worthing councils, the aim is to give people exercise with friendly,
WORTHING-BASED Guild Care’s first ever Broadwater Dog Show and Market has raised £1,300 for its Ashdown Centre service which supports children and young adults with disabilities and additional needs. The event was held at Broadwater Green in conjunction
