Boss Chris Hughton hailed Albion's display as "outstanding" in the 3-0 win at West Ham. He was as pleased with the clean sheet as the goals for Glenn Murray (2) and Jose Izquierdo. Hughton said: "I thought it was outstanding. A huge part of
Glenn Murray enjoyed double delight tonight with two goals as Albion thumped West Ham 3-0 at the London Stadium. The centre-forward headed in Pascal Gross's tenth minute free-kick and converted a late penalty after Pablo Zabaleta upended him in
9:53pm We'll leave you with this. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
A ROAD sweeper has been jailed for 14 years for attempting to kill his ex-girlfriend at their home in the city. Christopher Woolven, 39, stabbed his ex-girlfriend, Danielle Morrison, at the flat they shared in Marine Parade, Brighton, on August
Bargain buy Pascal Gross looks to continue his extraordinary influence over Albion's Premier League fortunes at West Ham tonight. The £3 million summer signing from German club Ingolstadt has played a part in all six of Albion's goals in their
ALBION striker Sam Baldock showed his finishing prowess on his second comeback outing after injury. Baldock scored in a second successive 2-2 draw for the under-23s against Middlesbrough at the Lancing training complex today. Boss Chris
A CAR and a van were involved in a crash on the A259. The collision occurred on the South Coast Road at Peacehaven, close to the Texaco Garage at the junction of Telscombe Cliffs Way. The incident took place at around 1.20pm and the road was
A TEENAGE boy was arrested after several beach huts were damaged.The 15-year-old was held on suspicion of causing criminal damage following incidents at Beach Green, Brighton Road, Lancing.Two padlocks and a locking bar were forcibly removed from a hut
A 41-YEAR-OLD man was stabbed in the chest during an altercation with another man. An altercation is reported to have taken place between two men shortly before the incident occurred in The Broadway, Crawley town centre, at about 11.15am on Tuesday
AN UNEMPLOYED man has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm while in possession of a large rolling pin. A 46-year-old local man suffered serious injuries following an incident in Norman Road, St Leonards at around 10.40pm on Tuesday, when
THOSE living next to railway lines have been urged to tie down their garden furniture and trampolines as Storm Brian approaches. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for Sussex tomorrow and travel disruption is possible this weekend.
A MAN rolling a cigarette has been beaten and robbed by two men in an unprovoked attack. The victim left a property in Old Mill Close, Fishersgate, and rolled a cigarette in the communal bin store when he was set upon. The 34-year-old victim
CONCERN has been raised for a teenage girl who has been reported missing. Danielle Kendrick, 15m was last seen at her home in Shoreham at around 3.15pm on Tuesday. She is black, 5' 8”, of slim build with shoulder length, afro-style hair. She
DETECTIVES hunting three suspects in connection with a racist attack on a South Korean student have made two arrests. Shocking footage of the bottling of Yehsung Kim in North Street, Brighton, on Sunday night has been shared thousands of times
ANTHONY KNOCKAERT has urged Albion to play more keep-ball to cure their Premier League travel sickness. The Seagulls try to improve on a record of one point and one goal away from home in four games at West Ham this evening. French winger
ALBION’S German rock Uwe Huenemeier has been hailed the “ultimate professional” as he stands by for his full debut in the Premier League. Huenemeier is set to deputise for Shane Duffy at the heart of the defence at West Ham tonight (8pm) if the
IT WAS 156 years ago that Charles Dickens came to Brighton’s Royal Pavilion to give a reading of A Christmas Carol. And now fans of the celebrated author will be able to experience what it was like when the man himself appeared there when a performance
A REPORT in The Argus this week was a stark reminder of our city’s struggle with the harms related to drug abuse. It was also a reminder of the urgent need for alternative approaches to keeping everyone safe. When shop owners are finding the
Marmite – that will be my review of the Caroline of Brunswick. If you already love it then this must be your perfect pub and I’m sure you won’t want to hear a word said against it. However, if you’d rather avoid anything grungey, dark and dingy
AIRCRAFT manufacturer Boeing will build a new maintenance hangar at Gatwick, creating more than 100 jobs. Boeing was granted planning permission on Wednesday night for the new facility. Construction work is expected to start later this year, ready for
SIR Andrew Bowden wants to raise awareness for the Save Madeira Terrace campaign as he pledged his support.The former Brighton Kemptown MP, who was in office from 1970 to 1997, is trying to rally the public to get behind the campaign to restore the
RESTAURANTS are lining up to join food delivery services in the city after seeing a considerable rise in orders over the past year. Figures released this week by Deliveroo show the number of orders received in Brighton and Hove increased by 141
A WOMAN plagued by fleas took her own life. Jiying Song Richards, 50, visited her GP to complain about the bites she had picked up at a holiday cottage. But the flea bites persisted despite the city council spraying her house. Mrs Song
A STUDENT who had his teeth smashed in an alleged racist attack has welcomed the support of a fundraising campaign to help pay for his dental treatment.University of Sussex student Yehsung Kim was on his way home from a South Korean Society meeting on
STRONG winds and big waves will batter the Sussex coast this weekend - just days after Storm Ophelia hit the UK. Gusts of 50mph are expected widely across southern England and the west of Wales on Saturday, and winds could reach 70mph in exposed
Hayley Stevens took this picture of a squirrel in Brighton. 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.
TODAY’S Timeout leads on from yesterday’s photos of actress Dora Bryan, who spent much of her adult life in Brighton.Pictured above left, we see Dora Bryan as the Genie of the Ring in Aladdin at the Theatre Royal in Brighton in 1985. She starred alongside
A CBEEBIES presenter is set to launch a city’s very first Little Free Library today.The library comes to Norfolk Square, on the border of Brighton and Hove, from 11am with storytelling by Cbeebies presenter Sid Sloane and others.Michelle Pauli, who dreamed
THE UNIVERSITY of Brighton is appealing to residents to help define part of a city. Workshops are planned for members of the public to suggest stories and objects for the Hove Plinth, a new cultural attraction on Hove seafront designed to showcase
FRACKING firm Cuadrilla wants to do more oil well testing. The firm has said it has submitted a new planning application to the Environment Agency to conduct flow tests at its exploration site in Balcombe, near Haywards Heath. The testing will not involve
CONSTRUCTION of a new community centre is now underway at Sovereign Harbour in Eastbourne.Councillors gathered at the site, between Pevensey Bay Road and Harbour Quay on the western side of the new Sovereign Harbour Innovation Park, to mark the start
THREE men are due to appear in crown court charged with participating in a prison mutiny and an arrest warrant has been issued for another man facing the same charge. Specialist officers were called in to control a riot at HMP Lewes after prisoners
A COMMUNITY centre that supports vulnerable people in one of the most deprived parts of the city could be forced to close. The Whitehawk Inn provides adult education classes, support and advice for people living in east Brighton. But the centre, owned
CAROLINE Lucas has called for a new discussion about introducing heroin shooting galleries in Brighton and Hove. The Green MP told The Argus it was “seriously wrong” that shop staff in Brighton’s Lanes regularly found needles and puddles of blood in their
A PEEPING Tom who secretly recorded women and young girls in leisure centre changing rooms has been spared jail. Father-of-two Jason Jones, 36, from Hove, was rumbled when he was caught attempting to video a woman getting changed in a cubicle.
