Albion were robbed of a penalty as they stretched their unbeaten run in the Premier League to five matches at the Amex. Stoke skipper Ryan Shawcross owned up to a first half foul inside the box on Glenn Murray in tonight's 2-2 draw. The Seagulls
9:53pm Arguably a fair result and certainly a hard-earned point for Albion. They did most of the pressing once
GLOBAL manufacturing company TR Fastenings has become a sponsor of Brighton and Hove Albion.The deal means TR will feature on the stadium’s mid-tier LED displays and become part of the club’s monthly Network Albion business events.Mark Belton, CEO of
CERES Power Holdings has won a national award.The Horsham company is a developer of low cost fuel cells.It has won the innovative product of the year award at the IChemE Global Awards 2017. The awards, now in their 23rd year, are recognised as the world
Chris Hughton has applauded tonight's opponents Stoke City as a "great example" for Albion. The Potters have stayed in the Premier League for nine seasons since they were promoted from the Championship as runners-up. They have finished ninth
A TEENAGE boy and man have been charged after a 16-year-old boy was stabbed in the stomach. The incident took place in Old Church Road, near the junction of Battle Road, St Leonards, at 6.50pm on Saturday. The victim was taken to the Royal
A JURY has retired to consider their verdict after the death of a Lancing man beaten in his home. Alan Creasey, 65, suffered devastating injuries after being punched and stamped on by Duncan Hearsey, 45, but Hearsey denies murder. Nick Corsellis
Bruno still remembers the culture shock of his first clash with Stoke. It was four months before he moved his family to England. But the experience of 1-0 wins home and away for Valencia in the Europa League helped prove he could cope with
A KNIFEMAN has been arrested after refusing to come out of his home for police for more than seven hours. Emergency services were called to a man who was armed with a knife and refusing to leave his property in Battle Road, St Leonards at 9.37am
ALBION will hold a minute's applause in tonight's match against Stoke City in memory of a fan killed in her own home. The tribute to Jillian Howell will be carried out in the 75th minute to commemorate the last time she celebrated - Glenn Murray's
Sussex Cricket have appointed Jason Gillespie as their new head coach. Gillespie has signed on a three-year contract and will take up his post in the New Year, in time for Sussex's pre-season preparations and tour. Gillespie said: “I am thrilled
Former Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna has died from cancer aged 49. The Czech player, who won the 1998 singles title at SW19, lost her battle with the disease on Sunday, the WTA announced on their website on Monday morning. Novotna shared
Though renowned as a tour de force in the UK opera circle, the New Sussex Orchestra has some difficulties of late. Last spring, the NSO's A Village Romeo and Juliet struggled before the critics, being accused of swirling and throbbing, but with no
To many, Pussy Riot will be simply known as the balaclava wearing anti-Putin Russian punk group, who stage guerrilla performances in public places. And yet, having both of their two performances of Riot Days at The Haunt sell out shows that they
Dale Stephens believes he can go from toilet cleaner to playing for England. Albion's midfield maestro has seen Leicester striker Jamie Vardy rise from a humble non-league upbringing to full England international. Stephens reckons he can follow
West Brom have sacked former Stoke boss Tony Pulis. He has been axed after Saturday's 4-0 home defeat by Chelsea. West Brom are a point and a place above the Premier League relegation zone and five points adrift of Albion in ninth. They
BOSS Chris Hughton has targeted back-to-back wins as the next step in Albion’s Premier League adventure. The Seagulls tackle Stoke at the Amex tonight (8pm) with the chance to follow up their 1-0 success at Swansea at the start of the month.
ALBION marksman Glenn Murray is on the brink of club history as he tries to stretch his goal streak at the Amex tonight. Murray will become the first Albion player ever to score in four successive matches in the top flight if he strikes again against
A RAIL operator and a cleaning firm have been fined £3.6 million after a worker was electrocuted while cleaning a train. Father-of-two Roger Lower, 46, had been washing down trains at a Southeastern trains depot in Hastings when he came into contact
Hayley Stevens took this wonderful photo of the autumn colours in Tilgate Park, Crawley. 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 it.
LAST week in Parliament had all the hallmarks of the end of the beginning of our efforts or perhaps their efforts to leave the European Union. At last after 19 months the House of Commons began to debate how we will leave and where we would go
Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a 16-year-old boy was stabbed in the stomach. The boy was attacked at the junction with Old Church Road and Battle Road, St Leonards, at 6.50pm on Saturday. The teenager
BLOOD, sweat and tears were shed as thousands of runners pounded the streets in the Brighton 10K. Nearly 2,000 club runners and fitness enthusiasts ran the 10km route through Brighton and Hove. The race took runners from Madeira Drive in Brighton
BRIGHTON has a new quirky shopping destination – all thanks to an Australian barmaid. Former Antipodean pint puller Rachel Hogg dreamt up the idea of opening a city bazaar in which Brighton and Hove’s creative spirits could show off and sell their
THE Queen and Duke of Edinburgh’s evident affection for one another has sustained their marriage over 70 years. That is the opinion of Sussex royal watcher Julia McCarthy-Fox. The 52-year-old, who has followed the royals for more than 30 years
A SHOP worker has been spared jail after sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl inside a store. Mubarak Besada, 52, was found guilty of kissing the girl and groping her at the Poundzone in Boundary Road, Hove. District judge Tessa Szagun said
LEGAL action could be brought against the owner of one of Brighton and Hove’s most iconic Regency homes after it was painted without permission. Tony Antoniades was told he could restore the Grade I listed Marlborough House in the Old Steine, Brighton
NHS workers who provide mental health care for thousands of people have been recognised for their efforts. A glittering awards ceremony shone a spotlight on nurses, doctors, occupational therapists and many other staff at Sussex Partnership NHS
CAROLINE LUCAS has called on the Chancellor to build more affordable houses, tax the rich, fund the NHS and slash VAT on tourism to give Brighton and Hove a boost. Writing in The Argus ahead of Wednesday Budget, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion
A SENIOR shadow cabinet minister is to rally Labour supporters. Shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry will meet members and supporters at a fundraising dinner in Hassocks on November 30. Over the last two years, membership in Arundel and South Downs
YOUNG and old pulled together to raise more than £50 million for Children in Need.The amount is a record for the night of the broadcast with many more millions expected to come in over the next few weeks.Across Sussex, schools, work places, youth centres
DRIVERS are facing a possible rise in town centre multi-storey car parking charges. The changes being considered by Worthing Borough Council would generate an extra £200,000 a year. Councillors say the extra income would help fund an upgrade
AT a time when there is so much to capture our children’s attention – be it the TV, computer games or the iPad – it is more important than ever to promote books and reading.If you are an avid reader, you will know too well the power of a good book.It
There was a huge turnout in Horsham for Remembrance Sunday last week. The face of Remembrance Sundays is changing. I will never forget as a child talking to a Somme veteran about the battle. From those able to talk of their Great War experiences we learned
PATIENTS suffering a mental health crisis are still being placed in police cells because there are no available NHS-run places of safety.A report to the Brighton and Hove wellbeing board found the number of people having to be sectioned and taken into
MYSTERY surrounds the identity of a woman pulled from the sea yesterday. The woman’s body was spotted by a fishing boat around half a mile south of Brighton Marina. The emergency services were alerted around 9am and a huge operation was launched
A CHILDREN’S book written by Radio 1 DJ Greg James and newsreader Chris Smith has been announced as next year’s Young City Reads title. The broadcasters’ debut novel Kid Normal tells the story of Murph, a young boy who gets enrolled at a school
