Supersub Jordan Roberts earned Crawley Town their first win in six league games to ease the pressure on his boss. The 23-year-old forward bagged two goals after coming off the bench in Reds’ 3-1 victory over Exeter City. Harry Kewell’s men
‘Steyning Arts’, a collection of local artists, recently presented their November exhibition to the town. They offered cake and drinks to accompany their collection of around fifty pieces, allowing locals to browse the work at their pleasure. Steyning
TWO men have been jailed for killing a grandfather in an unprovoked attack on a night out. Elliot Bourdon-Pierre, 24, and Matthew Smith, 22, left Brian Hill and his brother Andrew for dead, after attacking the pair at a Hastings taxi rank in February
FANS of ITV2’s Love Island are in for a treat as Chris Hughes and Kem Cetinay are coming to Churchill Square’s WH Smith. The “pair of melts” will be in the Brighton shopping centre signing copies of their new book, Love Island – On Paper: The Official
THE i360 has won two national awards. The 2017 Structural Awards, held at The Brewery, London, celebrate the best in global engineering The Brighton seafront attraction won the supreme award for structural excellence and the award for tall
MIDWAY through Lost Horizons' sold-out debut Brighton gig, the band's co-founder Simon Raymonde gave a hearty thanks to his adopted hometown. Raymonde has an illustrious history in music, having been part of seminal alternative band Cocteau Twins
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has confessed that Albion's arch-rivals messed up by selling Glenn Murray. The Seagulls' marksman was sold by next Tuesday's Amex visitors to Bournemouth in 2015, when Alan Pardew was manager. Parish, quoted
SIMON Hempenstall, 44, and wife Clare, 51, were both getting tired of having to endure the daily commute.He worked in recruitment, she in office management.Long days often meant they were leaving home at 7am and not returning until 8pm at the earliest
A FORMER PE teacher and swimming coach has been remembered by loved ones and past pupils after a “life well-lived”. David Dunn, from Brighton, died on October 1 aged 62. His memorial service was held in Brighton College Chapel on Friday, November
POLICE are offering a reward for the capture of a suspected burglar. Joseph Nelson is wanted in connection with a house burglary in Hastings earlier this month. The force is now offering £500 for information leading to the arrest of the 19-
Andre Marriner has been put in charge of Albion's clash with bitter rivals Crystal Palace at the Amex next Tuesday. Marriner goes from fourth official at Old Trafford on Saturday for the Seagulls' visit to Manchester United to man-in-the-middle
Argus photographers Simon Dack, Liz Finlayson and Gareth Fuller were on hand to capture all the action at the Amex last night. Click through their 122 image gallery.
CHARITY shops have an image of being cramped and filled with bric-a-brac no one really wants.But that is certainly not the case at a new store set up particularly to capture Brighton and Hove’s quirky vibe.The newly opened Martlets shop in Western Road
A STRAY horse had to be put down after it smashed through a car windscreen. The collision happened on the A24 near Dial Post, Horsham, on Monday night after a group of the animals strayed on to the road in the dark. The driver escaped
ROB ANDREW reckons Sussex have shown their ambition by bringing in Jason Gillespie as head coach. The Aussie star will be at Hove from January after agreeing a three-year deal. His appointment by the second-division Championship outfit has
A TEENAGE girl is missing after leaving college in a distressed state.Emily Newman, 14, from East Preston, was last seen on walking out of Brinsbury College at 11.30am on Monday.Police are now concerned for the youngster’s welfare, and are appealing for
A THREE-CAR crash caused a pile-up on the A27. The incident happened eastbound near the A23 Patcham roundabout, and emergency services were called at 6.58am. One lane was blocked off after the crash between a Vauxhall Vivaro panel van, Vauxhall
Albion boss Chris Hughton expects his side to learn from a third Amex draw in a row against Stoke. The Seagulls conceded twice at home for the first time since the opening day defeat by Manchester City but fought back from 1-0 down and 2-1 down
PLANS to charge event organisers and spend the cash to clean up the open spaces they use has been rejected. Green councillors on Brighton and Hove City Council’s tourism committee argued that private events coming to the city should contribute
RESIDENTS and hoteliers are demanding the council acts to reopen a road which has been closed for a year. Atlingworth Street in Brighton has been shut at the southern end since January because of subsidence. Neighbours say the area is becoming
PEOPLE who feed seagulls will be fined. Lewes District Council is taking the hardline approach in a bid to tackle the problem posed by aggressive gulls. The local authority has said it will impose Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) in areas
IT seems incredible that one of the main barriers in tackling Britain’s biggest killer could be a lack of funding.So it is hugely welcome that Bill Gates has announced he will invest up to $100 million (£75 million) into new research and treatments for
TENNIS players have slammed plans to turn some of their club’s courts into an all weather football pitch.Hove Park Tennis Club members are worried that they will lose some of their facilities if Brighton and Hove City Council does not reverse the decision
PENSIONERS are being denied internet access because a council is concerned they might access “inappropriate” websites. Mike Bojczuk, who is a volunteer for IT company Digital Brighton, criticised the abandoning of a scheme to install free wi-fi
A PAIR Of 11-year-old Jack Russell brothers are looking for a home together. One of the two, Chipper, is partially sighted and relies heavily on his sibling Chunky to help him get around. The dogs are currently in the care of the Worthing and
POLICE are investigating after a clash between fox hunters and saboteurs in which a man was hit with a riding crop 17 times. Saboteurs from Brighton challenged fox hunters in Herstmonceux on Saturday. The saboteurs filmed video footage which
THESE are the first images showing what the former Amex House site could look like. Developers First Base and Patron Capital released artist impressions for the Edwards Street site yesterday following a public consultation. Although still in
PETER POOLE attacks me for standing up for people who cycle (Argus Letters, November 15). Yet if he had actually read my letter I acknowledged that some of the criticism around bad cycling is justified. However, he didn't like me pointing out
Andy Burford, from Peacehaven, took this fascinating picture of Barcombe Mills. For a chance to see your photo featured here, email it to picture.desk@theargus.co.uk and include your name, address and some details about it.
LOVE them or hate them, seagulls are as much a part of Sussex as our piers, rolling countryside and Regency squares.On the whole we coexist alongside the gulls just fine. But in areas they have become a problem.You only have to look back through The Argus
SCHOOLHILDREN have been celebrating the reopening of their recently refurbished playground. Parents, carers, staff and pupils at St Nicolas and St Mary Primary School in Shoreham joined forces to refurbish a castle and adventure trail. The
HUNDREDS of people are planning on protesting at a controversial talk by Katie Hopkins. The outspoken former The Apprentice contestant and columnist is due to give a talk at the Lewes Speakers festival on Saturday. Scores of people have spoken
A DISGUSTED mother has told how she nearly trod on a syringe while in a shopping centre toilet. Jeda-Louise Blissett was in the toilets at Brighton’s Churchill Square with her two young children and a friend when she came across the drug needles
PEOPLE are encouraged to discover the rewards and opportunities a career in teaching offers at the Train To Teach roadshow at the University of Brighton tomorrow.The roadshow is part of the annual Get Into Teaching campaign, aimed at encouraging more
IF you think the world of print is in decline, think again.The Gemini Print Group, based at Dolphin Way, Shoreham, is proof of that.It employs 160 staff, continues to expand and has a bright future.Chairman Chris Pennison said: “The printing world has
EQUINITI has awarded its inaugural scholarship following the launch of its programme in partnership with the University of Brighton.The recipient of the award is Emma Kay, who is entering her final year of studies on the Business with Economics BSc (Hons
ARTISTS and creative professionals in Worthing’s Colonnade House are being powered on to success thanks to the support of energy firm E.ON.The creative hub in Warwick Street has been a hit since opening last year, providing studio spaces for people working
HAVING a pet on the payroll can boost the income of small shops across the UK as a whole by £59.7 million.American Express carried out the research in the run up to Small Business Saturday on December 2.One shop which has seen the benefits dogs can bring
SHOREHAM Vehicle Auctions’ annual charity auction for Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice raised £22,000.The money has enabled total donations from the auction to reach £87,388 since Shoreham started supporting the hospice in 2011.SVA received support
BRIGHTON and Hove Albion’s official charity is celebrating ten years of working with one of the largest housing associations in the country.Albion in the Community and the Hyde Group began collaborating in 2007 with the housing association providing funding
STUDENTS at Pestalozzi International Village Trust in Sedlescombe welcomed the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bhutan, Her Excellency Pema Choden.This was the first official visit of the Ambassador, who is based in Brussels, to Pestalozzi.Four students from
A 16-FEET tall Christmas tree, installed by a Finnish art group, has been unveiled outside a city church. The launch of Treecycle, by Finnish art group Vieno Motors, marked the beginning of a collaboration between Brighton Fringe and The Finnish
Pascal Gross felt Albion were closer to the win than Stoke on a dramatic night at the Amex. But the German believed the Seagulls showed good spirit to twice come back for a 2-2 draw. Gross scored his third goal of the season to drag them level
