IT HAS been an incredible week for Albion. In the seventh episode of our podcast, we focus on the outstanding 2-1 win over Arsenal and what it means for both sides. We were joined by chief sports reporter Andy Naylor and entertainment reporter
TWO people have been arrested after police seized 60 cannabis plants in a raid. A house in St Anselm's Road, Worthing, was raided by officers on Thursday, with huge bags of marijuana seen being carried out of the property. The two arrested,
West Brom striker Jay Rodriguez has reportedly submitted an appeal against an FA misconduct charge relating to alleged racial abuse of Albion defender Gaetan Bong. Rodriguez was given an extended deadline until today to respond to the charge, arising
WRESTLING will take place in the Great Martlets hall of Burgess Hill for the last time next year before it closes.The hall has featured some of the biggest names in the world of wrestling such as Big Daddy, Giant Haystacks, Mick McManus and Jackie Pallo.There
A STUDENT’S design has been chosen as the new logo for the UK’s leading mentoring scheme for filmmakers.Design for digital media students at the University of Brighton were asked to come up with a design that captured the essence of a new edition of Guiding
BRIGHTON’S bounciest, foamiest and most colourful fun run is back to raise essential funds for The Martlets hospice this summer.The Kapow charity fun run takes place on July 14 at Preston Park, Brighton, and promises to be bigger and better than ever.
A CHILDREN and young adults’ charity is staging a new fun charity event to boost its Dream Appeal.Chailey Heritage Foundation, near Lewes, has announced the launch of a new run – the Focus 10k.It will take place on June 3 at Borde Hill Garden, Haywards
STUDENTS from Worthing College have received a £600 grant so they can take part in the UK finals of a science and engineering competition.The money has come from Adur and Worthing Business Partnership and will pay for transport and accommodation costs
IN 1914, on the eve of world war, the Suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst wrote this in her autobiography, My Own Story:“The militancy of men, through all the centuries, has drenched the world with blood, and for these deeds of horror and destruction
Davy Propper could not have made a more contrasting impact on the Premier League than fellow countryman and namesake Davy Klaassen. Tomorrow at Goodison Park, Propper will start his 30th match out of 30 for the Seagulls. Klaassen will be nowhere
Members of the public are being urged to help with efforts to clean Britain's beaches of plastic waste and other litter - from the comfort of their sofas. People are being asked to tag litter they see in images taken of beaches around the country
A PRIVATE school has enlisted the help of a top chef to give students high quality education and haute cuisine. Brighton College has drafted in the talents of renowned city chef and owner of the popular Gingerman restaurant group Ben McKellar to revamp
Albion boss Chris Hughton has been named Premier League manager of the month for February. Hughton landed the prize after home victories for the Seagulls against West Ham and Swansea and a draw at Stoke. He saw off competition from Liverpool's
In stage sensation Coal, a dancing Margaret Thatcher is pelted by the audience and the cast are pushed to breaking point. Edwin Gilson finds out more IN A video documenting the making of Gary Clarke’s show Coal, some of its dancers reveal quite
AFTER appearing in 15 series of Strictly Come Dancing, Brendan Cole was recently told his contract would not be renewed by the programme’s producers. The dancer, born in New Zealand, moved to the UK to further his training in his late teens before
I HAVE always wanted to make an album in Cornish,” says Gwenno Saunders. It’s not a line you’d hear from many songwriters, but then Gwenno has spent the last five years doing things in a fashion that is pretty far from the norm. Her 2014 album
THE duo, made up of members of Fat White Family and Childhood, tell EDWIN GILSON about overcoming adversity and recording with John Lennon’s son SAUL Adamczewski knows better than most how intense the life of a touring musician can be. The
Sussex's countdown to the new season is under way as several senior players head off to South Africa today. The county will play four 50-overs friendlies over the next fortnight. Some of their top players are still involved in competitions
TWO prolific burglars staged a heist in a jewellers by smashing a hole through a roof and climbing through a loft hatch. Jody Keating, of no fixed address, and Richard Sutton, of Portslade, set off the alarm at family jewellers Jewelworks in Montague
CHRIS HUGHTON has put his Albion players on guard after their return to the top half of the Premier League table. They go to Everton tomorrow in tenth, their highest position since the end of November, following the home win against Arsenal.
FANCY a mushroom or kale cocktail? Gung Ho owner Julien Barnett would not blame you for turning your nose up at the offer, but so far not a single one of his wacky concoctions has been sent back in the three months his bar has been open. The
A NEW direct train service between Brighton and Cambridge is further evidence that commuters’ rail misery is behind them, according to the Rail Minister. There are also hopes the new two-and-a-half-hour link to the east of England will draw more
DEVELOPERS planning a £100 million construction project on the site of the Amex “Wedding Cake” have been told to “go back and come up with a quality development” by architecture campaigners.This week developer First Base submitted its plans to build a
