Wayne Rooney has been praised by Everton manager Sam Allardyce for his performance against Albion today - even though he missed a penalty. Mathew Ryan denied him with a fine save late-on in the Seagulls' 2-0 defeat at Goodison Park. Rooney
Mathew Ryan said Albion got what they deserved as their unbeaten run ended at Everton. The Seagulls goalkeeper’s brilliant late penalty save from Wayne Rooney proved in vain as his side went down 2-0. He said: “We got we deserved. “Our
Chris Hughton has no complaints about the red card for Anthony Knockaert at Everton which has left the French winger facing a long lay-off. Knockaert was dismissed by referee Roger East deep into the second half of the 2-0 defeat at Goodison Park
Crawley Town grabbed an injury time equaliser through Karlan Ahearne-Grant in a frantic finale against Morecambe today at the Checkatrade Stadium. The Reds looked like they would be victims of a smash and grab raid today after Morecambe substitute
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Albion's net spend over their first two transfer windows in the Premier League is around £60 million. The equivalent total splashed out by Everton is just over £100 million. And yet the Seagulls are just above the Merseyside giants in the table
Glenn Murray has produced his own version of The Hunger Games to become a record Albion goalscorer. The American Sci-Fi adventure film and series were big box office hits. That is exactly what Murray has been for the Seagulls in the Premier
INDUSTRY experts came to Brighton for the Chartered Institute of Housing’s Total Housing 2018 Conference. Social housing provider Stonewater’’s executive director for housing Sue Shirt said: “ There is an annual shortfall of 104,000 homes in the region
AS part of National Careers Week, Shoreham Port staff volunteered at Worthing High School for its Big Interview.The aim of the day was to give every Year 10 student a taste of what it is like to apply for a job and be interviewed by an employer.Director
MONDAY is the start of World Glaucoma Week and Specsavers staff have up-skilled to better support customers with the condition. Often symptomless in its early stages, glaucoma is one of the leading causes of irreversible sight loss. It is thought to affect
WORTHING hospice St Barnabas House is holding a charity golf day on Thursday July 29 at Ham Manor Golf Club in Angmering, celebrating 45 years since it first opened.The event was inspired by Jim Miller and Jill Howell, Ham Manor’s Men’s and Ladies’ Captains
After the Boaty McBoatface saga, you would have thought allowing the public to name a new development would be out the question. But that is exactly what developers behind a new office-apartment complex are doing in Hove. Britannia House in
Albion teen Reece Meekums is thriving on regular league action. That is the verdict of former Seagulls defender Adam Hinshelwood, now manager at Worthing. Hinshelwood has taken the versatile Meekums under his wing during a loan spell at the
Chris Hughton has urged Albion to keep on making progress after claiming a Premier League first. Hughton beat the likes of Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp and Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino to the Barclays manager of the month award for February.
SEAFORD residents will be planting more than 30 new street trees next weekend.This is part of The Woodland Trust’s We Love Street Trees project and 2018 is also the tenth anniversary of the community tree planting group, Seaford Tree Wardens.During this
BRIGHTON organic green tea company OMGTea has appointed Tiffany Mattson, pictured, as marketing manager. Tiffany said:“OMGTea has rapidly become very well-known for its high quality and its healthy-living ethos. “I am thrilled to join the team and I look
GATWICK achieved its 60th month of consecutive growth in February – marking five full years of month-on-month growth at the airport.Three million passengers travelled through last month, 0.7 per cent up on 2017. The airport is set to further increase
MORE than 550 children and their parents flocked to the Eastbourne Arndale Centre to meet two of their favourite book characters.Paddington and Peter Rabbit joined shoppers as part of the centre’s themed event called Happily Ever After.Other favourite
NEW vi ce chairman for Arun District Council is Cllr Pat Dillon, pictured.He was first elected to the council in 2015 representing the Pevensey Ward. He is also a Bognor Regis town councillor and served as Bognor Regis Town Mayor during 2016/2017.Cllr
METHODIST minister Rev Dermot Thornberry had a cameo appearance in the Barnstormers production of Sister Act, the Musical. He took on the role of Pope Pius vi who makes an appearance at the very end.The lead roles were taken by Louisa Taylor, James Smith
STATE of the art 3D technology at the University of Brighton has helped a skier compete in the Paralympics which started in PyeongChang on Friday.James Whitley, 20 and the grandson of the former Northern Ireland prime minister James Chichester-Clark,
AUDIOLOGY services at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust have received national accreditation in recognition of the high quality of care they provide.The Improving Quality in Physiological Services accreditation is given to services that can demonstrate
A SOUND installation will take the audience on a journey through the seven seas – all in 40 minutes.No Man’s Land has been created by Chris Watson, sound recorder for many of Sir David Attenborough’s BBC nature programmes, and features underwater noises
Jimmy Smith has revealed there were no snow days for Crawley’s players during the recent bad weather. Harry Kewell gave them homework during their ten-day break from matches. Now Reds hope it pays off as they plan a push for the play-offs.
Chris Hughton is relaxed about some of his Albion stars attracting summer transfer interest from Premier League rivals. The Seagulls fended off bids for Lewis Dunk, Dale Stephens and Anthony Knockaert before they were promoted from the Championship
A MEAT wholesaler is under investigation by the authorities over the standard of its products. Swandean Meats in Manor Parade, Worthing, was inspected by officials from the Food Standards Agency on Wednesday. A whistleblower contacted The Argus
A HOSPITAL trust needs to recruit more than 800 staff.The Royal Sussex County Hospital declared a “critical incident” on Monday meaning every single bed was full.But a hospital spokesman said capacity was controlled by beds and physical space, not by
A SOLAR-POWERED bus will travel the whole length of six bus routes on a single battery charge today... but the company’s owner doesn’t know if will make it.The Big Lemon is undertaking the challenge to publicise a new fundraising push.From today the public
THE son of a man killed by a friend has told how a letter from royalty is keeping him strong. Portslade man Kane Manning’s father Mark was murdered in April 2014. As the 20-year-old approaches the fourth anniversary of his dad’s death, he is
GENDER identity is an extremely sensitive topic at the moment. So Brighton and Hove City Council is trying to stop the ‘labelling’ culture that has become of gender identification and help breed respect for each other. Council workers will
THE manager of a night shelter for rough sleepers which will close tonight has said the project may have saved lives this winter.Brighton and Hove city council was praised for finding a room, in the council-owned Brighton Centre, to act as temporary night-time
CAMPAIGNERS who failed in a bid to save their community pub from being sold hope its future owners will “revitalise” it.Campaign group Friends of the Greys had intended to buy the Greys pub in Southover Street, Brighton, from owners Ei Group, after raising
