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  • New BACA head: 'It will be world class'

    The new principal of Brighton Aldridge Community Academy (Baca) wants to transform the school into a “world-class centre of learning”. Bob Speight, currently a vice principal in South West London, has been appointed to lead the secondary school

  • CCTV images released of BHASVIC bike theft suspect

    Police have released images of a man suspected of stealing a bike from BHASVIC College.The 18-year-old victim has his green Cannondale Trail bike locked up in the bikes shelter on Friday March 9, but when he returned at 5.30pm it was no longer there.

  • Albion to screen derby at the Amex

    Albion will show their derby at Crystal Palace live at the Amex. Up to 5,000 fans will watch action via pitchside screens on Saturday, April 14. Tickets to watch the screening cost £5 for adults and £2 for under-18s, with allocated seating

  • Brighton and Hove High's fashion show is a hit

    STUDENTS from Brighton and Hove High School strutted their stuff on the catwalk to raise money for important causes both at home and abroad.The annual show is in its tenth year, and Students from every year group took part wearing clothes from high street

  • MP slams ‘pathetic’ response to nerve agent attack

    A TORY MP has called for “much tougher” action to be taken in response to Russia over a nerve agent attack on a former double agent.Sir Nicholas Soames, grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, said any decision not to send “a lot of dignitaries” to the World

  • Picture of the day: Sunset on Brighton beach

    Karen Clark took this picture of Brighton seafront. 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

  • Astronaut Tim Peake pays tribute to Prof Stephen Hawking

    SUSSEX astronaut Tim Peak led the tributes to Profesor Stephen Hawking. The renowned British physicist Professor Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76. He died peacefully at his home in Cambridge in the early hours of Wednesday morning,

  • Tributes paid to grandmother who died after car crash

    THE family of an elderly woman who died after a car crash have paid tribute to her after their tragic loss.Lesley Matthews, 82, sustained serious injuries when she was involved in a collision in Woodlands Road, East Grinstead on Tuesday last week.Ms Matthews

  • £55k award for new health hub in Lewes

    PLANS to improve access to GPs and provide a broader range of health services in Lewes have been recognised by a £55,000 government award for the new health hub in North Street Quarter. The award comes from The Greater Brighton One Public Estate Programme

  • Prescription drugs stolen in pharmacy burglaries

    COUNCIL leaders will be quizzed by a watchdog at the authorities’ next scrutiny meeting.From major projects to waste collections and housing to public health, Adur District and Worthing Borough Councils deliver a range of services that will be covered

  • Personal trainer’s nine peaks challenge

    PERSONAL trainer Ieuan Ford raised £1000 last year for The Youth Counselling Project by climbing the Welsh Three Peaks in 24 hours. This year he is tackling nine mighty mountain climbs in Scotland, England and Wales in just three days, with a massive

  • UPDATED: University cancels lectures ahead of demonstrations

    LECTURES are cancelled at the University of Sussex today as students from all over the country descend on campus to express solidarity with striking lecturers. In an email leaked to The Argus, deputy vice-chancellor Saul Becker told staff a group

  • Did you cut down on No Smoking Day?

    NATIONAL No Smoking Day has a new message, calling for people across the country to kick their habit their own way. The campaign, which takes place on the second Wednesday of March each year, started on March 7 in 1984. It is backed by the

  • Composer Ed Hughes creates soundtrack for Brighton

    HOW do you capture the vibrancy and history of Brighton in a piece of music?That was the challenge facing composer and University of Sussex professor Ed Hughes when he wrote the score for Brighton: Symphony Of A City.The 45-minute film was directed by

  • "We need another night shelter in Brighton" - Green Party

    DEMONSTRATORS gathered to call for the council to open its empty buildings all year round to help rough sleepers.The protest, organised by Brighton and Hove Green party, was held outside the Brighton Centre on Monday.The Greens are urging Brighton and

  • Mother's day flowers arrive 3 days late in a state in Newhaven

    A WOMAN is fuming after her pre-ordered flowers for Mother’s Day arrived late in an abysmal state.Debbie Prince, 59, of Leeway, Newhaven, ordered a bouquet of flowers for her mother, Pamela, 84, from Lovely Flora World’s website.The flowers were due to

  • Rail bosses cancel 'unfair' parking fine

    TRAIN bosses have agreed to waive a parking fine issued after a commuter paid for a ticket. Lawyer Mike Townley complained to The Argus after he was told he would have to pay a £170 fine, even though he had already paid for a £2.60 ticket to park at Brighton

  • Man, who had sex with 14-year-old, groomed girl on Facebook

    A man has been spared jail after grooming and having sex with a 14-year-old girl he met on Facebook. Jake Marshall-Inns, 24, chatted with the girl on the social media site and exchanged texts before meeting her. At a sentencing hearing, Judge