ALBION could swap No.2 goalkeepers with promoted Fulham, who are interested in Tim Krul. A move to Craven Cottage is possible for Dutchman Krul, with David Button heading in the opposite direction to the Amex. The Argus revealed last week that
The World Cup is right around the corner and the city, county and country are gripped in the build up of football fever. However there’s a certain buzz around another sporting tournament which is set to hit the south coast in the coming weeks; The Royld
One of the most respected voices in Colombian football has called for Jose Izquierdo to start in the World Cup. Former international Jorge Bermudez, now a top analyst on television, says the Albion winger can help give Los Cafeteros more cutting
THOUSANDS of fundraising cyclists rolled into the city today as they completed the London to Brighton Bike Ride. The annual event, run by and raising cash for the British Heart Foundation, concluded on a windswept Madeira Drive – the perfect setting
BEACH hut owners have branded as “disgusting” a council threat to kick them out unless they sign up to a ten per cent sales tax on the properties. Now a fight is looming, with protests planned for a council meeting and opposition councillors on
HAYWARDS Heath Foodbank is one of the lucky charities to benefit from the CALA Homes Community Bursary scheme in Sussex. Now in its second year, the scheme aims to provide support for a wide range of local charities, schools and good causes.
A ST Paul’s Catholic College schoolboy has been selected to compete in the Global Space Design Final at the Kennedy Space Center. Felix Larner, 18, has been selected to compete against teams from all around the world, including China, India, Canada
LOCAL acts looking for their big break are one step closer to opening for their musical heroes at A Boundless Summer concerts in Haywards Heath. Finalists for the Boundless Breaking competition have been announced. The judges of the competition
MID Sussex District Council celebrated the outstanding contributions made by young people by hosting the fifth annual Young Volunteer of the Year Awards. The council organised a prestigious awards ceremony at Borde Hill Gardens, Haywards Heath.
A FORMER private school teacher accused of raping a 15-year-old girl has told of an affair with another student. James Husband, 68, recalled the consensual liaison with a 17-year-old girl at Christ’s Hospital School in Horsham while giving evidence
Rhode Island alt-rockers Belly were one of the biggest bands of the 1990s. Now, after a 23 year hiatus, they’re back in business. Jamie Walker caught up with band founder Tanya Donelly – of Throwing Muses and Breeders fame, to discuss the tour, new music
A DERELICT education centre went up in flames last night. Firefighters were called to a blaze at Earnley Concourse in Earnley, near Chichester, at 11.30pm. Eight engines were on site the peak of the fire. No injuries have been reported.
I AM EXTRA tired this week. This is not an unusual gripe for a 40-something with a couple of different jobs plus motherhood to juggle. Strangely enough though, that isn’t the real reason for my current state of fatigue. That would be down to
MORE than 2,500 residents have already signed up to attend the University of Sussex’s community festival on Sunday. Visitors will be given the chance to see a glowing copy of themselves like Dr Stephen Wilkins, senior lecturer in astronomy, by
Five key questions about the Prime Minister's NHS funding announcement answered. 1. How much is the NHS getting? The Government has said the NHS is to get an extra £384 million a week after Brexit. According to Theresa May it means the NHS
THE leader of Hastings Borough Council has hit out at the sale of Hastings Pier to businessman Sheikh Abid Gulzar. Peter Chowney says he is 'disappointed and rather angry at the administrator's decision to give the pier to Abid Gulzar, the owner
A RINGMER animal shelter charity was helped by the TrustedHousesitters team during National Volunteers Week. Twenty team members were despatched to help the charity maintain its 43-acre site. Jess Stephens, Chief Marketing Officer at TrustedHousesitters
LEWES Old Grammar School’s Vox Choir are on track to achieve showbiz success after recording their debut album. A total of 24 pupils teamed up with twice-Grammy-nominated producer James McMillan for the release, which they recorded over two days
A FOUR-year-old girl has been named a one of the country’s top ten young writers. Emilia Coe, from Chyngton Primary School in Seaford, is a runner up in the National Young Writers’ Awards 2018. More than 39,000 children across the UK took part.
RAGNAR, the world’s largest series of overnight running relays, will be setting up in Sussex for a second time in September. .And they have chosen Chestnut Tree House, the children’s hospice for Sussex and South East Hampshire, as charity partners
WITH the Argus Youth in Action awards fast approaching, we will be hearing from the sponsors in a series of video blogs. Lucy Pearce from Legal & General said: "We are really proud to sponsor the Charity of the Year Award as we think it is
EAST Preston resident Louise Winter will be joining a team of trekkers climbing Mount Snowdon for Worthing’s St Barnabas House in September. Louise will join a group of challenge seekers who are taking on the Snowdon Sunset Trek to raise funds
SILK battle maps used during the Second World War were turned into dresses after the Allies’ victory. The method and reason will be explained at a free event in Worthing on 30 June. Other historical areas to be explored include how suffragettes
ST Barnabas House patron Ambrose Harcourt is looking forward to taking part in Night to Remember for the first time on Saturday 30 June. The former radio DJ, 70, is set to join hundreds of other supporters of the hospice by walking seven miles
WORTHING PRIDE takes place place on Saturday July 14 at Beach House Gardens. Sponsors on board include The Cow Shed Worthing, Equiniti, Unite, Leaders Estate agents Worthing with support from Southern Water and South Downs Leisure. A spokesman
A SCHOOLGIRL is missing. Aalyiah Pinto, 15, from Crawley, has not been seen since Monday. She failed to turn up to school that day, and it is believed she may have travelled to Croydon in South London. Aalyiah is black, 5ft 6, stocky, with
What can we expect from your new book club?We have 10 books which have been carefully selected by the production team, not by me. We’ve got new authors, we have got a bit of Scandi noir, real life, historic drama - we’ve hopefully got a little bit of
TROUBLESOME tenants have had their drug den flat shut down. The property at Wellesley Court, off High Street in Hastings, has been closed for the next three months following persistent antisocial behaviour and disturbances. Drug dealing was
A POLICE chief has been promoted to one of the highest ranking roles in the entire force. Assistant Chief Constable Laurence Taylor has served in Sussex Police for 22 years. But the officer is taking up a new post as Deputy Assistant Commissioner
