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What is being done about health inequalities?

8:00am Tuesday 7th July 2009

A series of profiles looking at the health of the population in every local authority in Sussex has revealed wide differences in health and behaviour between the various areas. Health reporter Siobhan Ryan looks at why this is happening and what is being done about it.

Has Starbucks decision damaged confidence in planning system?

Has Starbucks decision damaged confidence in planning system?

8:20am Monday 6th July 2009

Coffee giant Starbucks has won its controversial planning battle with Brighton and Hove City Council to run a coffee shop on St James’s Street. Argus reporter Louise Acford asks what damage the ruling may have done to public confidence in the planning system.

Don't keep your savings at home

9:00am Saturday 4th July 2009

The story of Heinz Albrecht of Brighton, who left his £7,000 life savings on a bus because he did not trust banks, has shocked the community. Jim Baker, director of Brighton, Hove and Portslade Age Concern, tells Tim Ridgway why many elderly people still prefer to keep their trust funds continually close-to-hand rather than behind lock and key in the bank.

'Don't let having fun now ruin your life forever'

9:00am Friday 3rd July 2009

Teenagers across Sussex are putting their health at risk by not getting tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Public health expert Joanne Bernhaut warns young people are storing up serious health problems for the future by not taking action now. Health Reporter Siobhan Ryan reports.

Potential MPs could be put off public life

9:00am Thursday 2nd July 2009

Greater openness about what members of Parliament are claiming on their expenses and what they are earning from outside jobs may put off potential politicians from standing for election, Sussex MPs have said. So will some potential candidates question whether public life is worth the hassle? Parliamentary Correspondent Andy Tate reports.

Brighton council election could create 'electoral tsunami'

7:50am Wednesday 1st July 2009

A byelection in the back streets of Brighton and Hove would normally cause no more than a ripple on the national political scene.

The day dreams were shattered

8:01am Tuesday 30th June 2009

Colleges across Sussex have been reeling after Friday's devastating announcement that their hopes and expectations of multi-million pound redevelopments have been scrapped. As they try to salvage something from the remains, huge resentment lingers against the Learning and Skills Council. Andy Chiles reports.

NHS owes a debt to work of Sussex hospices

FUNDRAISING: Sarah Wren and Charlotte Sansom on The Martlets Hospice Midnight Walk

10:16am Tuesday 16th June 2009

It is a common mistake to assume hospices are part of the NHS.

Will people power hold back Brighton and Hove?

8:00am Saturday 13th June 2009

People power has been praised for forcing Tesco to re-think plans to move into a deprived area of Brighton as well as making sure a planning application from Starbucks went to a public inquiry. But is there a danger these campaigns will prevent much-needed regeneration and actually hold back the city? Business editor Sam Thomson reports.

Why Eastbourne Pier is vital to Sussex's heritage

ALL AT SEA: As Eastbourne Pier goes up for sale, there are fears it could be removed from public use by its new owner

10:37am Friday 12th June 2009

Despite being in need of a bit of “tender loving care” Eastbourne’s 1,000ft pier is one of the country’s most important.

Blossoming Brighton Greens full of confidence

OPTIMISTIC: Caroline Lucas and her part are in good spirits after last week's Euro success

11:15am Thursday 11th June 2009

The rise of the Green Party in Brighton and Hove has been nothing short of phenomenal.

Grand veteran is worthy of a special award

Henry Allingham has worked hard to ensure his colleagues' sacrifice is never forgotten

10:39am Tuesday 9th June 2009

In March, The Argus launched its Honour For Henry campaign asking the British Government to give First World War veteran Henry Allingham the recognition he deserves. Today, in an open letter to Prime Minister Gordon Brown, The Argus is urging the Government to finally give Mr Allingham the recognition he deserves.

Brighton parents go to A&E to bypass GP appointment nightmare

CHOICE: Reasons for parents taking their children to A&E include problems arranging to see their GP or an out-of-hours doctor

11:20am Tuesday 9th June 2009

Losing a child is every parent’s worst nightmare so when a son or daughter becomes sick it is natural to seek out the best treatment possible.

Will you be voting today?

How many voters will turn out today?

8:00am Thursday 4th June 2009

Elections will take place today involving every adult in Brighton and Hove, East Sussex and West Sussex. The outcomes will have an impact on every resident's life but analysts have predicted a new wave of political apathy prompted by the MPs expenses scandal will keep voters away. ANDY CHILES explains why you should cast the doubts aside and vote today.


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