Archive - Friday, 20 September 2019

Elizabeth Anne DOWMAN
Dowman, Elizabeth Anne Died 31st August 2019, Aged 80. Elder daughter of John and Nancye Elliott, beloved partner of Henry Gray and loved sister of Susan Brown. Funeral at Mortlake Crematorium on Tuesday 1st October at 12 noon. Donations to Alzheimer's…
Elizabeth Anne Dowman
Dowman, Elizabeth Anne Died 31st August 2019, aged 80. Elder daughter of John and Nancye Elliott, beloved partner of Henry Gray and loved sister of Susan Brown. Funeral at Mortlake Crematorium on Tuesday 1st October at 12 noon. Donations to Alzheimer's…
Pamela Rosina Billings
PAMELA ROSINA BILLINGS Passed away peacefully on 10th September aged 91 Much loved Mum of Peter Frank and Marion and Mother-in-law of Lin loving Nanny & Grandma of 14 Grandchildren and 14 Great Grandchildren. She will be sadly missed by all of her…
Christopher (Chris) Burstow
Christopher (Chris) Burstow Passed away peacefully at the Martlets Hospice on 25th August .Aged 65. He will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. The Funeral will be held on 27th September 2019 at Downs Crematorium at 3pm. BRIGHT COLOURS…
Marjorie Pelling
Mrs Marjorie Pelling Marjorie sadly passed away on 6th September 2019 aged 92 years. Loving Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother, she will be dearly missed by all who knew her. The funeral service will be held at Woodvale North Chapel, Lewes Road,…
Jean Brain
Jean Brain Mum, one year past, missed and thought of everyday Love Christine, Sharon, Caroline, Christopher & families xxxx
Vera Rose Smith
Vera Rose Smith (nee Boyden) Formerly of Bishopstone Suddenly at home on Friday, August 30th, aged 88 years. Much loved wife to Peter. Service to be held at St Helen's Church, Wheldrake on Monday, October 7th at 11.30am followed by private cremation.…
Albion youngsters suffer defeat in late drama
Albion's under-23s were sunk by a wonder goal at the Amex this evening.
Everything you need to know about the Labour party conference in Brighton this weekend
A HIGH-RANKING Labour figure has said the upcoming party conference could “shape the future of the country”.
PICTURES: Thousands march through Brighton for global climate strike
THOUSANDS of protesters have taken to the streets of Brighton today as part of ongoing rallies to demand action against the global climate crisis.
'People told me I was ugly and fat' - Love Island star speaks out against bullying
LOVE ISLAND’S Amy Hart is going back to school.
Albion and Bruce meet again - and Potter expects big test
It is not that long ago that Newcastle fans were dancing in the streets thanks to a Steve Bruce substitution.
Newcastle aiming to unleash Carroll against Albion
Newcastle are ready to unleash Andy Carroll against Albion.
Albion not ready to unleash Schelotto yet
Ezequiel Schelotto is desperate to get in the action.
Mooy told a permanent deal is there to be won - once he gets a chance
Aaron Mooy has been told he can earn a permanent deal – when he gets his chance.
Archer awarded England central contract
Jofra Archer has been handed a central contract.
Hummus bar gives out free condoms with pitta bread
CUSTOMERS at a new hummus and pitta bar were shocked by the offer of a free condom with their food.
Police text warnings to drug users when numbers are found in seized dealers' phones
POLICE officers are texting numbers found on phones seized from drug dealers to try and target middle-class users.
Tragic death of woman trampled by cows prompts warning
THE death of an 87-year-old woman killed by a herd of "beserk" cattle must lead to greater awareness of the dangers cows can pose, a coroner has said.
From Nazi deception to nuclear protection - a look inside a nuclear bunker
IF A nuclear bomb was dropped on London tomorrow, where would you go?
Man left with life changing injuries following assault
A 30-year-old man has been left with life-changing injuries after an assault.
Paedophile goes on the run after fleeing from his trial
A MAN accused of multiple child sex offences has gone missing during his trial.
Man admits sex attacks on women outside school and community centre
A SEX attacker has admitted groping women at a community centre and school.
Global climate strike: Live updates as thousands attend Brighton protest
Hundreds of people are expected to take to the streets of Brighton this morning to protest climate change.
Neighbours' shock as police probe flat fire: 'It was like a bonfire'
POLICE are investigating a fire which has devastated a ground floor flat.
Troubled father found dead in hotel room had a heart of gold, mum says
A TROUBLED fisherman who was found dead in a hotel room has been described as a doting father with a “heart of gold”.
Drunk yob made knife threats to woman in front of children in car
A DRUNK yob attacked a woman in a car and made knife threats in front of children.
Academy ballot opens for parents to have their say
A BALLOT on whether or not Moulsecoomb Primary School should become an academy is now open – but parents have been warned it is non-binding.
Drug dealer tried to stuff heroin and crack cocaine down his pants
A DRUG dealer was caught red-handed by police while he was attempting to stuff wraps of heroin and cocaine into his pants.
Protesters will march outside party conference demanding action is taken on climate change
PROTESTERS will march outside a party conference demanding action is taken on climate change.
Popular burger chain is business of the week
AS THE winner of Britain’s Best Burger competition in 2017, Burger Brothers is the jewel in Brighton’s fast food crown.
Mystery balloon man says online abuse is unfair
A GRIEF-STRICKEN man who released 677 balloons in memory of his dead dog says he has been subjected to a torrent of unfair abuse.
These are the nine best American diners in Brighton and Hove
Compass Point Eatery
Sussex band expected to hit number one in UK charts
KEANE’S new album is out today.
'Failed' 90-year-old Daisy Filby died after waiting almost two hours for ambulance
A 90-YEAR-OLD woman who was pronounced dead after waiting almost two hours for an ambulance was “failed” by a system under huge pressure to be as efficient as possible, a coroner has ruled.
Rare photos from the Sixities and Seventies show what Churchill Square used to look like
THIS month Churchill Square celebrates its 21st anniversary.
Hundreds of pupils sign petition to stop school from forcing all students to wear 'gender neutral' trousers
HUNDREDS of students have signed a petition to stop a school from forcing all students to wear 'gender neutral' trousers.
8 shows to check out in Sussex this week
Slade
New electric buses will soon hit city’s streets
A FLEET of hybrid buses will hit the streets in a nationwide zero-emissions first.
Nine Sussex restaurants make it into top 100 in the country
THE restaurant bible SquareMeal announced its top 100 UK venues with Brighton and Hove picking up an impressive eight placings on the list.
BalletBoyz offer a dance show unlike any other
BalletBoyz: Them/Us
Rick Astley, Elbow and Bowling for Soup have all announced big Brighton shows for next year
THREE more big acts have revealed they will play the city’s biggest venue next year.
The PubSpy review: The Corner House
THE town centre in Worthing may not be the most trendy place on the south coast for a night out.
Two big golf courses have been put up for sale - here is how to own them
TWO golf courses are up for sale and the council says they could be used for glamping, rewilding, or more golf courses.
Greens criticise Labour for hosting 'polluters' at conference
GREEN councillors have criticised the Labour Party for hosting “polluting” companies at their conference.
Picture of the Day: Shoreham Port at dusk
SYLVIA Lemoniates took this fantastic picture of Shoreham Port at dusk.

19th September 2019