Archive - Tuesday, 22 January 2019

Peacehaven police chase ends in car crash – suspect STILL on the run
A SUSPECT is still on the run after being involved in a police chase that ended in a car crash.
Man appears in court to face city centre rape charge
A SUSPECT has been charged on suspicion of a city centre rape.
Romesh Ranganathan and Rag 'n' Bone Man team up for festival show
TWO Sussex entertainers have announced an unusual collaboration as part of a new festival.
Versatile Vincelot leaves Crawley Town
Romain Vincelot has left Crawley Town after just six months of a two-year deal.
Boy, 15, hanged himself after telling dad he had detention, inquest hears
A TEENAGE boy took his own life after telling his father he was going back to school for a detention.
Lauryn Hill announced as headliner for Sussex festival
INTERNATIONAL soul and hip-hop star Lauryn Hill has been confirmed as the headline act at a leading Sussex music festival.
Sussex FA defend Albion postponement
The Sussex FA have defended their decision to postpone Albion's Sussex Senior Cup quarter-final at Eastbourne tomorrow night.
Can you think of a name for this zoo's latest feathered resident?
A ZOO is asking people to name its new owl.
Brighton driveways could earn owners thousands of pounds per year
BRIGHTON and Hove has some of the most valuable driveways in the UK.
The Amex is key again for Albion to stay in the Premier League
Only one team (Leicester) outside of the top six have beaten Albion in 19 Premier League matches at the Amex.
Argus comment: Do you agree with the Valley Gardens development?
THE Valley Gardens project has already sparked plenty of debate and quite right too.
Reader's letter: I haven’t heard many reasons to stay in the EU
WHILE there are a number of very worthwhile reasons for leaving the European Union such as sovereignty, worldwide trade and making our own laws, I have not heard of any serious reason to remain.
Katy Rice column: Reading books is one of life’s great pleasures
THERE is a new chapter in the story of the book, thanks to a decluttering guru. Marie Kondo, the presenter of the new Netflix series Tidying Up, has told viewers that she limits the number of books in her house to 30.
Missing girl, 12, found after 'extreme concern' and police appeal
A missing schoolgirl has been found safely after an urgent public appeal.
Fears for Cardiff signing who played at the Amex
Cardiff's record signing Emiliano Sala was on board a plane that went missing over the English Channel on Monday night, French media have reported.
University honour for Albion boss Hughton
Albion manager Chris Hughton will receive an honorary degree from the University of Sussex on Thursday to celebrate his achievements in football and for the Seagulls.
Youtube star hits out at 'sickening racial and homophobic slurs'
A ROMANIAN pop singer has called for more action to be taken against internet trolls after being subjected to "sickening racial and homophobic slurs" across social media.
Head teacher left school after exams were tampered with - now she's coming back
A HEAD teacher was suspended after children’s exam papers were tampered with – but now she is being allowed to return to the school.
New Supercar Event comes to Sussex - here's how you can see some of the fastest cars in the world
A SUPERCAR event is coming to Sussex this year.
Stage stars show the Full Monty ahead of appearance in Brighton
A GROUP of showmen got dressed in uniform in the chilly January weather to promote their new show.
FA Cup dilemma for Hughton
Chris Hughton will make multiple changes again for Albion's FA Cup fourth round tie at home to West Brom.
King Alfred deal set to be signed after years of talks
THE the first stages of redeveloping the King Alfred should get under way by the end of the month – after years of negotiations.
Missing boy, 12, found 'safe and well'
A 12-YEAR-OLD who went missing yesterday morning has been found.
Mac Allister says he is on track to join Albion
Albion are on course to complete the signing of Alexis Mac Allister, according to the Argentinian midfield prospect.
Residents fuming over plans to build 400 students flats in Moulsecoomb
RESIDENTS are fuming over a proposal to build 400 student flats, saying the development would bring more pollution.
Brighton's new multi million pound tourist attraction aims for ‘wow’ factor
THE entrepreneur behind Brighton’s new multi-million pound tourist attraction says he’s confident he can create “the wow factor.”
Prime Minister sends her condolence to Brighton woman who was awarded the MBE
A WOMAN who was awarded the MBE for her dedicated political died aged at 87 on Boxing Day.
Family and friends farewell long-serving midwife who died on Christmas Day
FAMILY and friends said goodbye to a long-serving midwife at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton who died on Christmas morning aged 83.
Football fan admits breaching banning order in court
A FOOTBALL fan who was banned from attending matches has been fined for not handing over his passport.
329 new homes up for grabs in impressive new homes development
A NEW homes development opened its doors to homebuyers in Haywards Heath.
Hospital's moving tribute to tragic children Jack and Harvey
TWO children who died have had new blood grouping machines named after them.
Business finds new home after losing previous one to redevelopment
A LONG-ESTABLISHED art studio has found a new home.
Have a taste of the Love Doctor's new remedy for romance
THE LOVE Doctor’s Fix A Date nights could be your remedy for romance.
Argus staff steal back stolen bikes from thieves
ARGUS staff used bolt cutters to “steal” the editor’s bike back from thieves.
Six great sunrise and sunset photographs by Argus Camera Club members
THE sunrises and sunsets captured by our camera club members make for a great selection of pictures today.
A massive 2,000 workspaces up for grabs in £120m new city centre offices
A MASSIVE 2,000 workspaces are available to lease in the largest commercial development in central Brighton in the last 25 years.
Martin Winter
Winter Martin Eugene Cornelius My hearts darling our Martin, after all these years the pain is still there of losing you from Me and your whole family. You are still apart of our everyday life. Love and miss you so much, Mum, Ronna, Leigh & Darren X…
Jean Mary Edginton
Edginton Jean Mary Passed away peacefully on 12th January 2019, Aged 81. Much loved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, aunt and friend too many. Will be fondly remembered and sadly missed. Funeral service 12pm Wednesday 30th January at…
John Douglas Marchant
RAPLEY Maureen Deanna Passed away peacefully on 2nd January 2019. Will be sadly missed by all her friends and family Family flowers only. For enquiries or to make a donation to Dementia UK in memory of Maureen, please contact S.E Skinner & Sons 145…
WATCH: 'Horrendous damage' – FIRE erupts in bus sheltering rough sleepers
FIVE people have been evacuated after a bus sheltering rough sleepers caught on fire.

21st January 2019