Archive - Tuesday, 16 July 2019

Eric Brill
BRILL ERIC ALBERT 16th July 1978 Always in our thoughts Love Eileen and Raymond
Frederick James Parrish
Parrish Frederick James Passed away peacefully on the 5th July 2019, Aged 88 years. Beloved husband of the late Sylvia, loving father to Lorraine & Tony. Grandfather to Matthew, Stuart, Robert, Andrew & Christopher. He will be sadly missed by…
Reid happy to revert to No.2 under Potter
Billy Reid had no hesitation ending a decade as a number one and going back to being an assistant.
Ashworth: Dunk to Leicester reports "only speculation"
Albion technical director Dan Ashworth has brushed off reports linking Lewis Dunk with Leicester as "only speculation".
Albion No.2 was knocked out by chairman's passion for the club
ALBION assistant Billy Reid was "knocked out" by the passion of owner-chairman Tony Bloom and the club's "wow" factor.
Rawlins offers ray of hope in Sussex's dark days
DELRAY RAWLINS is offering Sussex some rays of hope in some dark days.
Border Force dealing with 'three ongoing boat incidents' off Kent and Sussex coast
TWO migrant boats have been picked up off the Sussex coast.
'It's too much money' - furious pensioners slam licence fees for over-75s
PENSIONERS have criticised plans to bring back TV licence fees for over-75s.
Generous reward for anyone who can help find £100,000 worth of stolen silver
A £10,000 reward has been offered to anyone who can locate thousands of pounds worth of stolen silverware.
This is why a woman has been banned from a city for FIVE YEARS
A WOMAN has been told to stay out of a city for five years.
Robber threatened staff at knifepoint in raid on Co-op store
A KNIFE-WIELDING robber took cash from store staff then tried to threaten a driver to get away.
Old friends will drive £350 banger to Monte Carlo to raise money for hospice
TWO friends will go on the trip of a lifetime to take an old banger to Monte Carlo to raise money for a hospice.
Police investigate after 'unknown man' approaches child outside school
POLICE are investigating after an “unknown man” approached a child outside a school.
Chinese takeaway caught operating as unlicensed late-night karaoke bar
A CHINESE takeaway in the centre of Brighton has been found operating as an unlicensed late-night karaoke bar.
Bricklayer caught drink-driving for second time this year is jailed
A MAN caught drink-driving for the second time this year has been jailed.
Memorial plaque to rapper Tupac is put on Lancing bench
A PLAQUE celebrating iconic rapper Tupac Shakur has appeared on a park bench.
Holidaymakers told what to do during terror attack
AS MANY Sussex residents prepare to jet off on a summer holiday, police have issued advice on what to do in the event of a terror attack.
Council leader slammed for travelling to Belgium to find out how to improve Worthing
A COUNCILLOR has criticised a council leader for taking a trip to Belgium on a “fact-finding mission”.
'Mad dude with a ginger beard' is running from Asia to London to break record
A MAN is running a marathon everyday day for 70 days to be crowned the first to run from Asia to London.
Petition created to 'save' popular Brighton pub
A PETITION has been set up to help save a much loved pub from possible closure.
On this day ten years ago this town welcomed home war heroes from Iraq and Afghanistan
On this day ten years ago The Argus went to Lewes to see servicemen and women returning from Afghanistan to a hero’s welcome. We met the dad trying to break an unusual world record, and we found out about the closure of a pen company.
Crash blocking A23 and causing 'severe delays'
A CRASH is blocking the A23 causing "severe delays".
It’s a turtle mystery: Staff at car plant get a bit of a shell shock
A STRAY turtle has surfaced out of the blue — at a luxury car plant.
School announces plans for all-weather sports pitch
A SCHOOL says muddy sports pitches could be a “thing of the past” as it announced plans for an all-weather sports pitch and changing rooms.
Professor makes startling discovery about human memory after studying snails for a decade
A UNIVERSITY professor has made a trailblazing discovery with the help of gin and tonic, pear drops, and pond snails.
All the fun of the Spice Girls in an intimate theatre
Girl Power: The Spice Girls Experience
Storks set to be re-introduced to Sussex after more than 300 year absence
STORKS are being reintroduced to Britain after hundreds of years — and Sussex is set to welcome a 25-strong flock this month.
Why this celebrity snapper gave it up to photograph Brighton's residents
NOT many people would give up the chance to get up close and personal with rockstars and pop icons, but Duncan Raban did just that.
Pop singer John Newman announces Brighton date on UK tour
Just announced
Wildlife charity pooh-poohs claim seagull droppings polluting sea
A WILDLIFE charity has said there is no evidence seagull poo affects seawater - after Southern Water introduced hawks to scare off gulls.
Argus comment: Pride bin strike will be unimaginable
NEWS of a bin strike on Pride weekend will certainly be a worry to Brighton’s residents.

15th July 2019