Archive - Monday, 25 March 2019

Boy, 12, ‘took his own life after being bullied’
A 12 YEAR old boy has died after police were called to his home late at night.
Albion defender suffers injury on international duty
ALBION defender Shane Duffy has picked up an injury on international duty.
Man attacks woman, 83, and steals her shopping trolley
A MAN attacked an 83-year-old woman and stole her shopping trolley.
Trains delayed and cancelled on Brighton Main Line
TRAINS are being delayed and cancelled on the Brighton Main Line.
Major retailer to shut down stores and be renamed as Naked Wines
A WINE retailer with shops across Sussex is set to close some of its stores.
Man reportedly tries to self-harm with air weapon
A MAN was arrested by armed officers after he reportedly tried to self-harm with an air weapon.
Arsonists push burning material through letterbox of home
Emergency services were called to a house fire.
Man, 50, injured in hit-and-run
A 50-year-old man was injured in a hit-and-run.
Road closed to fight air pollution and encourage children to cycle to school
A SCHOOL will close a road for two hours today as part of a national protest against heavy traffic and poor air quality.
Two men seriously injured in two-car crash
Two people were seriously injured when two cars crashed on the A26 near Eridge Green.
Traffic delays after multi-vehicle crash on the A27
A multi-vehicle crash has caused delays on the A27 Chichester Road in Arundel.
High class company for Montoya with Catalonia
Martin Montoya is in illustrious company tonight as he prepares for Southampton's visit to the Amex on Saturday.
Hughton homes in on Amex triple test
BOSS Chris Hughton is gearing Albion up for the triple test at the Amex which he admits has "extra significance".
Mums raise £70,000 and build new playground
THREE mothers have spent three years raising thousands of pounds to renovate a derelict playground.
Beautiful sunshine beams down over Brighton on the weekend
THE seafront was bathed in sunshine yesterday with clear blue skies and warm rays beating down on the beach.
Former 70s pop star becomes local councillor
A FORMER Seventies pop star has been elected as a councillor in a by-election.
Man to walk 100 miles in four days
A MAN is aiming to walk 100 miles in just four days.
Man so close to fulfilling his burger van dreams
AN ASPIRING chef who learnt to cook while rough sleeping is close to opening his burger van for business.
Pictures of Pioneer Run - Pre-1915 vehicles parade through the city
HUNDREDS of motorbike enthusiasts flocked to the seafront yesterday to admire a a huge range of pre-1915 veteran vehicles.
Shocking statistic revealed about school budget cuts
SCHOOL budgets have lost out on billions of pounds due to cuts since 2015, according to recent research.
Resident buys Range Rover to stop rogue parking outside his house
A FURIOUS resident bought a Range Rover to stop rogue parking outside his house.
'Graffiti is making road look like a shanty town' says butcher
AN OUTRAGED butcher has said persistent graffiti is making his street look like a “shanty town”.
Bishops visit mosques to show solidarity after New Zealand shooting
BISHOPS have visited mosques to show solidarity during Friday prayers in light of the New Zealand shootings.
Reader's letter: Let’s unite to fight the true horror of terrorism
SOON after the morning prayers at 5:30a.m, Britain started to wake up to the devastating news of the murder of 49 Muslims in two Christchurch mosques in New Zealand.
Ian Chisnall column: We must hope it’s the start of a new approach
THE APPREHENSION that many of us share regarding this week’s vote and what will happen on April 12 or at the end of May cannot be ignored, even though there is a limit to what can be written or said given the incoherent approach by our two major…
Argus comment: We need action on climate change now
WE all know that climate change is one of the most serious issues we face and that it is equally important to keep it in the public eye.
Touching flypast to honour brilliant pilot who pushed life to its limits
MORE than one hundred family members and friends gave a flying send-off to a “brilliant” pilot who pushed life to its limits.
Boy told to get on his knees 'at knife point'
A MOTHER has issued a warning after her son was told to “get on his knees” at knifepoint.
Hilda Chapman
Angie Smith and Karen Brown, are sad to announce the death of their beloved Gran, Hilda Chapman on 3rd March 2019. Hilda also leaves behind her Son David and Niece Jacqui. Funeral to take place on Thursday 28th March, 3pm at Downs Crematorium. All…

24th March 2019