WILDLIFE expert Sir David Attenborough will be in Sussex next month to search out treasures in a new exhibition. Sir David will be in Ditchling on April 4 to open a major exhibition of work by celebrated Japanese potter Shoji Hamada at the tiny village
FIREFIGHTER John Chanell was buried yesterday in the grounds of the church where he was married six years ago. The 34-year-old died when his car was in a head-on crash with a police car on February 21. His wife Samantha, 30, suffered multiple injuries
BRIGHTON'S famous bikers' haunt The Waterfront Cafe is to re-open on Sunday for the arrival of more than 300 vintage bike owners. The move signals a possible reprieve for the cafe which closed earlier this month after falling into the hands of receivers
WILDLIFE expert Sir David Attenborough will be in Sussex next month to search out treasures in a new exhibition. Sir David will be in Ditchling on April 4 to open a major exhibition of work by celebrated Japanese potter Shoji Hamada at the tiny village
FIREFIGHTER John Chanell was buried yesterday in the grounds of the church where he was married six years ago. The 34-year-old died when his car was in a head-on crash with a police car on February 21. His wife Samantha, 30, suffered multiple injuries
BRIGHTON'S famous bikers' haunt The Waterfront Cafe is to re-open on Sunday for the arrival of more than 300 vintage bike owners. The move signals a possible reprieve for the cafe which closed earlier this month after falling into the hands of receivers
DEVOTED fans of Hollywood heart-throb Leonardo DiCaprio packed out cinemas across Sussex yesterday for the opening of his new movie. DiCaprio, who shot to super-stardom after starring in Titanic, drew record crowds to Leicester Square when he attended
THIS year's Brighton carnival procession may be the last because of "penny pinching" by the council, organisers warned today. Brighton Lions Club says the hugely popular annual event is in jeopardy because of a £650 bill from Brighton and Hove Council
DEVOTED fans of Hollywood heart-throb Leonardo DiCaprio packed out cinemas across Sussex yesterday for the opening of his new movie. DiCaprio, who shot to super-stardom after starring in Titanic, drew record crowds to Leicester Square when he attended
THIS year's Brighton carnival procession may be the last because of "penny pinching" by the council, organisers warned today. Brighton Lions Club says the hugely popular annual event is in jeopardy because of a £650 bill from Brighton and Hove Council
