THERE has been a surge of interest in ethical investment in the past year. More than £2 billion is now invested in ethical funds, an increase of 50 per cent on last year's figures. The figures, collated by the Ethical Investment Research Service, show
MOST people think of wildlife as being confined to the countryside but that is not true these days. Many animals such as badgers and foxes live in the suburbs while rare plants can be found in secluded corners of towns. Anew wildlife strategy for Brighton
JURORS in the Billie-Jo Jenkins murder trial have been told not to allow the "strong emotions" aroused by the case to sway their decision. They were told by Mr Justice Gage they must have "clear heads and common sense" before deciding whether Sion Jenkins
THERE has been a surge of interest in ethical investment in the past year. More than £2 billion is now invested in ethical funds, an increase of 50 per cent on last year's figures. The figures, collated by the Ethical Investment Research Service, show
MOST people think of wildlife as being confined to the countryside but that is not true these days. Many animals such as badgers and foxes live in the suburbs while rare plants can be found in secluded corners of towns. Anew wildlife strategy for Brighton
POLICE today urged people to throw away chain letters received through the post. A 71-year-old Portslade woman received one that threatened her with bad luck. It asked for no money but promised good luck if the recipient sent out 20 copies to others within
BROTHERS Richard and Steve Kennard paid tribute to their dad yesterday with a golf marathon taking in five Sussex courses. The Brighton brothers teamed up with pals Kevin Bennett, Barry Channon and Chris Godden to raise cash for the Martlets Hospice.
ENGLAND'S soccer stars prepared to fly home today, their heads held high as fans declared: "We're proud of you!" And Sussex was still recovering after fans last night packed pubs across the county to cheer Hoddle's brave lads on in the best game of the
POLICE today urged people to throw away chain letters received through the post. A 71-year-old Portslade woman received one that threatened her with bad luck. It asked for no money but promised good luck if the recipient sent out 20 copies to others within
PEEPING TOM landlord Colin Welch secretly filmed his tenants in the bathroom of a Brighton house, a court heard. Welch made video recordings of the naked students through a mirror on the wall at the terraced house in George Street. His secret was discovered
BROTHERS Richard and Steve Kennard paid tribute to their dad yesterday with a golf marathon taking in five Sussex courses. The Brighton brothers teamed up with pals Kevin Bennett, Barry Channon and Chris Godden to raise cash for the Martlets Hospice.
ENGLAND'S soccer stars prepared to fly home today, their heads held high as fans declared: "We're proud of you!" And Sussex was still recovering after fans last night packed pubs across the county to cheer Hoddle's brave lads on in the best game of the
PEEPING TOM landlord Colin Welch secretly filmed his tenants in the bathroom of a Brighton house, a court heard. Welch made video recordings of the naked students through a mirror on the wall at the terraced house in George Street. His secret was discovered
JURORS in the Billie-Jo Jenkins murder trial have been told not to allow the "strong emotions" aroused by the case to sway their decision. They were told by Mr Justice Gage they must have "clear heads and common sense" before deciding whether Sion Jenkins
