CLANG, clang, clang went the trolley! Some of us involved in plans for the regeneration of the area see the day coming when you will be able to take a tram ride from the Palace Pier to Shoreham Beach. A tramway system encircling the seafront area, with
The study, by the independent economic thinktank Business Strategies, suggests that East and West Sussex along with the rest of the South East outside London will outperform all other regions in the UK during 1999. Output will be up by two per cent, compared
THE badly-decomposed body of a man was found when police broke into his flat during the weekend. The victim, thought to be in his late thirties, was discovered on Sunday morning in Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton, after his landlady raised the alarm. Police
TEENAGER Duncan McArthur has made a shock exit from Albion. Manager Micky Adams confirmed: "We have agreed to release him by mutual consent." Adams would not elaborate on McArthur's sudden departure from the club, which comes only days after he had been
MARK ROBINSON destroyed his old county in the National League yesterday, but confessed afterwards: "At times I bowled awfully." The 32-year-old Sussex seamer took 4-28 as Sussex made it two wins out of two in the second division of the National League
TV and radio star Chris Evans today praised Worthing after spending a "fantastic" Bank Holiday in the town. Chris, presenter of TFI Friday on Channel Four, was speaking on his Virgin Radio breakfast show this morning. He told millions of listeners that
TORY leader William Hague was in Sussex today to boost his party's hopes in Thursday's local elections. Mr Hague met voters and discussed key issues on which candidates have been campaigning. His county-wide tour started in Rye, where he met traders.
LAST week saw me stuck outside baguette stall on Victoria station with tall, blond, but balding, paunchy Tom, after case of mistaken identity. Initially, I believed Tom to be the tall, blond Matt who had answered my mobile phone, after I left it on train
TWO of the UK's largest brewery chains today announced they were considering merging, sparking fears about job losses in Sussex. Whitbread confirmed it is in talks with Allied Domecq UK about a £2.75 billion merger. The move would mean Whitbread would
HUNDREDS of visitors brought a taste of Brighton to Dieppe as they staged a celebration in the French town. They crossed the Channel for the special event to mark the start of the Brighton Festival and the resumption of the regular ferry service from
A COUNCIL admitted today that it did not consult traders before launching a campaign to block a massive retail development. Hailsham Town Council is aiming to stop Northern retail giants Great Mills opening a 22,000 sq ft store, claiming the development
A FORMER church organist is suing a vicar over the disappearance of her life savings. Disabled Constance Madden, 90, has issued a High Court writ to recover £80,000 which she claims went missing after the Reverend William Harris, vicar of West Grinstead
The study, by the independent economic thinktank Business Strategies, suggests that East and West Sussex along with the rest of the South East outside London will outperform all other regions in the UK during 1999. Output will be up by two per cent, compared
A £25 MILLION master plan to improve schools in Crawley was unveiled today. It would tackle the anticipated increase in pupil numbers over the next ten years as well as upgrading existing facilities. Changes include a new secondary school on the Maidenbower
THE badly-decomposed body of a man was found when police broke into his flat during the weekend. The victim, thought to be in his late thirties, was discovered on Sunday morning in Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton, after his landlady raised the alarm. Police
A MAN was taken to hospital after fire tore through his home last night. The blaze broke out at 11.30pm in a second-floor council flat in Highbrook Close, Moulsecoomb, Brighton. A discarded cigarette was thought to be the cause. The occupant, a man in
TEENAGER Duncan McArthur has made a shock exit from Albion. Manager Micky Adams confirmed: "We have agreed to release him by mutual consent." Adams would not elaborate on McArthur's sudden departure from the club, which comes only days after he had been
TORY leader William Hague was in Sussex today to boost his party's hopes in Thursday's local elections. Mr Hague met voters and discussed key issues on which candidates have been campaigning. His county-wide tour started in Rye, where he met traders.
A STRUGGLING football team is celebrating an amazing turn-around in its fortunes since mum-of-six Barbara Draper took over as manager. Whitehawk under-16s finished almost bottom of the county league last season and their prospects looked bleak when they
HUNDREDS of visitors brought a taste of Brighton to Dieppe as they staged a celebration in the French town. They crossed the Channel for the special event to mark the start of the Brighton Festival and the resumption of the regular ferry service from
A FORMER church organist is suing a vicar over the disappearance of her life savings. Disabled Constance Madden, 90, has issued a High Court writ to recover £80,000 which she claims went missing after the Reverend William Harris, vicar of West Grinstead
A MAN was attacked by three teenagers as he walked home with his wife. Police today appealed for information about the Saturday-night incident in East Park, Northgate, Crawley, in which the man was kicked and punched before the attackers ran off. The
A £25 MILLION master plan to improve schools in Crawley was unveiled today. It would tackle the anticipated increase in pupil numbers over the next ten years as well as upgrading existing facilities. Changes include a new secondary school on the Maidenbower
A NOTICE put up by anti-Falmer Stadium protestors has been ripped down, smashed in two and thrown in the village churchyard. Falmer Parish Council chairman Eric Huxham was furious when he heard that the sign declaring No Stadium Here had been destroyed
A MAN was taken to hospital after fire tore through his home last night. The blaze broke out at 11.30pm in a second-floor council flat in Highbrook Close, Moulsecoomb, Brighton. A discarded cigarette was thought to be the cause. The occupant, a man in
BRIGHTON baked in the seventies as the town enjoyed one of its busiest Bank Holidays in years. It was standing room only on Sussex beaches as thousands flocked to the coast. The influx brought many parts of the town to a standstill as cars packed with
A FARM arsonist is being hunted after tons of hay went up in smoke last night. Fire crews were called to Roundstone Farm, beside the A259 at Ferring, at 9.40pm to tackle a burning haystack. Firefighters from East Preston partially dismantled the stack
AN inquest heard last week how a teenager died after a routine operation to reduce the size of one her breasts. Abigail Stevenage, 19, died a week after the operation at a hospital in the West Midlands after infection set in. What prompts young girls
INSURANCE adviser Stewart Newman says he is the unluckiest worker in Sussex after being made redundant from two jobs in just four weeks. The Argus revealed last week that Eagle Star was closing its Brighton office with the loss of more than 150 jobs.
A STRUGGLING football team is celebrating an amazing turn-around in its fortunes since mum-of-six Barbara Draper took over as manager. Whitehawk under-16s finished almost bottom of the county league last season and their prospects looked bleak when they
A COMMUNITY is in shock after a much-loved venue was left gutted by fire. More than 30 firefighters spent two hours tackling the blaze at the Willingdon Trees Community Centre, Eastbourne, during the early hours of yesterday. A large part of the centre
CLANG, clang, clang went the trolley! Some of us involved in plans for the regeneration of the area see the day coming when you will be able to take a tram ride from the Palace Pier to Shoreham Beach. A tramway system encircling the seafront area, with
A MAN was attacked by three teenagers as he walked home with his wife. Police today appealed for information about the Saturday-night incident in East Park, Northgate, Crawley, in which the man was kicked and punched before the attackers ran off. The
A NOTICE put up by anti-Falmer Stadium protestors has been ripped down, smashed in two and thrown in the village churchyard. Falmer Parish Council chairman Eric Huxham was furious when he heard that the sign declaring No Stadium Here had been destroyed
BRIGHTON baked in the seventies as the town enjoyed one of its busiest Bank Holidays in years. It was standing room only on Sussex beaches as thousands flocked to the coast. The influx brought many parts of the town to a standstill as cars packed with
MARK ROBINSON destroyed his old county in the National League yesterday, but confessed afterwards: "At times I bowled awfully." The 32-year-old Sussex seamer took 4-28 as Sussex made it two wins out of two in the second division of the National League
A FARM arsonist is being hunted after tons of hay went up in smoke last night. Fire crews were called to Roundstone Farm, beside the A259 at Ferring, at 9.40pm to tackle a burning haystack. Firefighters from East Preston partially dismantled the stack
TV and radio star Chris Evans today praised Worthing after spending a "fantastic" Bank Holiday in the town. Chris, presenter of TFI Friday on Channel Four, was speaking on his Virgin Radio breakfast show this morning. He told millions of listeners that
LAST week saw me stuck outside baguette stall on Victoria station with tall, blond, but balding, paunchy Tom, after case of mistaken identity. Initially, I believed Tom to be the tall, blond Matt who had answered my mobile phone, after I left it on train
TWO of the UK's largest brewery chains today announced they were considering merging, sparking fears about job losses in Sussex. Whitbread confirmed it is in talks with Allied Domecq UK about a £2.75 billion merger. The move would mean Whitbread would
AN inquest heard last week how a teenager died after a routine operation to reduce the size of one her breasts. Abigail Stevenage, 19, died a week after the operation at a hospital in the West Midlands after infection set in. What prompts young girls
INSURANCE adviser Stewart Newman says he is the unluckiest worker in Sussex after being made redundant from two jobs in just four weeks. The Argus revealed last week that Eagle Star was closing its Brighton office with the loss of more than 150 jobs.
A COUNCIL admitted today that it did not consult traders before launching a campaign to block a massive retail development. Hailsham Town Council is aiming to stop Northern retail giants Great Mills opening a 22,000 sq ft store, claiming the development
A COMMUNITY is in shock after a much-loved venue was left gutted by fire. More than 30 firefighters spent two hours tackling the blaze at the Willingdon Trees Community Centre, Eastbourne, during the early hours of yesterday. A large part of the centre
