THE agency set up by the Government last year to boost economic development in Sussex and the rest of the South-East reports it has made "significant" progress in its first nine months. Seeda, the South-East England Development Agency, which became fully
Campaigners who want to close down a controversial monkey farm are entitled to hold regular demonstrations against it, as they did yesterday. But what they must not do is wage a war of terror against staff at Shamrock Farm near Henfield. Since the IRA
THERE was a glut of goals in the County League on Saturday with an amazing 55 recorded in ten games. But it was in Chichester where the net bulged most, with Chi being hammered 9-1 by Saltdean while neighbours Portfield crashed 8-0 at home to leaders
WITHDEAN bosses are hiding their embarrassment after an amazing ultimatum to Albion manager Micky Adams. A steward warned Adams to sit down or he would be ejected from the ground. The incident happened during Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Darlington
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
Nearly 100 jobs are safe after a U-turn by supermarket bosses. There was dismay last year when Somerfield said it was going to pull out of Shoreham. The company had planned to sell the Ham Road store - the biggest shop in the town - because of competition
Ice-skating legend Robin Cousins gave his final public performance last night. Cousins, who won the Olympic and European Championships in 1980, took to the ice for the last time with the spectacular Holiday On Ice show at the Brighton Centre. After a
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
THE agency set up by the Government last year to boost economic development in Sussex and the rest of the South-East reports it has made "significant" progress in its first nine months. Seeda, the South-East England Development Agency, which became fully
There often seems to be an in phrase or buzz word which starts to appear in TV programmes or, as the Book of Common Prayer used to proclaim, 'in Choirs and Places where they sing'. In other words, they become over-used and to some extent lose their impact
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
THERE was a glut of goals in the County League on Saturday with an amazing 55 recorded in ten games. But it was in Chichester where the net bulged most, with Chi being hammered 9-1 by Saltdean while neighbours Portfield crashed 8-0 at home to leaders
GEORGE Parris has been in too many scrapes with Albion and Birmingham to get the Blues over a result like this. Two late goals at wet and windy Middle Road handed his Shoreham side their second defeat in six games on Saturday and offered a timely reminder
GEORGE Parris has been in too many scrapes with Albion and Birmingham to get the Blues. Two late goals at wet and windy Middle Road handed his Shoreham side their second defeat in six games on Saturday and offered a timely reminder that there's work to
ASSISTANT Alan Cork predicted it would just be a matter of time before Albion broke their duck. It has been a long time, 455 minutes to be precise, but Albion scored at last. Fittingly the goal came from the player who had been going through his own nightmare
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
Sally Kettle's show must rank as one of the most bizarre live performances ever staged. She sits in a bookshop window brushing her hair, sometimes clipping her toe and finger nails. The hair and the nail clippings fall to the ground. Passers-by watch
Eleven protesters were arrested yesterday during a demonstration against a controversial monkey farm. Police intervened when campaigners broke through barriers and groups started running across fields towards Shamrock (GB) Ltd, at Small Dole, near Henfield
BRIGHTON pop duo Things in Herds is riding high at the top of the charts - without even having a record deal. The duo beat thousands of other artists to the Number One slot in the Indie chart of the world's most popular music website, mp3.com, pushing
Nearly 100 jobs are safe after a U-turn by supermarket bosses. There was dismay last year when Somerfield said it was going to pull out of Shoreham. The company had planned to sell the Ham Road store - the biggest shop in the town - because of competition
Ice-skating legend Robin Cousins gave his final public performance last night. Cousins, who won the Olympic and European Championships in 1980, took to the ice for the last time with the spectacular Holiday On Ice show at the Brighton Centre. After a
There often seems to be an in phrase or buzz word which starts to appear in TV programmes or, as the Book of Common Prayer used to proclaim, 'in Choirs and Places where they sing'. In other words, they become over-used and to some extent lose their impact
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
Crawley Town boss Billy Smith celebrated the 1-0 Premier Division win at Newport County by ordering a crate of beer for his players. And it was well deserved after a passionate, committed performance that produced only a second home league defeat for
Lee Weston bagged a second-half hat-trick as Worthing strengthened their promotion push with a 4-0 home win over struggling Romford. The Essex side were forced to play the final 25 minutes with only nine men following the double sending off of Tony Kinnear
GEORGE Parris has been in too many scrapes with Albion and Birmingham to get the Blues over a result like this. Two late goals at wet and windy Middle Road handed his Shoreham side their second defeat in six games on Saturday and offered a timely reminder
A late fightback failed to save Brighton Bears from another defeat against Milton Keynes Lions. Lions' 92-87 win at Bletchley Leisure Centre put them ten points ahead of bottom-placed Bears, who have won just one of their last 11 games. Coach Mark Dunning
GEORGE Parris has been in too many scrapes with Albion and Birmingham to get the Blues. Two late goals at wet and windy Middle Road handed his Shoreham side their second defeat in six games on Saturday and offered a timely reminder that there's work to
ASSISTANT Alan Cork predicted it would just be a matter of time before Albion broke their duck. It has been a long time, 455 minutes to be precise, but Albion scored at last. Fittingly the goal came from the player who had been going through his own nightmare
Sally Kettle's show must rank as one of the most bizarre live performances ever staged. She sits in a bookshop window brushing her hair, sometimes clipping her toe and finger nails. The hair and the nail clippings fall to the ground. Passers-by watch
Eleven protesters were arrested yesterday during a demonstration against a controversial monkey farm. Police intervened when campaigners broke through barriers and groups started running across fields towards Shamrock (GB) Ltd, at Small Dole, near Henfield
BRIGHTON pop duo Things in Herds is riding high at the top of the charts - without even having a record deal. The duo beat thousands of other artists to the Number One slot in the Indie chart of the world's most popular music website, mp3.com, pushing
There was dismay today after Brighton's annual summer carnival procession was scrapped after 36 years. Organisers Brighton Lions blamed new Government guidelines which mean the cost of providing adequate safety arrangements has more than doubled from
Campaigners who want to close down a controversial monkey farm are entitled to hold regular demonstrations against it, as they did yesterday. But what they must not do is wage a war of terror against staff at Shamrock Farm near Henfield. Since the IRA
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
Crawley Town boss Billy Smith celebrated the 1-0 Premier Division win at Newport County by ordering a crate of beer for his players. And it was well deserved after a passionate, committed performance that produced only a second home league defeat for
Lee Weston bagged a second-half hat-trick as Worthing strengthened their promotion push with a 4-0 home win over struggling Romford. The Essex side were forced to play the final 25 minutes with only nine men following the double sending off of Tony Kinnear
A late fightback failed to save Brighton Bears from another defeat against Milton Keynes Lions. Lions' 92-87 win at Bletchley Leisure Centre put them ten points ahead of bottom-placed Bears, who have won just one of their last 11 games. Coach Mark Dunning
WITHDEAN bosses are hiding their embarrassment after an amazing ultimatum to Albion manager Micky Adams. A steward warned Adams to sit down or he would be ejected from the ground. The incident happened during Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Darlington
THERE are many reasons why the French Convalescent Home should not be closed. Here are 28 of them. These residents have faced months of uncertainty with the prospect of a traumatic move constantly hanging over them. Yesterday they celebrated news the
There was dismay today after Brighton's annual summer carnival procession was scrapped after 36 years. Organisers Brighton Lions blamed new Government guidelines which mean the cost of providing adequate safety arrangements has more than doubled from
