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Thefts of mobile phones from children are rocketing.
Teenagers could be given their own "village" away from a town centre where they can hang out and play sport.
A man who first visited a seaside town as a teenager has returned 50 years later to meet the mayor.
Finally Max Faulkner has been awarded the OBE 50 years after winning the Open Championship.
Albion are facing a winter fixture backlog following the postponement of tomorrow's home tie against Preston in the third round of the FA Cup.
Crawley's Michael Alldis has been handed the chance to reclaim his British super-bantamweight title in his home town.
Robbie Collins is not the only Crawley player hoping to catch the talent scouts' eye.
Bully for Kathie Tugwell of St Catherines, Canada (Letters, December 28), who swanned in as a visitor from North America and sampled our bus system.
St Leonards manager Glyn White has accused rivals Hastings of sabotaging his side's chances in the East Sussex derby on New Year's Day.
Let me offer the first bouquet of the new year for service to British Gas.
Brighton skaters felt cheated in the Sixties when the SS Brighton stadium in West Street was pulled down and no adequate rink was built to replace it.
Burgess Hill manager Gary Croydon has dismissed suggestions that the race for the County League division one championship is over, even though his side have a 13-point lead at the top.
For New Year's Eve, I came to Brighton and Hove to celebrate and bought tickets for the Essential Dance at the Brighton Centre.
A teenage driver was put through a terrifying ordeal when two young thieves jumped into the back of his car.
Department store chain John Lewis yesterday reported a surge in sales as shoppers snapped up last-minute gifts and post-Christmas bargains.
Britain's struggling manufacturing sector saw employment fall at its sharpest rate in ten years last month.
Cheap housing is one of the South East's biggest problems, says a report today from the Countryside Agency.
Authorities turned a blind eye as a young campaigner sold illegally-imported dried fruit in defiance of international sanctions.
A man became trapped between two vehicles as he tried to jump-start his car in freezing temperatures early today.
Schools in Sussex are sitting on more than £2 million of unspent funding while teachers are resigning because they cannot manage on their salaries, figures show.
South West Trains today urged a rail union to postpone strikes which have crippled train services.
A new menace is threatening to cause serious accidents on Sussex roads.
A man who gave a false name to police has been jailed for nine months.
Nurses say better pay is the key to solving recruitment problems in Sussex.
Travellers camped in a car park over Christmas and the New Year have left it strewn with rubbish and rubble.
The use of email as a weapon against crime is to be stepped up.
Skating star Robin Cousins has called for a new ice rink which could double as a venue for other sports.
A school is counting the cost of an arson attack which gutted a common room.
Travellers left part of the Brighton station car park full of rubbish after they had camped there.
High-flying Chester Jets have admitted they fear a Brighton backlash in Sunday's BBL showdown.
The amusing accounts of life portrayed by Jacqui Bealing in her Home Truths column are always a joy to read.
A council is in line to get Government help in funding a pilot kerbside recycling scheme.
Sometimes I despair at the arrogance and the crass ineptitude of officialdom in this country of ours.
Just as I predicted two weeks ago, Gannett hasn't "got" to me and I am still here.
Siobhan Ryan investigates the growing trend among mothers-to-be in Sussex to opt for a home birth rather than a hospital delivery.
When Gaynor Rome's brother compared her to a Shetland pony, she knew she had to lose weight.
On receiving our copy of The Argus, one of the first pages we turn to is Letters, mainly to see what the Reverend John Webster has to say and then to wait for the replies which will surely follow.
I really must protest at the attack on me by Alan Nunn (Letters, January 2).
What happened to the sapphire and ruby prizes promised by the Royal Mail if we bought 12 lucky Christmas stamps?
A simple solution to our being taxed to help the NHS. The Lottery money on Wednesdays should be given over entirely to help run the hospitals.
Council bosses have been slammed for failing to mend broken paving slabs.
Bosses at a crisis-hit arts centre were optimistic today that it still has a future after its latest set back.
TRAVELLERS left part of the Brighton station car park full of rubbish after they had camped there.
GAYNOR Rome had always been heavy but when her brother compared to a Shetland pony in a holiday video she knew she would have to lose weight.
New figures show 30 per cent of rubbish taken to household waste sites in East Sussex is being recycled.
House prices in Worthing are rising faster than in Brighton and Hove.
The new year starts with a bang in Brighton's Stanmer Park tomorrow when the Sussex Cross country championships are held over what promises to be firm and fast conditions.
In January 1837, there were heavy falls of snow in Brighton. Sir A Dalrymple held a convivial meeting at the Duke of Wellington's.
For Christmas, my son received a pocket electronic translator in six languages. How marvellous.
It is amazing what a difference the Downs make.
How glad I am to be able to agree entirely at last with Mr R Symonds of Crawley (Letters, December 24) about something.
I am writing a book called Those In Peril to raise money for the RNLI. It is a collection of interviews about people who have survived shipwrecks in the 20th Century during both peace and war.
Environment chiefs have warned pet owners not to go out on frozen streams, rivers and ponds to retrieve straying dogs.
I am the local contact for the War Research Society, run mainly by retired and serving police officers and ex-servicemen as a charitable hobby.
Rail commuters are furious car parking costs at Brighton train station have gone up 40 per cent.
House prices in Worthing are rising faster than in Brighton and Hove, showing the gap is closing between the two seaside resorts.
Five daylight raids were carried out by police investigating a series of attacks in a town.
Police welcomed in the New Year with a crash, bang, wallop.
Staff at a supermarket have amazed themselves after collecting more money for charity than any other branch in England.
A woman has been awarded £1.4 million damages after suffering horrific head injuries in a car crash.
Arsonists are suspected of setting fire to a couple's home.
