A Sussex schoolgirl who went missing for two weeks has been found by police in north-west England. Miley Smart's family were in anguish after the 16-year-old disappeared from her home in Whitehawk, Brighton, on May 23. Police yesterday found her safe
I have seldom read a less perceptive or more prejudiced restaurant review than that by Louise Ramsay of One Paston Place. This is a civilised French restaurant in a proper setting, presided over by Mme Nicole with professionalism and charm. I know of
The claims about parking charges by Tapp, the Brighton and Hove trades protesters, are ridiculous (The Argus, June 6) . Firstly, they claim they could pay £850 a year by working a six-day week. Do they have to work more than five days? Surely that is
I took part in Thursday's van demonstration and thought it well-attended and good-humoured, causing a minimum amount of disruption. Well done to those at Traders Against Parking Persecution (Tapp) who set it up at short notice. If Brighton and Hove City
What a wonderful week. What a wonderful day with jubilee jubilation and World Cup wonder - and there's more to come. The Queen came to Ardingly fresh from her jubilee weekend and even Sussex showers failed to dampen the spirits of the cheering crowds.
As a gay resident of Brighton and Hove, I am concerned the 80 per cent who are not gay in the city are being told to fund demands for extra policing of an infamous gay "cruising" area. Since I first came to Brighton in 1971, the Duke's Mound-Marine Parade
Mark Sumpter is concerned about his car's lack of speed following the fifth round of the Michelin Porsche Cup. The Sussex driver consolidated second place in the series after taking fourth place in the sprint race at Silverstone last weekend. But Sumpter
Chris Eubank believes champion Lennox Lewis can beat Mike Tyson tonight in their heavyweight title fight but only if he does not get drawn into a war. Eubank flew out yesterday to take his seat at ringside to witness one of the most eagerly-awaited contests
You might not have realised it but Brighton Bears were second bottom of the league last season. In fact, in one respect we were rock bottom, and I expect that to change this time round. Of course I am not talking about results. I am talking about budget
Parents are pressing for children's toilets to be provided in a popular park in Brighton. They say drug addicts use the only lavatory in Queen's Park, a superloo with a 20p fee. Parents have found syringes and needles there and are now demanding facilities
Pom Oliver hoped to be among an all-female expedition to the North and South poles, but frostbite robbed her of her dream. When Ann Daniels and Caroline Hamilton raised a Union Flag above the North Pole and sang the National Anthem, Pom, from Billingshurst
Hundreds of children will remember the momentous day they met the Queen. Eager to catch a glimpse of Her Majesty, the youngsters waited patiently in the mud and rain for the royals to arrive at Ardingly. During the day, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh
The Duke of Edinburgh joked with visitors about the weather and the amount of mud around. With one visitor he quipped: "There is going to be a competition for the muddiest dog." Prince Philip was escorted round the show by president of the South of England
Armed with brollies and wellies, thousands of Sussex people trudged through acres of glorious mud to give the Queen a rousing welcome. In scenes reminiscent of the weekend's jubilee festivities, visitors to the South Of England Show gave the royal visitor
More park and ride facilities are needed to get fans to Brighton and Hove Albion's proposed community stadium, says Lord Bassam. The Labour peer and former Brighton council leader is urging councillors to get behind the stadium plan for Falmer when planners
Experts are examining the roof of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton to find out what caused damage to the Music Room. Part of a decorative feature at the top of the ceiling dropped on to a gasolier below, damaging two of the panels. The incident occurred
A Sussex schoolgirl who went missing for two weeks has been found by police in north-west England. Miley Smart's family were in anguish after the 16-year-old disappeared from her home in Whitehawk, Brighton, on May 23. Police yesterday found her safe
A mother-to-be is hoping her baby will just hold on another 24 hours - so she can win a bet worth £1,000. As we reported in March, Donna Munn, from Thornhill Rise, Mile Oak, wants her baby to be the fourth member of her family, including herself, to share
Life has its funny moments. I'm at the bank. A lad approaches the cashier with her football sweep. She draws out a ticket. "I've got China," she howls. "Pity it wasn't Brazil," I said. "He's got Brazil - and he organised the sweep!" The lad grins and
If readers try One Paston Place for themselves, I don't think they will find £19 expensive for a three-course meal including service. I agree they will be taken aback by the beautiful presentation but Ms Ramsay failed to comment on the interesting and
I have seldom read a less perceptive or more prejudiced restaurant review than that by Louise Ramsay of One Paston Place. This is a civilised French restaurant in a proper setting, presided over by Mme Nicole with professionalism and charm. I know of
Proud Sven-Goran Eriksson today warned his World Cup rivals: "My England team can get even better." Eriksson revealed his faith in his players after their 1-0 win over Argentina, courtesy of a penalty from David Beckham who ensured that the memories of
The claims about parking charges by Tapp, the Brighton and Hove trades protesters, are ridiculous (The Argus, June 6) . Firstly, they claim they could pay £850 a year by working a six-day week. Do they have to work more than five days? Surely that is
As a gay resident of Brighton and Hove, I am concerned the 80 per cent who are not gay in the city are being told to fund demands for extra policing of an infamous gay "cruising" area. Since I first came to Brighton in 1971, the Duke's Mound-Marine Parade
Chris Eubank believes champion Lennox Lewis can beat Mike Tyson tonight in their heavyweight title fight but only if he does not get drawn into a war. Eubank flew out yesterday to take his seat at ringside to witness one of the most eagerly-awaited contests
You might not have realised it but Brighton Bears were second bottom of the league last season. In fact, in one respect we were rock bottom, and I expect that to change this time round. Of course I am not talking about results. I am talking about budget
Parents are pressing for children's toilets to be provided in a popular park in Brighton. They say drug addicts use the only lavatory in Queen's Park, a superloo with a 20p fee. Parents have found syringes and needles there and are now demanding facilities
The Duke of Edinburgh joked with visitors about the weather and the amount of mud around. With one visitor he quipped: "There is going to be a competition for the muddiest dog." Prince Philip was escorted round the show by president of the South of England
More park and ride facilities are needed to get fans to Brighton and Hove Albion's proposed community stadium, says Lord Bassam. The Labour peer and former Brighton council leader is urging councillors to get behind the stadium plan for Falmer when planners
As the Queen patted him on the head, the final whistle blew and a prize Hereford bull was renamed Beckham. It seemed blissfully unaware of England's 1-0 win over Argentina, or indeed the presence of the Queen. Her Majesty met the animal at the South of
Experts are examining the roof of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton to find out what caused damage to the Music Room. Part of a decorative feature at the top of the ceiling dropped on to a gasolier below, damaging two of the panels. The incident occurred
For many reasons this week has seen a variety of strange emotions for me. It began with England once again frustrating the nation with our opening gambit in the World Cup. If ever the words 'It's a game of two halves' were ever more apt I certainly can't
A mother-to-be is hoping her baby will just hold on another 24 hours - so she can win a bet worth £1,000. As we reported in March, Donna Munn, from Thornhill Rise, Mile Oak, wants her baby to be the fourth member of her family, including herself, to share
If readers try One Paston Place for themselves, I don't think they will find £19 expensive for a three-course meal including service. I agree they will be taken aback by the beautiful presentation but Ms Ramsay failed to comment on the interesting and
I'd rather stick needles in my eyes than sing in front of an audience. And I'm sure audiences would rather stick needles in their eyes than listen to me. My husband, who is actually not bad on the guitar, could also never be persuaded to give a public
Parents have won a stay of execution over the proposed closure of two Sussex special schools. Their protests managed to secure more time to present their case, which could help to save their children's schools. The consultation period on the planned closure
Proud Sven-Goran Eriksson today warned his World Cup rivals: "My England team can get even better." Eriksson revealed his faith in his players after their 1-0 win over Argentina, courtesy of a penalty from David Beckham who ensured that the memories of
The Tapp demo was totally unjustified. We all have extra charges and bills. If these businesses are well run, they could easily absorb these costs. They seem to want free parking and are jumping on a bandwagon. This was, after all, an undemocratic action
sussex skipper Chris Adams is out for at least another two weeks because he needs an operation on his injured knee. Adams will go into hospital today for keyhole surgery to repair a small cartilage tear in his left knee. A realistic date for his comeback
England's stunning victory against Argentina sparked jubilant celebrations in pubs, bars and even offices across Sussex. Every hostelry with a television was packed with revellers as England captain David Beckham led his country to glory in Sapporo. Fans
As the Queen patted him on the head, the final whistle blew and a prize Hereford bull was renamed Beckham. It seemed blissfully unaware of England's 1-0 win over Argentina, or indeed the presence of the Queen. Her Majesty met the animal at the South of
A councillor who works as a plumber has accused his own council of strangling businesses with its parking regulations. Geoff Wells, a Brighton and Hove city councillor, says he now only does jobs for elderly customers in the centre of Brighton because
For many reasons this week has seen a variety of strange emotions for me. It began with England once again frustrating the nation with our opening gambit in the World Cup. If ever the words 'It's a game of two halves' were ever more apt I certainly can't
I'd rather stick needles in my eyes than sing in front of an audience. And I'm sure audiences would rather stick needles in their eyes than listen to me. My husband, who is actually not bad on the guitar, could also never be persuaded to give a public
Parents have won a stay of execution over the proposed closure of two Sussex special schools. Their protests managed to secure more time to present their case, which could help to save their children's schools. The consultation period on the planned closure
I am anxious to trace a number of people who were involved in a wartime incident in which a small bomb-type device exploded in some fields at the back of Falmer where they were playing. Several of the children were injured, one seriously. All were living
Statistics show there are 1,000 people affected by Parkinson's disease in the area the local Parkinson's Disease Society covers but, sadly, our membership is only a fraction of this figure. Sadly? Because most sufferers would find the help we can give
The Tapp demo was totally unjustified. We all have extra charges and bills. If these businesses are well run, they could easily absorb these costs. They seem to want free parking and are jumping on a bandwagon. This was, after all, an undemocratic action
I took part in Thursday's van demonstration and thought it well-attended and good-humoured, causing a minimum amount of disruption. Well done to those at Traders Against Parking Persecution (Tapp) who set it up at short notice. If Brighton and Hove City
What a wonderful week. What a wonderful day with jubilee jubilation and World Cup wonder - and there's more to come. The Queen came to Ardingly fresh from her jubilee weekend and even Sussex showers failed to dampen the spirits of the cheering crowds.
How I agree with May Ashcroft (Letters, May 29) about people's snobbish, supercilious, prejudiced attitudes towards beggars and travellers. Many people feel, like Noah Claypole - the charity boy towards Oliver Twist, the workhouse boy - that here, in
Mark Sumpter is concerned about his car's lack of speed following the fifth round of the Michelin Porsche Cup. The Sussex driver consolidated second place in the series after taking fourth place in the sprint race at Silverstone last weekend. But Sumpter
sussex skipper Chris Adams is out for at least another two weeks because he needs an operation on his injured knee. Adams will go into hospital today for keyhole surgery to repair a small cartilage tear in his left knee. A realistic date for his comeback
Pom Oliver hoped to be among an all-female expedition to the North and South poles, but frostbite robbed her of her dream. When Ann Daniels and Caroline Hamilton raised a Union Flag above the North Pole and sang the National Anthem, Pom, from Billingshurst
England's stunning victory against Argentina sparked jubilant celebrations in pubs, bars and even offices across Sussex. Every hostelry with a television was packed with revellers as England captain David Beckham led his country to glory in Sapporo. Fans
Hundreds of children will remember the momentous day they met the Queen. Eager to catch a glimpse of Her Majesty, the youngsters waited patiently in the mud and rain for the royals to arrive at Ardingly. During the day, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh
Armed with brollies and wellies, thousands of Sussex people trudged through acres of glorious mud to give the Queen a rousing welcome. In scenes reminiscent of the weekend's jubilee festivities, visitors to the South Of England Show gave the royal visitor
A councillor who works as a plumber has accused his own council of strangling businesses with its parking regulations. Geoff Wells, a Brighton and Hove city councillor, says he now only does jobs for elderly customers in the centre of Brighton because
A fire which swept through a family home is believed to have been started by children playing with matches in their bedroom. Flames engulfed the first floor and roof of a terraced house in The Maples, Cuckfield Road, Hurstpierpoint. The mother and her
