A private care home in Eastbourne has been shut down and its seven elderly residents moved out while police conduct a criminal investigation. Sussex Police's adult protection team was alerted after concerns were raised over standards of care at the Kiamah
British Airways introduced a controversial new clocking-on system at Gatwick today following an agreement with unions. Thousands of passengers suffered travel chaos during an unofficial walkout earlier this month in protest at the new swipe card system
We are finally ready for our week in the sun and will be reclining on the beach in Skiathos by the time you read this. This is an especially nice thought now the weather here has cooled off and gone all rainy. I spent most of my first week off getting
I always thought I had a foolproof method of remembering birthdays and anniversaries. I carefully went through my last year's diary when the new one arrived, transferring my special brand of notation so I could remind myself what I had given as a gift
Once again the bus shelter at Ambleside Avenue, Telscombe Cliffs, opposite Chatsworth Park, has been smashed by teenage boys. As soon as it's repaired, it gets vandalised again. This time, the broken glass has lain over the pavement and road for four
However close and dedicated we may be to our loved ones, when they pass away regrets are inevitable. One member of my family regretted not telling his dad how much he loved him, another not phoning her grandad and another not taking him on a trip he would
Crawley, as was to be expected, finished last in the their final British League division three match at Southampton, but they still received a standing ovation from the crowd. The Sussex team were doomed to relegation but still went to Southampton determined
Alcohol is a social drug but also blots out desolate feelings and can be a symptom of mental illness. A Griffiths (Letters, August 28) encapsulates my own feelings on this subject. In 1988 the large asylums were closed down and Care in the Community was
As summer fades the annual scramble for school places gets under way with gusto. Nobody can blame parents for wanting the best education for their children this city can provide. The council is doing its best to ensure all families are armed with masses
It is fortunate for his passengers that Sir Richard Branson's planes stay in the air longer than he did. The tycoon managed to keep airborne for 1.5 seconds, travelling just 11.2 metres, before crashing to the sea at the annual Bognor Birdman Competition
Hastings United crashed out in the prelimanry round at home to Ryman League Bracknell Town. Hastings had made a promising start and took the lead on 18 minutes. Ricky Spiller's cross was controlled by Chris Honey who turned and shot in an instant, drilling
Burgess Hill proved how far they have come since last season by taking a small step in the FA Cup. The Hillians put on a first-half master class against Southwick at Old Barn Way to claim the £1,000 prize money and book a place in the first qualifying
Sussex star James Kirtley has been ruled out of the fifth Test with England because of a shin injury. That could open the way for him to make his county return in the crucial Championship fixture with Middlesex, which starts on Friday. England have given
Darius Henderson is seeing red after referee Mike Fletcher refused to send off Plymouth captain Paul Wotton. Henderson believes the decision cost Albion victory at Home Park on Saturday. The Seagulls were 3-1 up after 76 minutes when Wotton, the last
Hellingly Lions are the National League champions after they shot down Bury Comets in yesterday's title decider at their Lower Dicker track. The Sussex team raced to a convincing 97-79 victory to clinch one the biggest triumphs in the club's 56-year history
The boss of a plant hire business which ran up debts of more than £168,000 has been disqualified from acting as a company director for five years. Simon Andrew Rider, 48, of Titmus Drive, Tilgate, Crawley, was accused of writing cheques he knew could
Few workers now wear business suits, with employers increasingly relaxed about their staff wearing casual clothes to the office, according to a new report. A survey of 85 organisations across the private and public sectors showed more than half were happy
A dazzling array of pictures will give people the chance to take a spectacular aerial tour of Sussex from the comfort of their own homes. Photographer Denny Rowland's images of cities, towns, villages and landmarks across the county goes on sale today
An investigation into pregnancy discrimination at work was launched today after disclosures that women were being unlawfully sacked. The Equal Opportunities Commission said pregnant women were also facing unpleasant remarks and unfounded criticism in
Developers have revealed ambitious updated plans to transform Brighton Marina - including four times as many new homes. Costs have soared to £200 million after Parkridge Developments decided to put together a new proposal which now includes almost 1,000
A Sussex woman who had twin sons at the age of 17 has been crowned the South's Single Mum of the Year. Christina Welch from Bognor - a twin herself - rose to the challenge when she found out she was having twins. Other mothers at her antenatal class became
Police said today they were growing increasingly worried about a missing 15-year-old Sussex boy. Adam Sherlock disappeared from his home in Billinghurst yesterday morning and has not been seen since. Adam's parents say his disappearance is completely
Competition for school places is fierce as every parent fights for their child to have the best education. In a city like Brighton and Hove with ten secondary schools and more than 50 infant, junior and primary schools it seems parents are spoilt for
It's hard to believe James Alexander is only 19. His voice, ability to put across a song and build a rapport with his audience belies his age. Most teenagers with James' singing talent would be fronting a rock band or auditioning for Pop Idol. With his
The photograph is unlikely to grace the mantelpiece in the McCartney household. But the blurred snap is the closest anyone but the elite band of 100 invited guests will get to the celebrity wedding of the year. A £100,000 security operation kept the paparazzi
Two men from Sussex were today being held by Spanish police following an undercover operation to smash an international drug smuggling ring. Officers from the National Police and the paramilitary Guardia Civil carried out a series of raids in the Costa
Water bills in Brighton and Hove could rise at almost three times the rate of inflation as Southern Water pumps £1.8 billion into improvements. The increase would send the average household bill of £249.88 rocketing by 7.2 per cent a year from 2005. By
A vampire buffs' convention was dubbed a dead loss by fans who forked out hundreds of pounds to see their heroes in the flesh. Thousands flocked to the Brighton Centre at the weekend to meet stars from cult Buffy The Vampire Slayer spin-off TV show Angel
You might have expected Steve Coppell to be crestfallen after the dramatic finish to this frenetic thriller. You would have been very much mistaken. The Albion boss did not hesitate when asked if he was disappointed at letting a 3-1 lead slip so late
Record-breaking temperatures have helped Brighton and Hove attract its biggest summer crowds. Hundreds of thousands of people have flocked to the resort since the start of August, says tourist agency VisitBritain. Spokesman Elliot Frisby said: "This summer
Angry jet skiers have launched a campaign after they discovered the slipway they have used for five years chained and padlocked. The group of about 30 enthusiasts have regularly used the launch site on Denton Island, Newhaven, with no problems. But when
An elderly woman plunged to her death after leaning out of her third-floor window. Winifred Rowe, 87, died as she was being taken in an ambulance to the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. Emergency services were called to Leahurst Court Road, Brighton
Most children have been spending their summer holidays racing around making the most of the good weather. But there is a risk some could get dehydrated through sweating a lot in the heat or simply not getting enough fluid because they are too busy to
Darius Henderson is seeing red after referee Mike Fletcher refused to send off Plymouth captain Paul Wotton. Henderson believes the decision cost Albion victory at Home Park on Saturday. The Seagulls were 3-1 up after 76 minutes when Wotton, the last
A private care home in Eastbourne has been shut down and its seven elderly residents moved out while police conduct a criminal investigation. Sussex Police's adult protection team was alerted after concerns were raised over standards of care at the Kiamah
A sick child was turned away from hospital because of concerns about dust and debris in the operating theatre. A surgeon cancelled the operation after turning up at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Sick Children in Brighton and finding an important screen
British Airways introduced a controversial new clocking-on system at Gatwick today following an agreement with unions. Thousands of passengers suffered travel chaos during an unofficial walkout earlier this month in protest at the new swipe card system
A blurred snap taken by two Scottish electricians is the closest anyone but the elite band of 100 guests will get to the celebrity wedding of the year. A £100,000 security operation kept the paparazzi at bay as Sir Paul and his wife Heather, who live
The environment and atmosphere certainly has an effect on how we feel and how our bodies function. Earlier this week, we were still basking in the summer sun. But with the sudden change to clouds and rain, our inner temperature control may have got confused
The funeral of a West Sussex marine biologist killed by a leopard seal in the Antarctic will be held on Friday. Kirsty Brown, 28, is believed to have been drowned by the seal while snorkelling in July. The experienced diver, from Horsham, had been researching
British Airways introduced a controversial new clocking-on system at Gatwick today following an agreement with unions. Thousands of passengers suffered travel chaos during an unofficial walkout earlier this month in protest at the new swipe card system
Police said today they were growing increasingly worried about a missing 15-year-old Sussex boy. Adam Sherlock disappeared from his home in Billinghurst yesterday morning and has not been seen since. Adam's parents say his disappearance is completely
A private care home in Eastbourne has been shut down and its seven elderly residents moved out while police conduct a criminal investigation. Sussex Police's adult protection team was alerted after concerns were raised over standards of care at the Kiamah
Shepherd Neame League: Hastings Priory have retained their title to become champions for the sixth time in 33 seasons. It is their third title in the last five years having been runners-up in the other two seasons in that time. Horsham are assured of
Duncan McArthur made an immediate impact on his debut for Rye and Iden United in County League division one. McArthur had been snapped up by Rye for £500 after being kicked out of Hastings for disciplinary problems and he began to repay his new side with
Nina Nathan followed in the footsteps of her sister as she was crowned a beauty queen at 11 months. Nina is keeping up the family tradition begun by six-year-old sister Ella who has grinned her way to beautiful baby awards. The youngsters' parents put
The Government has shown brazen cheek in the way it has dealt with council tax in Brighton and Hove (Voice of The Argus, August 25). London was nearly burnt down over the poll tax so the Tories quickly cobbled together today's council tax and business
Crawley Town welcomed back their manager Francis Vines from his holiday in devastating style by thrashing the league leaders. Their 4-0 drubbing of previously unbeaten Worcester City led Vines to joke: "Perhaps I should return to France all week and just
As summer fades the annual scramble for school places gets under way with gusto. Nobody can blame parents for wanting the best education for their children this city can provide. The council is doing its best to ensure all families are armed with masses
It is fortunate for his passengers that Sir Richard Branson's planes stay in the air longer than he did. The tycoon managed to keep airborne for 1.5 seconds, travelling just 11.2 metres, before crashing to the sea at the annual Bognor Birdman Competition
Hastings United crashed out in the prelimanry round at home to Ryman League Bracknell Town. Hastings had made a promising start and took the lead on 18 minutes. Ricky Spiller's cross was controlled by Chris Honey who turned and shot in an instant, drilling
Brighton Marina's stop-start redevelopment has crawled on for more than three decades. Legal wrangles and financial wobbles have earned what was to have been Brighton's most ambitious new quarter the unwelcome reputation of a white elephant. Now Parkridge
Once the "tab" is fitted to cars, it won't be long before it is fitted inside humans, as is now done to animals. People think they are free to go about their lives with nobody checking up on them. But every Government agency, bank and retailer knows that
Burgess Hill proved how far they have come since last season by taking a small step in the FA Cup. The Hillians put on a first-half master class against Southwick at Old Barn Way to claim the £1,000 prize money and book a place in the first qualifying
Alan Pook admits he still does not know his best plan of attack at Worthing, despite a 7-0 romp. Peter Brackley scored the last three goals in a 13-minute spell as Rebels outclassed Ash United in their FA Cup preliminary round tie at Woodside Road. But
A campaigning asylum-seeker has won his fight to stay in Britain. Yasser Dirki, 31, from Hastings, had a nail-biting wait for the letter which arrived on Saturday confirming him as a political refugee with the right to seek asylum in England. Mr Dirki
You might have expected Steve Coppell to be crestfallen after the dramatic finish to this frenetic thriller. You would have been very much mistaken. The Albion boss did not hesitate when asked if he was disappointed at letting a 3-1 lead slip so late
The boss of a plant hire business which ran up debts of more than £168,000 has been disqualified from acting as a company director for five years. Simon Andrew Rider, 48, of Titmus Drive, Tilgate, Crawley, was accused of writing cheques he knew could
An investigation into pregnancy discrimination at work was launched today after disclosures that women were being unlawfully sacked. The Equal Opportunities Commission said pregnant women were also facing unpleasant remarks and unfounded criticism in
A clocking-on system was being introduced by British Airways today following an agreement with unions which ended a damaging industrial dispute. Passengers suffered travel chaos after the airlines check-in staff at Heathrow staged a walk-out earlier this
Record-breaking temperatures have helped Brighton and Hove attract its biggest summer crowds. Hundreds of thousands of people have flocked to the resort since the start of August, says tourist agency VisitBritain. Spokesman Elliot Frisby said: "This summer
Campaigners have reacted with dismay to a report calling for the closure of a struggling school. They believe education bosses have given up on East Brighton College of Media Arts (Comart) without really trying to find a solution. A damning report into
Police said today they were growing increasingly worried about a missing 15-year-old Sussex boy. Adam Sherlock disappeared from his home in Billinghurst yesterday morning and has not been seen since. Adam's parents say his disappearance is completely
Competition for school places is fierce as every parent fights for their child to have the best education. In a city like Brighton and Hove with ten secondary schools and more than 50 infant, junior and primary schools it seems parents are spoilt for
It's hard to believe James Alexander is only 19. His voice, ability to put across a song and build a rapport with his audience belies his age. Most teenagers with James' singing talent would be fronting a rock band or auditioning for Pop Idol. With his
Fans, true fans, will pay anything and put up with anything. At least, that was the impression I got from Jealous Events' Angel convention. True, there was a lot of complaining and the organisers received a lot of flak but that did nothing to halt the
Two men from Sussex were today being held by Spanish police following an undercover operation to smash an international drug smuggling ring. Officers from the National Police and the paramilitary Guardia Civil carried out a series of raids in the Costa
A vampire buffs' convention was dubbed a dead loss by fans who forked out hundreds of pounds to see their heroes in the flesh. Thousands flocked to the Brighton Centre at the weekend to meet stars from cult Buffy The Vampire Slayer spin-off TV show Angel
You might have expected Steve Coppell to be crestfallen after the dramatic finish to this frenetic thriller. You would have been very much mistaken. The Albion boss did not hesitate when asked if he was disappointed at letting a 3-1 lead slip so late
Angry jet skiers have launched a campaign after they discovered the slipway they have used for five years chained and padlocked. The group of about 30 enthusiasts have regularly used the launch site on Denton Island, Newhaven, with no problems. But when
Dear Gary Lineker, Congratulations on winning the Food Commission's Greedy Star award after earning more than £5 million from the Walkers Crisps adverts. Much deserved, I'm sure, as your two-year ad campaign has helped "sell enough crisps to cover the
Most children have been spending their summer holidays racing around making the most of the good weather. But there is a risk some could get dehydrated through sweating a lot in the heat or simply not getting enough fluid because they are too busy to
Darius Henderson is seeing red after referee Mike Fletcher refused to send off Plymouth captain Paul Wotton. Henderson believes the decision cost Albion victory at Home Park on Saturday. The Seagulls were 3-1 up after 76 minutes when Wotton, the last
A sick child was turned away from hospital because of concerns about dust and debris in the operating theatre. A surgeon cancelled the operation after turning up at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Sick Children in Brighton and finding an important screen
Fans of the new technological craze known as flash-mobbing are preparing to launch three surprise invasions in Sussex. Flash mob events - mass gatherings organised by email and mobile phone - have already caused confusion, amusement and frustration in
A blurred snap taken by two Scottish electricians is the closest anyone but the elite band of 100 guests will get to the celebrity wedding of the year. A £100,000 security operation kept the paparazzi at bay as Sir Paul and his wife Heather, who live
The environment and atmosphere certainly has an effect on how we feel and how our bodies function. Earlier this week, we were still basking in the summer sun. But with the sudden change to clouds and rain, our inner temperature control may have got confused
Brighton and Hove's binmen have called a truce with their council employers, putting an end to the city's latest litter crisis. In a deal hammered out during six days of talks, which stretched late into yesterday evening, the dustmen will still receive
Shepherd Neame League: St James's Montefiore have won the second division and earned promotion back to the premier league from which they were relegated just 12 months ago. St James's were put in by Lewes Priory and the controversial decision virtually
Shepherd Neame League: Hastings Priory have retained their title to become champions for the sixth time in 33 seasons. It is their third title in the last five years having been runners-up in the other two seasons in that time. Horsham are assured of
Duncan McArthur made an immediate impact on his debut for Rye and Iden United in County League division one. McArthur had been snapped up by Rye for £500 after being kicked out of Hastings for disciplinary problems and he began to repay his new side with
I think I was the resident referred to by The Argus (August 25) who complained to both the council and the Government but am sure many hundreds of people feel the same as me. The responses given by Suzanne Gunasinghe, assistant policy adviser, are as
Old mates Billy Smith and Jack Pearce are setting the pace in the premier division. Pearce's Bognor drew 0-0 at Bishop's Stortford to go second in the table, three points behind Smith's Carshalton. The rival managers go back a long way. In fact Smith
Eastbourne Borough saw their unbeaten record blown apart as they were thrashed at Nuneaton. Garry Wilson's men were under the cosh for most of the game, but were furious to be denied what looked a clearcut penalty in the 70th minute when they were 2-0
Nina Nathan followed in the footsteps of her sister as she was crowned a beauty queen at 11 months. Nina is keeping up the family tradition begun by six-year-old sister Ella who has grinned her way to beautiful baby awards. The youngsters' parents put
The Government has shown brazen cheek in the way it has dealt with council tax in Brighton and Hove (Voice of The Argus, August 25). London was nearly burnt down over the poll tax so the Tories quickly cobbled together today's council tax and business
Crawley Town welcomed back their manager Francis Vines from his holiday in devastating style by thrashing the league leaders. Their 4-0 drubbing of previously unbeaten Worcester City led Vines to joke: "Perhaps I should return to France all week and just
I read with joy the idea Arthur North has to create an eco-friendly solar palace in the ruins of the West Pier (The Argus, August 28). I hope this will be considered seriously by the people of Brighton and Hove. The flight of the starlings is a natural
Brighton Marina's stop-start redevelopment has crawled on for more than three decades. Legal wrangles and financial wobbles have earned what was to have been Brighton's most ambitious new quarter the unwelcome reputation of a white elephant. Now Parkridge
Once the "tab" is fitted to cars, it won't be long before it is fitted inside humans, as is now done to animals. People think they are free to go about their lives with nobody checking up on them. But every Government agency, bank and retailer knows that
Lewes survived comebacks from 2-0 and 3-2 to win a Cup thriller at Dorking. Lee Newman reacted quickly to drill home a rebound from Peter Adeniyi's 33rd-minute shot and added his second nine minutes later, a penalty after Marc Whiteman had been brought
So, the "techies" want us to believe technology has the answer. Now they want a microchip under the bonnet of a car to keep tabs on motorists (The Argus, August 27). As we invest more in gadgets and less in people it is inevitable this very technology
Alan Pook admits he still does not know his best plan of attack at Worthing, despite a 7-0 romp. Peter Brackley scored the last three goals in a 13-minute spell as Rebels outclassed Ash United in their FA Cup preliminary round tie at Woodside Road. But
You might have expected Steve Coppell to be crestfallen after the dramatic finish to this frenetic thriller. You would have been very much mistaken. The Albion boss did not hesitate when asked if he was disappointed at letting a 3-1 lead slip so late
People are finding it increasingly difficult to get out of debt despite historically low interest rates and low unemployment, a charity warned today. The Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) said there had been a ten per cent increase in the number
The cost of borrowing is expected to remain at its current 48-year low when the Bank of England's interest rate setting Monetary Policy Committee meets this week. City commentators are united in the view that the Bank, which last cut interest rates in
A clocking-on system was being introduced by British Airways today following an agreement with unions which ended a damaging industrial dispute. Passengers suffered travel chaos after the airlines check-in staff at Heathrow staged a walk-out earlier this
Record-breaking temperatures have helped Brighton and Hove attract its biggest summer crowds. Hundreds of thousands of people have flocked to the resort since the start of August, says tourist agency VisitBritain. Spokesman Elliot Frisby said: "This summer
Campaigners have reacted with dismay to a report calling for the closure of a struggling school. They believe education bosses have given up on East Brighton College of Media Arts (Comart) without really trying to find a solution. A damning report into
Fans, true fans, will pay anything and put up with anything. At least, that was the impression I got from Jealous Events' Angel convention. True, there was a lot of complaining and the organisers received a lot of flak but that did nothing to halt the
Thugs hurled a metal wheel brace at a fire engine as it raced to answer a 999 call. The missile smashed the fire truck's windscreen and showered the crew with glass. Pieces of glass came within inches of the driver's eyes but no one was seriously hurt
Developers have revealed ambitious updated plans to transform Brighton Marina - including four times as many new homes. Costs have soared to £200 million after Parkridge Developments decided to put together a new proposal which now includes almost 1,000
Dear Gary Lineker, Congratulations on winning the Food Commission's Greedy Star award after earning more than £5 million from the Walkers Crisps adverts. Much deserved, I'm sure, as your two-year ad campaign has helped "sell enough crisps to cover the
Weight struggles affect a very wide section of the population and my clients come from all walks of life. When I listen to their efforts, I often wonder whether those who live on their own have a harder time controlling their weight than those living
Fans of the new technological craze known as flash-mobbing are preparing to launch three surprise invasions in Sussex. Flash mob events - mass gatherings organised by email and mobile phone - have already caused confusion, amusement and frustration in
We are finally ready for our week in the sun and will be reclining on the beach in Skiathos by the time you read this. This is an especially nice thought now the weather here has cooled off and gone all rainy. I spent most of my first week off getting
I always thought I had a foolproof method of remembering birthdays and anniversaries. I carefully went through my last year's diary when the new one arrived, transferring my special brand of notation so I could remind myself what I had given as a gift
Neighbours have criticised plans for a block of flats in Worthing, saying they look "like a prison building". Borough planners will tomorrow consider an application to demolish a house in Poulters Lane. Developer Dart Group wants to build seven flats
A driver was seriously hurt when his car careered off the A24 near Worthing. The 22-year-old man, from Storrington, was driving south near Findon on Saturday when his Mitsubishi Evolution was in collision with a Vauxhall Astra. Both vehicles left the
Water bills across Sussex are to rise by almost three times the rate of inflation as Southern Water pumps £1.8 billion into a huge improvements package. Four million householders across the region will pay an extra £17.60 a year for the next five years
A police car's bumper was ripped off in a crash in Eastbourne. The accident happened at the junction of Whitley Road and Seaside at 2.50pm on Saturday. Police said the car was on routine patrol and was not engaged in a pursuit at the time of the crash
Brighton and Hove's binmen have called a truce with their council employers, putting an end to the city's latest litter crisis. In a deal hammered out during six days of talks, which stretched late into yesterday evening, the dustmen will still receive
Once again the bus shelter at Ambleside Avenue, Telscombe Cliffs, opposite Chatsworth Park, has been smashed by teenage boys. As soon as it's repaired, it gets vandalised again. This time, the broken glass has lain over the pavement and road for four
However close and dedicated we may be to our loved ones, when they pass away regrets are inevitable. One member of my family regretted not telling his dad how much he loved him, another not phoning her grandad and another not taking him on a trip he would
Crawley, as was to be expected, finished last in the their final British League division three match at Southampton, but they still received a standing ovation from the crowd. The Sussex team were doomed to relegation but still went to Southampton determined
Shepherd Neame League: St James's Montefiore have won the second division and earned promotion back to the premier league from which they were relegated just 12 months ago. St James's were put in by Lewes Priory and the controversial decision virtually
Alcohol is a social drug but also blots out desolate feelings and can be a symptom of mental illness. A Griffiths (Letters, August 28) encapsulates my own feelings on this subject. In 1988 the large asylums were closed down and Care in the Community was
I think I was the resident referred to by The Argus (August 25) who complained to both the council and the Government but am sure many hundreds of people feel the same as me. The responses given by Suzanne Gunasinghe, assistant policy adviser, are as
Old mates Billy Smith and Jack Pearce are setting the pace in the premier division. Pearce's Bognor drew 0-0 at Bishop's Stortford to go second in the table, three points behind Smith's Carshalton. The rival managers go back a long way. In fact Smith
Eastbourne Borough saw their unbeaten record blown apart as they were thrashed at Nuneaton. Garry Wilson's men were under the cosh for most of the game, but were furious to be denied what looked a clearcut penalty in the 70th minute when they were 2-0
I read with joy the idea Arthur North has to create an eco-friendly solar palace in the ruins of the West Pier (The Argus, August 28). I hope this will be considered seriously by the people of Brighton and Hove. The flight of the starlings is a natural
Lewes survived comebacks from 2-0 and 3-2 to win a Cup thriller at Dorking. Lee Newman reacted quickly to drill home a rebound from Peter Adeniyi's 33rd-minute shot and added his second nine minutes later, a penalty after Marc Whiteman had been brought
So, the "techies" want us to believe technology has the answer. Now they want a microchip under the bonnet of a car to keep tabs on motorists (The Argus, August 27). As we invest more in gadgets and less in people it is inevitable this very technology
Sussex star James Kirtley has been ruled out of the fifth Test with England because of a shin injury. That could open the way for him to make his county return in the crucial Championship fixture with Middlesex, which starts on Friday. England have given
Darius Henderson is seeing red after referee Mike Fletcher refused to send off Plymouth captain Paul Wotton. Henderson believes the decision cost Albion victory at Home Park on Saturday. The Seagulls were 3-1 up after 76 minutes when Wotton, the last
Hellingly Lions are the National League champions after they shot down Bury Comets in yesterday's title decider at their Lower Dicker track. The Sussex team raced to a convincing 97-79 victory to clinch one the biggest triumphs in the club's 56-year history
Few workers now wear business suits, with employers increasingly relaxed about their staff wearing casual clothes to the office, according to a new report. A survey of 85 organisations across the private and public sectors showed more than half were happy
People are finding it increasingly difficult to get out of debt despite historically low interest rates and low unemployment, a charity warned today. The Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) said there had been a ten per cent increase in the number
A dazzling array of pictures will give people the chance to take a spectacular aerial tour of Sussex from the comfort of their own homes. Photographer Denny Rowland's images of cities, towns, villages and landmarks across the county goes on sale today
The cost of borrowing is expected to remain at its current 48-year low when the Bank of England's interest rate setting Monetary Policy Committee meets this week. City commentators are united in the view that the Bank, which last cut interest rates in
Developers have revealed ambitious updated plans to transform Brighton Marina - including four times as many new homes. Costs have soared to £200 million after Parkridge Developments decided to put together a new proposal which now includes almost 1,000
A Sussex woman who had twin sons at the age of 17 has been crowned the South's Single Mum of the Year. Christina Welch from Bognor - a twin herself - rose to the challenge when she found out she was having twins. Other mothers at her antenatal class became
The photograph is unlikely to grace the mantelpiece in the McCartney household. But the blurred snap is the closest anyone but the elite band of 100 invited guests will get to the celebrity wedding of the year. A £100,000 security operation kept the paparazzi
A West Sussex woman has won an award after her actions led to a robber's arrest. Lucy Harris, from Horsham, was rewarded with Divisional Congratulations at Sussex Police's North Downs Divisional Awards Ceremony. She called 999 when she saw an elderly
Thugs hurled a metal wheel brace at a fire engine as it raced to answer a 999 call. The missile smashed the fire truck's windscreen and showered the crew with glass. Pieces of glass came within inches of the driver's eyes but no one was seriously hurt
Water bills in Brighton and Hove could rise at almost three times the rate of inflation as Southern Water pumps £1.8 billion into improvements. The increase would send the average household bill of £249.88 rocketing by 7.2 per cent a year from 2005. By
Record-breaking temperatures have helped Brighton and Hove attract its biggest summer crowds. Hundreds of thousands of people have flocked to the resort since the start of August, says tourist agency VisitBritain. Spokesman Elliot Frisby said: "This summer
Developers have revealed ambitious updated plans to transform Brighton Marina - including four times as many new homes. Costs have soared to £200 million after Parkridge Developments decided to put together a new proposal which now includes almost 1,000
An elderly woman plunged to her death after leaning out of her third-floor window. Winifred Rowe, 87, died as she was being taken in an ambulance to the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. Emergency services were called to Leahurst Court Road, Brighton
Weight struggles affect a very wide section of the population and my clients come from all walks of life. When I listen to their efforts, I often wonder whether those who live on their own have a harder time controlling their weight than those living
