Paul Reid today revealed how his wrong foot lifted Albion to within one win of climbing back out of the Championship relegation zone. The Australian defender equalised with his left foot in Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Leicester. The Seagulls' first
A medical school has made its entry requirements for trainee doctors tougher because too many people want to study in Sussex. Brighton and Sussex Medical School was taken by surprise when 60 per cent of students offered a place in 2004 accepted instead
A colony of protected newts in a park pond may have been wiped out by two schoolgirls. They are suspected of taking 28 of the 30 from the Rotunda pond in Preston Park in Brighton, carrying them away in plastic lunch boxes. The newts had only recently
I have just returned from the planning committee's meeting where the proposed tower block for 331 Kingsway (the old Caffyn's site) was unanimously rejected. I would like to thank the committee for protecting us against such an inappropriate development
A supermarket which boasts of its animal rights record ordered the shooting of pigeons on its property. Wildlife groups are incensed that the Co-op, which shuns products tested on animals, brought in pest controllers with guns to exterminate a flock of
Stars of television and pop music flocked to a party celebrating a year since a top salon and bar opened. Celebrity hairdresser Trevor Sorbie held a star-studded party at Karma bar, at Brighton Marina, to mark a year since he opened a salon in Nile Pavilions
A widow was devastated after vandals wrecked a memorial bench dedicated to her late husband. Music teacher Sarah Pargeter, 40, bought the seat after her husband Alan died of cancer. The bench had sat at the side of Steyning cricket ground until it was
Thanks to Deborah Tucknott for such an informative article on nordic walking which I found on your website (The Argus, April 4). I'm 67 years of age and have suffered two major heart attacks and have undergone bypass surgery. For two years, I went into
Noisy Brighton and Hove Albion fans did their club proud by turning up the volume in the stands as their team ended a run of defeats. A sell-out crowd at Withdean got right behind The Argus Make Some Noise campaign to help the Seagulls in their showdown
I am on the parish council of St Peter's Church and have the architect's report about the state of the building to hand. The two million repair bill is incorrect.The state of the building is not as bad as it seems and it would take only £750,000 over
Award-Winning butcher Terry Ley celebrated the royal wedding with a string of sausages. As Charles and Camilla tied the knot Mr Ley, of WD Hunt butchers, in Broadwater Street West, Worthing, was tying knots of a different kind. The 57-year-old butcher
A recent poll suggests a 20mph speed limit should not be implemented outside schools. This is not surprising. Drive at 40mph along the A27 past Boundstone Community College and you will be passed by a stream of cars travelling at 50mph or more. Would
Andrew Alleyne is ready to open talks aimed at bringing him back to Brighton Bears for a third season. The 6ft 8ins West Indian signed off in home action with a double-double as Bears went down to resurgent London Towers on Saturday. Alleyne will be heading
Regarding the Treasury spokesman's comments on the self-employed, I have been self-employed since 1976. May I remind him we pay for a National Insurance Stamp every week regardless of whether we have actually earned any money or made a profit. I don't
John Suter got everything he wanted and dreaded from his first afternoon as king of the County League. He got the win, he got the cleensheet, he got the great goal worthy of champions and he got a free-flowing high-quality contest to grace the occasion
Paul Reid today revealed how his wrong foot lifted Albion to within one win of climbing back out of the Championship relegation zone. The Australian defender equalised with his left foot in Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Leicester. The Seagulls' first
Car park operator NCP could be sold by its owner following a strategic review. Cinven is understood to have asked investment bank Citigroup to advise on a possible sale or refinancing of NCP, which owns 600 car parks in the UK, including 11 in Brighton
Car thefts have been cut by 40 per cent in just one year. Police and politicians are giving community support officers (PCSOs) much of the credit for dramatic reductions across the county. Figures obtained by The Argus reveal officers received 857 reports
Just as Albion's relentless run of bad luck was about to continue, a Scotsman turned the relegation tide. It wasn't, for once, manager Mark McGhee with an inspired substitution or tactical adjustment. It wasn't Adam Virgo with another goal following his
Paul Reid today revealed how his wrong foot lifted Albion to within one win of climbing back out of the Championship relegation zone. The Australian defender equalised with his left foot in Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Leicester. The Seagulls' first
Every well-known pianist has their own instantly recognisable style. Turn on the radio and just a few notes would tell you it was Russ Conway, Joe "Piano" Henderson, Semprini or whoever happened to be tinkling the ivories at that moment. Few, however,
Arthur Brown explained his new night at Komedia is about creating a different experience for performers and audience alike: "Tonight is about a shared experience" he said, "that, and not having to worry about not being vomited on." It was clear this was
Nick Gifford surveyed the post-race scene with a shrug and a steely resolve. Because for Findon-based Gifford, son of legendary Aldaniti trainer Josh, the Grand National ain't nothing but a family thing. Joly Bey, the jewel in the crown of Gifford's young
Ian Ward and Richard Montgomerie warmed up for the start of the Championship campaign with big hundreds at Hove yesterday. The fact that they were scored against a limited Loughborough UCCE attack will be of little concern to the Sussex openers. Confidence
In this week's Analysis (The Argus, April 5), you ask if bar staff should be fined for serving drunken customers. Definitely, yes. Most of these underpaid service workers earn an hourly rate equivalent to what their customers might give as a tip after
Almost 25 years ago, a fairytale royal wedding captured the hearts of the British people and brought them out into the streets. All over the country, neighbours pitched in to offer tables and chairs, prepare party food and put up bunting for outdoor celebrations
Conservatives in Sussex were dealt another blow today after a Tory councillor announced she was quitting the party. Anne Giebeler, a Brighton and Hove city councillor who represents the Goldsmid ward in Hove, said she was withdrawing from the Conservative
Eastbourne Borough boss Garry Wilson has told his players their Conference south play-off hopes are in their own hands. Borough swept aside bottom club Redbridge 3-0 at The Oakside Stadium to move back into the top five with four games remaining. Scott
Ms Faulkner is right in claiming not many people would want the Monarch's job (Letters, March 29). However, this is simply because most of us wish to earn our own way in life. The claim other countries envy us our Royal family is a familiar one but no
Rye and Iden's chances of finishing runners-up to new champions Horsham YMCA were boosted by a routine 4-0 home win over relegated Sidlesham. And there was more good news for Glyn White's men when nearest rivals Whitehawk dropped points at East Grinstead
In response to your article on the amount of chewing gum on our streets (The Argus, March 31), I find it hard to believe anyone can blame a gum manufacturer for the actions of certain members of society. The gum manufacturers supply a product. Whatever
The Sussex Police Federation are quite right to voice fears over the powers of the police support officers (The Argus, April 2). Everyone knows this is a Government gimmick and they have had a few during their years of power. Some say it is policing on
Manager Francis Vines says Crawley's play-off push has been ruined by poor finishing in front of goal. Defeat at Aldershot leaves Crawley with a mathematical but unlikely chance of finishing in the top five with only three games remaining. It was a case
Just as Albion's relentless run of bad luck was about to continue, a Scotsman turned the relegation tide. It wasn't, for once, manager Mark McGhee with an inspired substitution or tactical adjustment. It wasn't Adam Virgo with another goal following his
The balance between business and family life in one city centre will be explored by traders keen to recreate the success in their own. Residents, business leaders and teams from Canterbury City Council will tour the North Laine area in Brighton on Wednesday
A smoke-free city charter could soon be established for Brighton and Hove. City councillors will be asked to agree to adopt the pledge at a meeting on Wednesday. Under its terms, the council will have to produce an annual action plan setting out how it
The parents of a teenager killed by a heart defect ten years ago are gaining increasing support for their campaign for nationwide screening. Four MPs from across the political divide in East Sussex have now backed Nigel and Jenny Cole's crusade. The Coles
Police today asked Brighton and Hove to brace itself for the Labour Party conference - even though it is still six months away. Letters giving details of the September 25-29 gathering have been sent to city-centre residents and businesses explaining:
The long-running public inquiry to determine the fate of Brighton and Hove Albion's Falmer stadium plan will finally end on May 4 - the day before the General Election. The inquiry resumes tomorrow at Brighton Town Hall for four days of further evidence
