Reserves Lewis Bridger and Cameron Woodward shone as Eastbourne beat Ipswich at Foxhall Stadium last night. Eagles finished last in only two heats to surprise the Suffolk club and give themselves a chance of moving up the table. The visitors built up
Crawley boss John Hollins is today bracing himself for the departure of one of his first team regulars. Hollins refused to name the player but confirmed that he has featured in every game so far this season. Hollins is waiting to see if the player turns
Lewes boss Steven King has slammed the minority of fans calling for his head insisting: "I will get it right." The bookies' pre-season title favourites have made a disappointing start with two wins in their first nine games and are 13th in Conference
Georges Santos has joined the Joel Lynch fan club. It is early days still, both for Lynch and Albion's young and old central defensive partnership, but Santos is encouraged by what he has seen so far. The 36-year-old Frenchman and Lynch, 18, team up
Residents are angry at plans to put up a 10ft phone mast near their homes. A total 185 letters of objection have been sent to Wealden District Council. Paramedic Andy Moyes, of Heron Close, Ridgewood, said: "One of the major considerations when we moved
I am writing after reading your reports on the Bikers' Ace Reunion, especially your comment page Ace Burn-Up. You state, "it's a great weekend for the city. So lets hope the bikers keep revving up for this ritual for many years to come." After spending
According to a new report from our Government, work is the key to health and long life. Surely this depends on whether or not a person enjoys their job. It must also assume workers escape an early grave from an industrial accident or become seriously
The day after you printed my letter deploring the lack of consideration of the need for infrastructure generated by plans for population growth (Letters, September 6), you report the proposed closure of Roses Rest Home in Rutland Gardens, Hove.I am well
I was very sorry to hear Roses Rest Home is closing. My husband had to go into a rest home while I was in hospital. I looked at quite a few homes but, as soon as I entered Roses, I knew he would be happy there and he was. The staff and facilities are
It may be wrong, but I was always told, "MPs are the voice of the people" and "the police are the servants of the people". Reg Moores, Horton Road, Brighton
Little in Carolyne Davis's response to me (Letters, September 7) bore any connection to what I had written. Indeed, much of it was a distortion of my words. I said I was equally appalled by two things: The "despicable conduct" of our Prime Minister and
Carolyne Davis appears to think opposition to Israel and Zionism, the movement which gave birth to Israel, is no different from anti- Semitism. By this logic, anyone who opposes, for example, the Jewish Apartheid nature of the Israeli state is, de facto
Sir Paul McCartney failed to resolve his differences with his local council despite offering to demolish one of his houses on his sprawling country estate to save a log cabin built without planning permission. The rock legend has been locked in a dispute
Last year, it was reported promising genetic research into the causes of neurological ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis). had run out of money. That was how I discovered important ME gene research by Dr Gow in Glasgow, Dr Jonathan Kerr in London, ground-breaking
Can Southern Water tell us why there is a hosepipe ban? If they can allow 875 houses to be built in Titnore Woods in Worthing, there must be plenty of water in the South-East of England and everyone should ignore the hosepipe ban. That number of houses
A three-year-old boy was last night fighting for his life after falling three storeys from a window at his home. The toddler plummeted from his family's second floor flat in The Drive, Hove, into a basement terrace below shortly after 8pm. He was taken
David Berkman assures us he tried to keep his mouth closed in response to Carolyne Davis's support of Israel (Letters, September 6). I, and probably the majority of the Jewish community of this area, would encourage Mr Berkman to try harder. M Boyask
Youngsters learned life skills on a day out in Stanmer Park, Brighton, thanks to money donated by The Argus Appeal. The Queen's Park and Craven Vale Action Group, a community organisation set up to help youngsters on the two Brighton estates, was given
Before Bat For Lashes even arrived on stage, their darkly glimmering sound was heralded by a string of fairy lights draped over the microphone. Brighton three-piece Natasha Khan, Abi Fry and Ginger Lee were dressed like glam shamen in glittery headbands
It is clear, long before the two starcrossed lovers collapse together in death in the play's finale, that the Brighton Dome Youth Theatre is not a one-hit wonder. Highly praised for the standard of their first production, The Man Of Mode in 2004, the
"You wouldn't believe the backcombing which went into that," laughs mezzo soprano Karen England when we compliment her on the OperaBabes' new hair-dos. "Going home on the train after the shoot, my hair was about 3ft high. It took two days to deflate.
A businessman is suing his ex-wife whom he claims deliberately sunk his £90,000 yacht. Adam Fleming splashed out a small fortune on the vessel, named the Double Dragon, to try and save his failing marriage to Mandy. But the craft sank to the bottom
A woman who worked on the same hospital ward for 30 years claims she was unfairly made redundant. Helen Harmes was devoted to her housekeeping job on a geriatric ward at Brighton General Hospital and was devastated when managers told her she would lose
Dean Wilkins today warned Albion to remain switched on if they want to pick up an overdue home win. The Seagulls let slip a 2-1 lead to draw with ten-man Bournemouth on Tuesday. They have taken just two points from their last three home League One games
An independent film company that backs new talent is to promote its movies in Cannes. Supersonic Films, based on the Rudford Industrial Estate, Arundel, was set up less than a year ago to champion British film makers. The small distribution firm
Tommy Fraser has revealed the quick-thinking which saved him from any danger of a debut sending-off at Millwall. The strong-running midfielder saw what had already seemed to be an imminent progression from youth team skipper to first teamer brought forward
Mike Yardy reflected on his successful introduction to international cricket this week and revealed: "I felt as though I belonged at that level." The 25-year-old was the eighth player to be given his one-day debut this summer as England tried to find
Two men are in line for national awards after a daring rescue on the Sussex coast. Erik Dalley and Carl Quin, from Bognor, rescued three men from drowning after their fishing boat sank near Felpham last year. Now they have been named regional winners
Rana Naved is back and ready to lead Sussex's bid for a second Championship in four seasons. The Pakistan fast bowler has already played a huge part in getting the county into a position where victory over Nottinghamshire next week should be enough to
Worthing Thunder have told their fans to expect more signings in the coming days after picking up a giant Latvian. Barker (Tarring) Thunder have brought in 6ft 8in forward Janis Ivanovskis as they prepare to defend their EBL divison one regular season
US detention camp Guantanamo Bay was yesterday condemned as a "shocking affront to democracy" by the minister in charge of Britain's legal system. The Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer, voiced the most outspoken criticism of US terror policy yet made by
It's hard to imagine a glamorous PR woman running a campsite in the Welsh valleys but that's precisely what Sarah Heyworth is planning to do. Sarah, who started Brighton-based Heyworth PR in 1994, has found a profitable niche promoting artistic
Householders who fail to fit all their rubbish into a wheelie bin could be fined £100 under radical plans to boost recycling. Those repeatedly caught leaving extra bin bags next to their wheelie bins could be targeted under a crackdown by council enforcement
Twenty-four schools in Sussex have started the new academic year without a permanent headteacher. Thousands of pupils will have acting heads while the education authorities attempt to recruit replacements. The statistics were released following an announcement
A Vietnamese gang used two houses to grow cannabis worth more than £70,000. Police discovered one cannabis factory above a hairdressers in Brighton after a tip-off, a court heard. They were alerted by neighbours who feared someone had died because of
A dog walker suffered bites to her legs, hands and neck after saving a pet from a vicious attack by two Dobermanns. Jackie Hamilton, 48, was walking her Tibetan Terrier and a friend's Collie cross, in Broad Oak Park in Bexhill at about 9am on Friday
Talking to curb teenage tears Parents have been urged to talk to their children about sex and relationships in an attempt to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies. In Brighton and Hove, 4.4 per cent of under-18s became pregnant in 2004, above
Hundreds of guns andthousands of rounds of live ammunition were seized by police yesterday in a dawn raid on a semidetached suburban house. Twelve Operation Trident officers entered the fourbedroom property in Dartford, Kent, at 6am and unearthed a cache
