Lewes moved off the bottom of Blue Square premier with a 2-1 win away to Salisbury. Goals from Chamal Fenelon and Joe Tabiri earned the Rooks their first away league win of the season. Fenelon, making his first start for more than a
Eastbourne Borough ended Torquay United's hopes of equalling a clu record 15 league games unbeaten in emphatic fashion with a simply scintillating display at Priory Lane. Borough were on top from the kick-off and took the lead in the eighth minute when
Torquay pull one back in injury time from a corner despite Marc Pullan's desperate goalline clearance.
Firefighters were called to a ground floor property after smoke was seen coming from the building. Two crews were sent to Offington Avenue, Worthing, by West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service at 4.54pm today. No one was injured in the blaze which is believed
The three points look to be in the bag now as Matt Crabb and Dan Smith combine down the left with Smith eventually bundling Crabb's cross into the net.
Adam Hinshelwood was penalised for a push on Daniel Webb in the penalty area and Charlie Griffin tucked away the spot-kick.
Paul Armstrong chips the ball through for Matt Crabb who cuts inside and curls a shot inside the far post from ten yards.
Matt Crabb scores his second in five minutes as he heads Ben Austin's cross back across goal and in off the post.
Eastbourne Borough have outplayed the Blue Square premier's form side Torquay United and can count themselves very unlucky not to be ahead at half-time. Borough played some of their best football of the season in the opening 25 minutes and could have
Goals from Chamal Fenelon and Joe Tabiri put Lewes in sight of their first away league win of the season. Fenelon, making his first start for more than a month, opened the scoring on 33 minutes and Tabiri made it 2-0 just before half time. Home full-back
Chris Breach's pass sent Anthony Barness clear down the right and he centred for Joe Tabiri who turned before firing home at the second attempt.
The visitors level against the run of play when former Crawley striker Elliot Benyon turns on the edge of the area and fires in a shot which beats Lee Hook at his near post.
Chris Breach's pass from deep got Chamal Fenelon in behind the Salisbury defence and he finished smartly for his second goal of the season
Paul Armstrong picks out Ashley Barnes' run and the on-loan Plymouth striker takes the ball in his stride before firing a low shot inside the right hand post from the edge of the area.
Simon Wormull will get his first chance to show what he can do in central midfield from the start of a league game as Eastbourne Borough bid to become the first team to beat Torquay United in Blue Square premier for 15 games. Wormull replaced the injured
Chamal Fenelon was handed his first start for more than a month away to Salisbury. Fenelon replaced the injured Sam Gargan as the lone striker in a 4-5-1 formation. That was the only change to the side that lost 2-0 at home to Stevenage on Saturday,
It has been five years since the only dedicated children’s hospice in Sussex opened its doors. Health Reporter SIOBHAN RYAN looks at how it has turned into a vital service for hundreds of families across the county and its plans for the
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I would like to congratulate Nick Clegg MP on his proposal in the Argus (December 3) to build more council houses. I believe this could do a great deal to help during the current recession. After the Second World War there was an enormous housing
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On behalf of the Martlets Hospice, may I invite readers to support patient care by making a donation to our 2008 Christmas Light Up A Life Appeal. Send a cheque, made payable to the Martlets Hospice, to Wayfield Avenue, Hove BN3 7LW or call the
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