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  • Allotment changes to hit holders where it hurts.

    New allotments rules and charges may be out of touch with many growers. Recently the council sent out their newsletter that also included the new rules effective from the first of April. What was missed out was the notice that the rent for

  • Residents to take action over fly posting.

    With the increase amount of vacant shops within the Central Brighton area, there is also an increase in the amount of fly posting and the boldness of it. Residents hope to change that with community action. Across the entire Brunswick and

  • Residents to get rid of taxis

    People living in the Brunswick area are hoping that the removal of the taxi rank at the bottom of Brunswick Place will open up more car parking spaces for residents. Most of the taxis park currently do not use the rank, especially at night,

  • Albion withdraw Calderon offer

    Albion have withdrawn their contract offer to right back Inigo Calderon. The popular Spaniard could now head to south coast rivals Southampton. Seagulls boss Gus Poyet revealed he will be looking elsewhere for a right back after today's

  • Bennett ends on a high

    Elliott Bennett ensured Albion's season ended with a win as they beat Yeovil 1-0 at Withdean today. Bennett, runner-up to Andrew Crofts for the player-of-the-year award, added to his collection of superb goals with a right foot blast into the

  • Worthing motorcyclist killed on day out

    A motorcyclist was killed as he enjoyed a day out with a group of other bikers. The rider, from Worthing, lost control of his powerful Kawasaki on a corner and collided with a VW Passat and a Peugeot 405. The B2146 was closed between

  • Rottingdean murder jury consider verdict

    The jury in the trial of a man accused of murdering his mother-in-law will continue to consider its verdict on Monday. Mohammed Soboh, 41, denies murder at the trial at Lewes Crown Court. He is accused of battering Pauline Knowles-Samarraie, 72, over

  • Walker in for debut

    Teenage goalkeeper Mitch Walker has been handed his Albion debut today. Walker starts the Seagulls' final League One game of the season as they host Yeovil. Lewis Dunk is on the bench after his impressive debut last week and Jimmy McNulty, back from

  • Kemp Town rapist could have struck before

    Police believe a rapist who preyed on two drunken women could have struck before. Patrick Geary, 39, was convicted of attempting to rape one woman and raping another victim twice after a trial at Hove Crown Court. As the jury announced its verdict

  • Defeat ends Sussex's unbeaten record

    Sussex are still top of the second division in the LV County Championship despite suffering their first defeat of the season at Hove today. An unbeaten 100 from Dawid Malan led Middlesex to a tense three-wicket win, their first of the season in Division

  • Albion in the Community opens Hove charity shop

    A football club has opened the first sports charity shop in the country. Sports Dreams was opened yesterday by Albion in the Community with the goal of ploughing money back into the city. The project, run by Brighton and Hove Albion's

  • Go-ahead for new West Street bar

    A controversial Latin-themed bar has been given the go-ahead. The Latin Lounge originally applied for a nightclub licence for premises in West Street, Brighton, at the end of last year. Brighton and Hove City Council's licensing panel

  • Population explosion will put pressure on Sussex's health care

    The population of the county is set to soar by more than 60,000 over the next 16 years. Experts predict West Sussex's 781,000 residents will increase to just fewer than 860,000 by 2026. The sharpest rise will be among the county's already high number

  • Crofts gets fans' vote

    Andrew Crofts has been confirmed as Albion’s player of the season. The captain and seven-goal midfielder was a convincing winner of the fans’ vote, ahead of winger Elliott Bennett. Spanish right-back Inigo Calderon, who only arrived in January, came

  • Brighton woman forced to travel 30 miles to have baby

    A pregnant woman was forced to travel more than 30 miles to give birth - despite living only five minutes away from a hospital. Kerrie Monks had to endure a 40 minute car journey from Brighton to Chichester when she went into labour because the maternity

  • Follow Albion v Yeovil HERE

    Follow our liveblog from the clash between Albion and Yeovil by clicking play below. You do not need to be logged in to leave comments, but there will be a delay after posting while they are approved. To increase the size of the liveblog

  • Duo commit to Crawley

    Midfielders Ben Smith and Barry Cogan have committed their futures to Crawley. Both talked to other Blue Square premier clubs but told manager Steve Evans that they want to stay at the Broadfield Stadium and have signed new one-year contracts. Smith

  • Burning fat leaves two injured in Southwick

    Two people were injured when cooking caught fire in their kitchen. Firefighters were called to Hill Farm Way in Southwick at about 6.30am today after a pan of fat caught fire. The man and woman living at the home had got out by the time firefighters

  • Poyet has keeper options

    Albion boss Gus Poyet is keeping an open mind about the type of replacement he will pursue for Michel Kuipers after ending the popular Dutchman’s ten-year playing career with the club. Kuipers has not been offered a new contract but is considering

  • Sussex v Middlesex Day 4 Live

    Join us from 10.45am today to see if Sussex can make it five successive Championship wins against Middlesex. Click onto Cricket and Live Cricket to find the link.

  • Arson at Brighton flat

    A fire at an empty flat in Kemp Town, Brighton, this morning was started deliberately. Police and firefighters said more than one fire had been started at the address in Essex Street. Firefighters were called at about 2.21am. No-one is believed to

  • Southern Water reveal record number of burst pipes in Sussex

    Millions of litres of water were lost in the county following a record number of burst water mains. Southern Water has revealed it dealt with 840 fractured pipes during the Big Freeze in December, January and February. Sub zero temperatures and snow

  • Seven rescued after Worthing fire

    Seven people - including a couple and their baby - got trapped in their homes by a fire in Worthing this morning. Firefighters rescued the seven from flats above a hairdressers in Crescent Road, Worthing, at about 4am. Two people were taken to hospital

  • Does Brighton have the world's smallest cinema?

    The big screen has been brought to a very small shed. Possibly the world's smallest cinema has popped up in a back garden in Brighton. The tiny shed cinema is just 4ft square and 6ft tall, but comes complete with comfortable seats, wide

  • It all adds up for Brezovan

    Peter Brezovan heads back home to Slovakia on Wednesday for a well-earned break, with his Albion future secured. The new two-year contract awarded to the giant goalkeeper this week is due reward for his performances since he arrived in December and vindication

  • Close to home

    Despite an ever-increasing acceptance of a greener mode of living, eco-friendly holidays still get a bit of a bad rap. The idea of a more responsible escape is stubbornly imbued with a sackcloth and yoghurty hue. It’s almost understandable

  • Adrian Edmonson

    Adrian Edmondson is the comic, writer, actor, director and musician who first came to prominence as part of the Comic Strip Presents… team. The Young Ones, Bottom, Holby City and Hell’s Kitchen followed, but Edmondson’s main passion today is fronting

  • Variety is the spice of life for Parsons

    With an average age of 22, all-girl comedy troupe Ladygarden are just one of the fresh-faced acts making a vivacious bid for recognition on the sweary, beer-sodden stages of this year’s Brighton Festival Fringe. Rather more – ahem – annuated, yet