Controlled parking zone begins today (Sept 1st) in Canning Street and a one-way system westerly starts as soon as the road signs are put in place. All residents in Canning Street have been informed and how to get parking permits. None of the residents
Gus Poyet reckons he saw the most spectacular goal of his time as Albion manager today. And Craig Mackail-Smith’s first against Burnley wasn’t bad either! Mackail-Smith put Albion ahead with a superb volley and then bettered it with an overhead
Sussex lost in the semi-finals of the CB40 for the second year in a row after suffering a comprehensive defeat at the hands of Hampshire at Hove. Luke Wright smashed a brilliant century but received little support as the Sharks collapsed from 195
Richie Barker insists there is room for improvement but he was delighted as Crawley went fourth in League One with a 1-0 win at home to Leyton Orient. Nicky Ajose scored the only goal, his third matchwinner in as many starts for the club. The
Nicky Ajose scored his third goal in as many games as Crawley went fourth in League One with a 1-0 win at home to Leyton Orient. Ajose followed matchwinners against Doncaster Rovers and Bolton with the only goal 18 minutes from time as Crawley
A disabled woman was threatened with bailiffs visiting her home and seizing goods – over just £18.20. Charlotte White, who suffers from an internal condition called colitis, was handed a parking ticket after leaving her car in a blue badge bay
Craig Mackail-Smith scored two wonder goals as Albion won 3-1 at Burnley today. The striker connected with a volley and an overhead kick to silence Turf Moor. Gordon Greer’s 86th-minute header wrapped up an excellent away win – and atoned for
Dozens of people face an uncertain future following the collapse of a car dealership. Staff at the Stevens Vauxhall dealerships in Crawley and Horsham were told this week they no longer had jobs at the firm. The branches, based in Billingshurst
Dozens of top students could still grab places at university in Brighton after the Government scrapped limits for those with the best grades. Both the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton are advertising places through clearing for
Pride is a fixture of life in Brighton and Hove and now, in it’s 20th year, we look at how the festival has progressed and the positive impact it’s had on attitudes to the LGBT community in our city. BEN PARSONS reports. At a Brighton Festival
The history of the notorious Piltdown fraud is being explored by an archaeological society. The Piltdown fraud was the most famous scientific hoax of the last century – the so-called ‘missing link’ between humans and apes, later shown to be a fabrication
Albion have recalled Kazenga LuaLua to their starting XI at Burnley today. The winger replaces Craig Noone, who moved to Cardiff City during the week. Andrea Orlandi, the only one of Albion's four deadline-beating signings eligible for action
Crawley boss Richie Barker recalled midweek cup hero Billy Clarke as one of four changes for today's League One clash with Leyton Orient at the Broadfield Stadium . Clarke came off the bench to score the equaliser and set up Nicky Ajose's winner
The council is losing the war on litterbugs on Brighton and Hove’s beaches. Just two on-the-spot fines have been handed to litterers across the city in the past two-and-a-half years. This comes as The Argus continues to campaign for people
A teenager who was left fighting for his life after being punched in a racist attack has sunk into clinical depression and spoken about taking his own life. Mo Bourner, now 16, was hailed a miracle after learning to walk and talk again after being
Hello and welcome to Hove. It's very overcast here but no rain and the forecast suggests we should stay dry. Game starts at 12.45 so we'll have the toss and team news shortly Looks like Sussex have won the toss as Sky are talking to Joyce. Expect
Dean Hammond has vowed to win back over the Albion fans after rejoining the club. Hammond made a controversial move to Colchester at the end of the 2008 January transfer window, following seven years with the Seagulls. The Hastings-born midfielder
The health and safety watchdog has ridiculed concerns that umbrellas posed a risk to the bank holiday crowd at a JLS concert as “trivial”. Despite a downpour, security staff insisted that fans leave their brollies outside the packed PROBIZ County
More and more boys and young men are becoming the victim of bullying because of the rise of male vanity, or manity as it’s known. Niamh Jones reports. Bullies targeting teens battling to ride a new wave of male vanity It’s every teenager’s worst
5:38pm More than 150 pictures feature in The Argus Pride Brighton and Hove Parade picture gallery: www.theargus.co.uk/photos/2012/pride2012/ 4:50pm Arundel and South Downs MP
A haul of drugs has been seized in a pre-Pride police blitz. Officers arrested suspected dealers and searched their homes ahead of this weekend’s celebrations. Substances believed to be ketamine and GHB were found as well as class B drug cannabis
Daredevil war veteran Joe Townsend wowed the crowds at the Olympic Stadium – but nearly missed his moment in the spotlight. The 24-year-old prospective Paralympian, who descended into the Olympic Stadium on a zip-wire from the ArcelorMittal Orbit
The time-honoured advice for a new writer is to write about what you know. Artist David Blandy has extended this to making work which reflects his own passions for Japanese culture. Odysseys, which runs throughout the Brighton Digital Festival,
I write in response to a letter from Dennis Stuart printed in The Argus on August 25. I think Mr Stuart misunderstands the origins of Pride. Thankfully, “those concerned” are not looking to “gain more sympathy from the general public”. Rather
As a pest control officer, I control the number of urban foxes by shooting them at the request of my clients. They have debated the pros and cons and come to the same conclusion as I do, that in order to reduce the damage, noise, disease potential
I hear Arrowcroft is to resubmit plans for a Tesco supermarket as part of the regeneration of the Railway Quay area of Newhaven. Does that mean we will have a Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Lidl and Co-op in the town centre? Do they think the people
Your correspondent, S Zapello (Letters, August 22), is quite wrong to suggest people are being priced off the railways. The figures suggest the opposite is true. The problems he refers to, such as overcrowding, are the problems of success. We now
Digital city. Tech city. Creative hub. Most of the buzzwords used to describe clusters of computer-obsessed people and self-confessed geeks working in programming have been used by marketers to promote Brighton. But what do those terms actually mean
Albion have delivered a late triple transfer whammy to their Championship rivals – making it FOUR arrivals on deadline day. The Seagulls added free-scoring Swansea striker Stephen Dobbie to their squad last night. They also landed right-sided
Those magnificent men in their flying machines cannot wait to take to the skies for the Shoreham Airshow. The RAFA event, which will start today (September 1), is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the RAF central flying school. Now in its 23rd
A woman was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation after a cottage fire yesterday evening (August 31). Crews were called to Baldings Cottages, Green Road, Wivelsfield, at 7.38pm on Friday following reports of a ground floor fire. Four engines
We attended Monday’s JLS concert at the County Ground in Hove (The Argus, August 29). My daughter had her umbrella in her bag and was asked to give it up. She had been working all day and had forgotten to take it out. It was a genuine mistake
