Shaun Miller tuned up for a potential League One return by scoring a ten-minute hat-trick. The striker led the way as a strong Reds side cruised past County Leaguers Eastbourne United 5-1 in the third round of the Sussex Senior Cup tonight.
Lewes did all that was required tonight – and ground out a win against the bottom team. A Luke Blewden strike on 32 minutes secured their 1-0 win at home to Bury Town in the Ryman League premier division. And joint boss Danny Bloor insisted
A woman has fallen to her death from the cliffs at Beachy Head. Police said the incident happened shortly before 3.30pm today. A lifeboat from Eastbourne was called to the scene just before 4pm and found her body at the foot of the cliffs.
Police have released an efit of a man wanted in connection with an aggravated burglary at a church in Brighton. The incident happened shortly before 9.30pm on October 27 when the victim, a 33-year-old man, opened the door of St Augustine's Church
Concern is growing about the whereabouts of a teenager who has gone missing. Tonie Cox, 17, from Eastbourne was last seen on Friday (November 28) around 6.30pm at Portsmouth and Southsea train station making her way back to Eastbourne. However,
INTRUDERS entered a home and snapped the handle off a door trying to get into a second one. Two people – one wearing a grey top and the other a black top – were seen in the back garden of a property in The Grove, Crowborough, between 6.45pm and
EIGHT local people have reported similarly suspicious phone calls. Now, police and Hastings Borough Council are warning residents about a potential phone-based scam. On Wednesday, November 26, it is thought someone claiming to be from the council
A busy stretch of the A259 has reopened following a serious two car crash. A Ford Fiesta and a Nissan Micra were involved in a collision on the A259 near East Dean, between Seaford and Eastbourne. Sussex Police are unable to confirm the extent
STARS of voluntary and community groups working with children and young people were honoured at an awards ceremony. The Spark Awards 2014 celebrated the achievements of children and young people in East Sussex, as well as the adults who support
A PROJECT to rid the South Downs of light pollution could see the park become an international ‘dark sky reserve’. The South Downs National Park Authority is now encouraging the public to support its application bid which, if approved, could benefit
Travellers moved back on to a public park. A group of caravans and cars and vans entered Wild Park in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, just after 6.30pm on Monday. Sussex Police has said they are thought to be those evicted from a site in Ports-lade
ENTHUSIASTS of the poet and painter William Blake are optimistic that they can raise the money to buy a cottage steeped in literary history. Blake Cottage on the Sussex coast was the home of the renowned painter and poet (1757-1827) from 1800-03
Give someone the gift of some rest and relaxation this Christmas with these three top picks from Brighton beauty blogger Rosie Crompton from everythingsrosieblog.com The Beauty Shed Pamper in a Can Unit 2a Stockwell Lodge, Conway Street, Hove
The changing way we shop and the noise it creates was the subject of the keynote speech delivered by a noise campaigner at a pioneering global summit. Gloria Elliot, chief executive of the Hove-based Noise Abatement Society (NAS), spoke at Quiet
James Blunt could have said You’re Beautiful and I Really Want You to convince Jacko Hooper to open his concert at the Brighton Centre. But the singer-songwriter said I’ll Be Your Man and had a Heart to Heart with him before going on stage.
Fingers across Sussex are being kept firmly crossed for the South Downs’ application to become a dark sky reserve. If successful, the park would become one of only a handful of designated ‘International Dark Sky Reserves’ across the world. It would
To hear that the rate of road accidents near our schools is one of the worst in the country is worrying. According to a survey by insurance company Axa and the Road Safety Analysis organisation Brighton and Hove ranked third in a table of research
TWO-legged and four-legged supporters came out in force to support our charity Christmas Fair. Dogs Trust Shoreham would like to say a Great Dane sized thank you to everyone who came along to our fair on Sunday, November 30. It was fantastic to
S Zapello can rest assured (Letters December 2) Labour is taking absolutely nothing for granted in Portslade in the run up to next year’s local and parliamentary elections. Votes have to be won through a mixture of trust, hard work and commitment
Young performers with learning difficulties were able to shine on stage as part of an “inspirational” show. Ariel’s Othellos students from Crawley, East Grinstead, Horsham and Burgess Hill performed their largest showcase at the Chequers Mead Theatre
I AM responding to a reply to my letter of 10 November concerning the need for council housing. Fredaj stated student loans are only repayable at £24,000 per annum, not reaching a living wage. Does he think a mortgage can be had on less than £24,000
There are two factors which would increase road safety at the junction of Mackie Avenue and Ladies Mile Road, pictured below. The privet hedge adjacent obscures children who run on to the zebra crossing from approaching road traffic even at low
Your article (Argus, December 2) on a hit and run at Ladies Mile Road/Mackie Avenue reveals the problems with this busy junction. It’s one of the few junctions in Brighton which has stop signs despite these two collisions in as many days. It
BRIGHTON is paying the price for being an innovator in conferences and exhibitions in the 1960s and 70s. Realising that cheap foreign travel meant the bucket and spade days were over for British resorts, Metropole Hotel owner Harold Poster built
Victims of burglary are being asked if they recognise a haul of items recovered after police raids. More than 100 items were recovered by Sussex Police after officers raided a number of garages in Rustington last year. The items include china collections
A shop assistant used a broom to ward off a burglar she caught climbing through a window. The intruder was caught in the act at Bognor Cheque Exchange in the town’s High Street at about 9.30am on Tuesday. Police say the staff member “thrust
YOUNG performers with learning difficulties were able to shine on stage as part of an “inspirational” show. Ariel’s Othellos students from Crawley, East Grinstead, Horsham and Burgess Hill performed their largest showcase at the Chequers Mead Theatre
Jon Lewis admits he should never have ended up at Sussex. Lewis says the fact he was brought to Hove for his final season in county cricket at the age of 38 highlighted the lack of home-grown seamers coming through Sussex’s academy. That is the problem
A SINGER-SONGWRITER was handpicked by pop star James Blunt to open his show. Jacko Hooper, from Brighton, supported the soft-spoken soldier turned singer’s Brighton Centre concert. The 22-year-old former Varndean College student was chosen
Brighton logger Zoella has become the fastest selling debut novelist since records began - outselling the likes of JK Rowling and Dan Brown. Zoe Sugg's novel Girl Online, about a teenage blogger and her relationship with an American musician, sold
Travellers have pitched up at Hangleton Bottom. About 15 vehicles are on the site and the gates have been damaged. Police are at the site where a post has been ripped from the ground and the gates damaged, according to an onlooker. It
A MAN was killed after he was hit by a train. The man was struck by London to Brighton train on the south side of Balcombe station just after 10am. He was declared dead at the scene and services across Sussex were disrupted. Commuters
FAMILY and friends of a little girl who died after battling a rare form of cancer have made a poignant final farewell. Mourners and wellwishers gathered near Niamh Storey-Davidson’s home in Harrington Villas, Brighton, and followed her hearse as
In the century since he was first entombed in Victorian sensation, Count Dracula has manifested in countless adaptation. Bram Stoker’s vampiric fantasy offers an irresistible cocktail of horror, erotica, religion and Johnny Foreigner, capable of
CHRISTMAS is special in the Lisher household this year as they celebrate their daughter’s fight back from a rare cancer. Keira Lisher was diagnosed in May with juvenile myelomonocytic leukaemia (JMML), which affects only five British children a
Albion misfit Chris O’Grady has hinted at wanting to stay at Sheffield United – for good. The former Barnsley and Sheffield Wednesday striker has moved his family back up to Yorkshire with him for his loan spell with the League One club until the
Police want to trace this man in relation to the rape of a woman on the beach. The 43-year-old woman shared drink and cigarettes with two men she had never met before under the Palace Pier in the early hours of Sunday November 2. One of the
Mark Davis couldn’t hide his astonishment after coming edging a tight but lengthy third-round encounter with Joe Perry at the UK Snooker Championship in York. The 42-year-old world No.19 beat Perry 6-5 in a marathon battle for a place in the last 16
THESE cheeky elves were pictured larking around on Brighton beach while taking a break from working at a magical Christmas grotto. Children can become arctic explorers at a themed Santa’s Grotto installation at the Churchill Square shopping centre
Two cars were involved in an accident on the A27 in Lancing last night. The vehicles collided at the traffic lights on the eastbound carriageway on Tuesday near the old Sussex Pad pub and hotel - now a building belonging to Lancing College.
This is a beautifully presented country home situated in an unspoilt downland hamlet with wonderful views and planning permission for a two storey extension. Adjacent to the cottage is St Peter’s Parish Church, which is believed to date from the
Fears have been raised over the proposed sale of school playing fields. A consultation on the potential development of the school playing fields at the former Western Road site of Harbour Primary School in Newhaven has been started by East Sussex
Father Christmas will be riding into town this weekend for a charity event. Pulled by real reindeer Santa will be making his arrival in Eastbourne at the Enterprise Centre, near the station, at midday on Saturday. Santa will then settle into
More than 700 homes in Brighton and Hove are at risk of being repossessed with their residents facing eviction, new figures reveal. The analysis of government statistics, carried out by charity Shelter, revealed one in 168 homes in the city are
ORGANISERS behind some of the country’s biggest music festivals want to hold events for 70,000 people at Shoreham Airport. SJM Concerts, the promoters behind V-Festival and Manchester’s Parklife event, want to use the airfield to hold concerts
A JEWELLERY shop is getting behind an initiative to help promote small businesses. Brass Monkeys in Portland Road, Hove, are supporting international campaign Small Business Saturday, which encourages people to support local businesses over chains
THE RATE of road accidents near schools and crashes involving cyclists in Brighton and Hove is one of the worst in the country, a survey shows. The city has ranked third worst in a table of research into accidents within 500 metres of schools between
Hyde New Homes’ striking Super B development in Brighton has been awarded Best Residential Development in East Sussex at the prestigious UK Property Awards. Comprising a collection of 147 stylish one, two and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses
OUTRAGED campaigners may take out an injunction after plans to convert a historic building into a leisure complex were given the green light. Brighton and Hove City Council has granted planning permission for the Grade II* listed Hippodrome, in
THE family and friends of a teenager who died after a car crash are raising money for the hospital which fought to save him. Alex Jackson, 19, died after a collision near Brighton Racecourse last week which also left his girlfriend and one of his
COUNCIL chiefs will hand over responsibility for public parks to community groups to save money. Worthing Borough Council wants local sports clubs and groups to take over management of open spaces and parks in the town in a bid to save £768,000
Joao Teixeira is facing another game out in the cold for Albion – despite reduced attacking options for manager Sami Hyypia. Kazenga LuaLua has been ruled out for several weeks by the medial knee ligament injury he sustained in the first half of
Whitehawk claimed a place in the quarter-finals of the Sussex Senior Cup with a 2-0 defeat of Bognor at the Enclosed Ground tonight. Second-half goals from Sam Gargan and substitute Danny Mills sealed their passage on a night when former Hawks
