Danny Pappoe scored two cracking headers as Albion under-21s romped to a 3-0 victory over Newcastle United at The Amex tonight. Pappoe gave a young Seagulls side - featuring five players still eligible for the under-18s - the lead after 11 minutes
A DENTIST has been suspended after he “breached fundamental tenets of the profession” and put his patients at risk. Pourrezaei Akhlaghi, who lives in Cromwell Place, Hove, put his patients "at unwarranted risk of harm", caused "avoidable harm”
A WOMAN who was torched alive in the boot of a car has still not been identified more than three days after she was found. The remains of the woman, believed to have been in her 20s, were so badly burnt when they were initially found just after
Bomb disposal officers were called after a cache of 80 grenades was discovered on a building site in Eastbourne. This morning Sussex Police were called to the site just south of the Rodmill roundabout at Ratton, Eastbourne, were 80 incendinary grenades
A UNIVERSITY is proposing to open a new secondary school to help meet the need for school places. Brighton and Hove City Council's the Policy and Resources Committee on Thursday will consider proposals by the University of Brighton to open a new
Gus Poyet has been sacked by Sunderland, with just nine games of their faltering Barclays Premier League season left. The former Albion manager in has been in charge at the Stadium of Light for 17 months after taking over from Paolo Di Canio, but
Albion manager Chris Hughton has no fresh injury worries for tomorrow night's trip to Millwall. Hughton has a clean bill of health following Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Wolves in which midfielder Dale Stephens made his first start for 11 months
A SERIAL sex offender has been jailed for 12 years after raping and sexually assaulting six teenage girls. Kemal Roma, 39, of no fixed address, was charged with one count of rape and seven counts of sexual assault including two by penetration and
There are certain films where I think it's best to go in with no expectations of quite what to expect, oftentimes this lack of foreknowledge allows you to experience the character's journeys in a manner almost similar to that of the characters themselves
Albion central defenders Gordon Greer and Aaron Hughes could face each other on international duty later this month. Skipper Greer has been retained in the Scotland squad for games against Northern Ireland on March 25 (7.45pm) and Gibraltar four
The Set, Artist Residence, Regency Square 01273 324302 THE year has begun with a flurry of openings, last month’s big ticket newcomer The Salt Room giving way to this month’s upstart The Set, an equally bold albeit smaller proposition. Restaurants
I have a great deal of respect for Councillor Ann Norman but the fact that she allowed her name to be put to such an unpleasant letter (Argus, 12th March) does her no favours at all. It makes no positive contribution to the debate prior to the
I wholeheartedly agree with Adam Trimingham (Argus, March 4) regarding a directly elected mayor. The 2001 referendum was indeed bedevilled by an anti Steve Bassam campaign. I was pleased to support the yes campaign. There has never been
Albion 1, Wolves 1 Steve McClaren remarked, somewhat ruefully, after Derby's harsh defeat at the Amex that football is about what you do in both boxes. Albion's chance to follow up that home win with another against another of the teams chasing
ROYAL estate agents have got their work cut out to try to sell the Duchess of Cornwall’s former house. Just imagine Lording it up in this mansion – you could even put a bar-on the roof to crown a fabulous purchase. Forget about the trend –
SOCIAL media continually gets slammed for its downfalls, but here’s an example of how it can be great. Rewind 10 years ago, and Ian Tomlinson would have had to wait for the library to open so he could photocopy a picture of his beloved Alfie before
Almost two years on from the first appearance of 20mph zones in Brighton and Hove and the issue still stirs up as much debate as ever. It seems that we will never get universal consensus on whether they are positive or negative for the city and
I thought I knew Brighton. Moving here more than five years ago, I thought I’d been down every nook, crannie and twittern there was. I thought I knew the best places to eat, the best places to drink and the best places to get away from it all
Your question was “Do you think Lewes District Council should pay its workers a living wage?” when actually what you meant to say was “Do you think LDC should give their employees a pay rise?” Good to see that the council is making some attempt
Having noticed the publication of Caroline Lucas’s book, have you noticed that nine copies are available in the Brighton and Hove Library Catalogue? The usual procedure is that books are paid for in advance, not donated. So, why at a time of
Having read Adam Trimingham’s column about the proposed swimming pool at the Pater Pan site, I have these comments. This new pool is a completely different kind of pool to Saltdean Lido. In fact I read that the Lido welcome the new pool. I
This raucous review about dating, men and motherhood was a naughty but nice Mother’s Day treat. Sarah Dearlove played agony aunt Penny Crowe, a radio show host who discussed dating disasters. Not for the prudish, the calls were based on real stories
Three works which together symbolise the utmost in style galant were performed with pinpoint precision by the London Philharmonic Orchestra on Sunday. Early Beethoven (Symphony No l), mid-period Haydn (Piano Concerto in D), and late Mozart (Symphony
For those of us who were revelling in our prime in the early 1990s, The Charlatans were pioneers of the indie scene. Now, 25 years on from the blistering, organ driven groove of The Only One I Know, the band are releasing their 12th studio album
The Dome audience relished a classical hoe-down as orchestra and two brilliant soloists gave a riveting performance of one of Mozart’s most inventive compositions. Veronika Eberle on violin and Antoine Tamestit on viola duelled with passion and
Alasdair Roberts’ first appearance saw him “putting the grr into hurdy-gurdy” as an accompanist in support act Sound Of Yell’s set. The resulting moody soundscape was beguiling, enigmatic – and possessed of a certain dark humour. The same could
Everything Tammy Needs To Know About Getting Older And Having Sex was an adventurous piece by performance artist Lois Weaver, exploring how our attitudes towards sex and relationships change as we age. Her aesthetic was stark; reflecting her quest
Casper Ankergren could understudy Albion No.1 David Stockdale for the second time in three games at Millwall tomorrow night. Christian Walton, Stockdale's regular deputy this season, plays for the under-21s against Newcastle at the Amex this evening
Comic, but without much in the way of relief, Tim Crouch’s bravura one-man crowd-baiter of a show returned on Friday night, complete with that essential set-piece for any audience, young or old: how to help hang a man. Two little girls went home
Ian Chapman has signed a new contract to remain as Burgess Hill manager. The former Albion favourite has penned a deal which will keep him at the Green Elephants Stadium at least until the end of season 2016-17. Chapman’s side are currently
Sarah Indranie, Director of Jason Dean talks about property portals, realism and swallowing pills Everyone’s up in arms about the recent launch of On The Market (OTM) the new property portal – its rivals being Rightmove and Zoopla. As Rightmove
PUPILS made magazines inspired by famous women. Children picked their favourite females through history and learnt about their work before compiling the booklets during a lesson on the Hangleton campus at Hove Park School.
DALE STEPHENS acknowledges Albion have to stop their habit of conceding so soon after scoring. But the comeback midfielder also knows the Seagulls cannot dwell on their failure to beat Wolves as they prepare for a huge game at Millwall tomorrow
THE Duchess of Cornwall’s childhood home remains up for sale with the asking price slashed by £100,000. In August The Argus reported The Laines, a Grade II listed former rectory in Plumpton, was put on the market for £3.25million but the current
ORGANISERS have selected the 360 lucky participants taking part in a giant fundraising water slide challenge. The RNLI Slipway Slide in Edward Street, Brighton, will take place this Saturday from 9.45am until 4pm. More than 2,500 entries have
Eastbourne have confirmed exciting young New Zealander Bradley Wilson-Dean as their final signing for the new season. The highly-rated 20-year-old arrived at Heathrow this morning and was met by Eagles' commercial director Connor Dugard. Wilson-Dean
A BEACH walker had the shock of their lives when they discovered a rusted AK-47 on their Sunday morning stroll. A member of the public found the deadly assault rifle on Peacehaven beach on Sunday morning and then took the weapon to Brighton to
Crawley striker Izale McLeod has hit back at accusations he “conned” the referee into awarding the decisive penalty at Colchester on Saturday. McLeod went down in the area after poking the ball past goalkeeper Sam Walker before stepping up to convert
A THIEF stole a Kindle, an iPad and a purse from a flat and then fled when a 17-year-old girl came home and disturbed him. The daughter left the apartment in White Rock, Hastings, for a few minutes at about 4pm on Sunday, March 1, but returned
THERE are delays at the moment on the A27 due to a broken down car. There is slow moving traffic before the Patcham A23 junction because of the incident earlier.
A CAR crashed into the window of a fish and chip shop on Saturday night. The black Ford Fiesta, driven by a 31-year-old woman from Worthing, had crashed with a grey Toyota Corolla on Marine Parade, Worthing, before careering into the Harry Ramsden
A manhunt underway after a woman’s body was found in a burnt-out car that was dumped in a lane near a golf club. Police are still trying to identify the woman, believed to be in her 20s, but her cause of death has been established as smoke inhalation
A COUNCIL boss is “dismayed” after the number of days staff took off due to accidents skyrocketed in just three months. Brighton and Hove City Council chief executive Penny Thompson has called for a campaign to remind her staff to take care of
CAMPAIGNERS are fighting to release whales and dolphins from captivity. Often confined to viewing tanks for the public, they are trained to perform for the masses with no concept of the outside world. These mammals of the sea, once free to
THE French president has waded into a war between seafront attractions – announcing his support for the i360 project. François Hollande gave the presidential nod of approval to the structure when he visited Sigma’s worksite in Veyrins-Isere in
A much-loved pub is set to double in size but brewery bosses say they will not be tinkering too much with its traditions. Harveys Brewery has submitted plans to Brighton and Hove City Council for the expansion of The Lord Nelson Inn using the neighbouring
THE roll-out of the third phase of 20mph will reconsidered by council chiefs this week after one resident complained it would affect the enjoyment of their garden. Brighton and Hove city councillors are set to give the green light to hundreds more
COMMUTERS experienced what it is like to be blind in one of the busiest train stations in the country. Blind Veterans UK, which is based in Ovingdean, ran the event at Brighton Station and guided blindfolded volunteers around cones and other obstacles
SUNRISE - 6.12am SUNSET - 6.05pm TODAY: It is expected to be cloudy with a few showers before noon and drizzle after midday. A few brighter spells are possible. Clearer and drier weather during the evening. Gentle easterly winds
ALBION boss Chris Hughton is standing by David Stockdale after the goalkeeper’s latest mistake. Stockdale parried a cross from Rajiv van La Parra into his own net to gift Wolves an equaliser in Saturday’s 1-1 draw at the Amex. Stockdale’s blunder
