Dean Saunders admitted a half-time roasting inspired Crawley to come from behind and claim a vital 3-2 win at Port Vale. This was a second successive victory for the Reds and lifted them to within two points of safety. They twice trailed but
Albion’s lack of firepower on their travels was exposed once again as they were held to a goalless draw at Millwall. Boss Chris Hughton played two up front for the first time in his reign, with Leon Best partnering Craig Mackail-Smith, but they
Albion have moved a point further from the drop zone tonight - with a bit of help from Watford striker Troy Deeney. The Seagulls are now eight points clear of 22nd-placed Wigan thanks to their goalless draw at Millwall. Wigan blew a chance
Crawley twice came from behind to grab another vital win in their quest for League One survival. Centre-back Richard Wood headed a 69th-minute winner as the Reds made it back-to-back victories with a 3-2 success at Port Vale. It followed a
Jack Turner scored in the fourth minute of added time as Eastbourne Town won the RUR Cup 2-1 tonight against a ten-man Loxwood. Turner swept the ball home from Danny Ellis' free-kick after Dan Smith had levelled in the 88th minute. Loxwood
Crawley boss Dean Saunders has named an unchanged side as he chases a fourth win out of seven away to Port Vale tonight. Saunders has kept faith with the line-up that won 3-2 away to fellow strugglers Colchester on Saturday. Ryan Dickson has
A 16-year-old boy has been barred by a High Court judge from travelling abroad due to fears he may go to Syria. Mr Justice Hayden said he was concerned to "keep this lad alive" and granted the application from Brighton and Hove City Council to
Striker Leon Best is recalled to the Albion starting line-up as they bid for a rare away victory at Millwall tonight. Best has not started a game for the Seagulls since the 4-3 victory over Birmingham at the Amex six games ago. The on-loan
9:49pm Thanks for joining me. Sorry I couldn't bring you a bit more entertainment. Almost wish I'd done to Port Vale instead....almost!! That's it from me. I'm off to get some reaction. Will be a report, pictures and reaction
More schools than ever will see their pupils hitting the stage at a dancing bonanza. The yearly Let’s Dance event – a celebration of school and community dance – kicked off at the Brighton Dome last night . Children from 78 schools will be
The mother of a Sussex schoolgirl who was groomed and abducted by her maths teacher has confirmed her daughter has been offered the chance to meet the man who abused her. Davina Williams, who has changed her name to protect her daughter's identity
Police are calling for a Brighton bar to have its licence suspended for three months because of a series of drunken, violent incidents. Officers have been called to a series of incidents at Oxygen in West Street including customers being so intoxicated
FIVE armed robberies are being linked by police after another raid by pistol wielding bandits this weekend. The robberies around East Worthing and Shoreham are being linked Sussex Police announced today and two people have been arrested in connection
HUNDREDS of cyclists are set to benefit from improved bicycle facilities at the county’s railway stations after £1.5 million of new funding was announced. New cycle facilities will be installed at 10 Southern stations across Sussex following an
Gavin Tomlin has praised manager Dean Saunders for putting a smile back on his face. The Crawley striker returns to his former club Port Vale tonight enjoying his football more than he has done for the last two years. Tomlin struggled to settle
Pharmacy chain Boots is searching for a new home after first moving to North Street 110 years ago. Last week it was revealed luxury retailer John Lewis had bought the large department store-sized site in 129 North Street. Boots said it was
Ewe are not going baa-rmy, Sussex could well be the home of the world’s oldest sheep. At 23-years-young Dolly is not planning to pull the wool over anyone’s eyes. And she’s certainly not sheepish when her owner rattles the biscuit tin as she
The need for another secondary school in Brighton and Hove is quickly becoming the need for oxygen to live, and finally there seems to be some movement. But for some, this may not be a jubilant celebration because even if this school gets approved
My husband and I enjoy watching Top Gear and find the programme very entertaining (Argus, March 12). From week to week we are eager to find out what the trio have been doing. Usually, the Hamster and the Pianist suffer at the hands of the Mouthpiece
So Conservative councillor Graham Cox wants a referendum on two of the council tax options in front of Brighton and Hove City Council (Argus, February 25). This in the full knowledge that the Greens’ 5.9% proposal would inevitably be voted down
For four years we have had a Green council. For four years we have had to put up with roadworks, congestion and disruption and they expect residents of Brighton and Hove to put up with this for another five years. We have already had major disruption
After a confused motorist got stuck in a taxi rank, FLORA THOMPSON looks back at the most iconic and comic photos of taxis in The Argus archive EARLIER this month, a Volvo driver pulled into a line of stationary Brighton taxis and became irate
I just wanted to thank the people who came to my assistance when I had an unfortunate fall at the bus stop near Hove station last Saturday, March 7, and thank-you for calling the paramedics. Fortunately my injuries were minor grazes and a sore
Newhaven Port is now running three ferries a day and bringing more people and business into the town. Are the people behind the Sandy Beach campaign willing to sacrifice this business for a polluted beach which was closed for health and safety
The medals of Brighton and Hove’s cheekiest war hero will go on public display after they were bought at auction this morning. Military collector Andrew Butler, from Ramsgate in Kent, has bought the five service medals belonging to former mayor
The hidden danger in our food is being highlighted in a national campaign this week. Salt can be found in a large number of day-to-day foods that you may not expect – like bread, cheese and baked beans – and it doesn’t take much to pass the recommended
CURRENT tax rules are undermining sustainable development by rewarding developers who demolish buildings and penalising those who refurbish. University of Brighton lecturer and architect of the Waste House DUNCAN BAKER-BROWN calls for change. There
TRIBUTES have poured in for a rugby man who inspired a generation of players at a Sussex club. Team-mates of Mark Stenning at Burgess Hill Rugby Football Club have talked glowingly of his invaluable contribution to the club, known as the Sussex
A PIONEERING consultancy has announced a radical transformation to escape the trap of becoming a “monolithic company which chases revenue”. Employees at NixonMcInnes, based in Brighton, are now associates with independent spin-out initiatives in
A KILLER ad agency behind a £4.5 million cancer campaign is urging sweet-tooths to give up chocolate. Killer Creative, based in Brighton, came up with Cancer Research UK’s Dryathlon which changed the face of mass participation fundraising and paved
DEVELOPERS have submitted plans for a major development of 416 new homes, flood defences, public areas and workspace. Santon North Street and Lewes District Council jointly filed the planning application to the South Downs National Park Authority
A CRAFTSWOMAN has told how her online shop has “significantly boosted” her retail business. Suzanne O’Leary, 34, originally started making kiln-formed glass as a hobby which she sold from a former fisherman's arch in the Artist’s Quarter in 2011
Greg Halford or Aaron Hughes have been backed to fill a centre-half void for Albion at Millwall tonight. They are vying to replace top scorer Lewis Dunk, who begins a two-match ban. The versatile Halford, on loan from Nottingham Forest, has
The life of the "truly great" Oscar-winning film director Richard Attenborough has been celebrated by a host of A-list stars. Film veteran Lord Attenborough, who dominated the British movie business for more than half a century, died last August
The X Factor graduates star in an enjoyable night that sounds like the ultimate karaoke party playlist. Ben Haenow, Fleur East, Andrea Faustini, Lauren Platt, Stereo Kicks, Stevi Ritchie, Only The Young and Jay James have their turn in the spotlight
BONES found in a forest belong to a 42-year-old who went missing nearly a year ago, police have confirmed. DNA analysis has confirmed the bones found in Tilgate Forest, Pease Pottage in February are that of missing Jean Leveque. Two bones were
A BUSKER has become an overnight Scandinavian sensation after a video of him performing a Eurovision song went viral. Singer-songwriter Danny McEvoy has become a star in Finland thanks to his cover of their latest Eurovision Song Contest entry.
A WALLET was stolen from the counter at a wine shop moments after a customer left it there by mistake. The customer came back to the Wine Centre, in South Street, Tarring, after realising his mistake only to find the wallet gone. Yesterday
LUXURY retailer Waitrose has revealed plans to relocate one of its stores just two miles down the road. The high-end supermarket is closing its Littlehampton branch once a new store opens this summer in Rustington. The retailer has reached
A 26-YEAR-OLD man is in police custody after a woman was found dead in the boot of a burnt out car. Officers opened a murder investigation and launched a man hunt after the car was found in Ifield. Around 2.30pm on Friday, a Volkswagen Jetta
A PACKED commuter train arrived on time on only 25% of its journeys for a whole year. The 7.32am service from Brighton Station to London Bridge was on time only 64 times out of 264 attempts from March 2014 to March 2015. In total 17,309 trains
TWO men are gearing up to tackle a marathon challenge for a charity which helps bereaved families. Hereward Pelling, 43, and good friend Nik Edser, 42, will be running the Brighton Marathon on April 12 to raise essential funds for Jigsaw in East
A NEW seafront diner has come under fire for using a similar name to that of a burger joint. Fish + Liquor says it is putting a gourmet twist on seaside favourites such as fish and chips and cocktails from its retro, comic booked-themed restaurant
A WOMAN who was burned 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 aged in her 20s, were so badly burnt when she was found just after 2pm on
A LITTLE boy’s wish to see his rusting playground improved is set to be realised after a council finally admitted their playground could do with a makeover. Young Thomas Downes has written a letter appealing for improvements to Mile Oak Recreation
PLANT pots have appeared on another street in Brighton and Hove along with an eye-catching statue to encourage motorists to slow down. i360 contractor Mackley has delivered five large used planters with Holm Oaks and a headless statue to Waterloo
AN ALBION fan has spoken of his gratitude after the club’s staff helped save his life. Derek Budgen, 73, was watching the Albion v Birmingham match when he started suffering chest pains. He alerted St John Ambulance personnel and his last memory
A RALLYING call has gone out to help a terminally ill mother hit her first target in a battle to use a life-extending drug. Cancer-stricken Jemma Peacock needs to get 100,000 signatures on an online petition to get her campaign discussed in Parliament
THE rolling hills of the South Downs are home to Dolly, believed to be the world’s oldest living sheep. The ewe is showing no signs of retiring and has just celebrated her 23rd birthday. She may look a little tired and doddery, but rattle a biscuit
A WOMAN says she feels let-down after prosecutors dropped criminal charges against a man accused of assaulting her. Jo Cooper was taken to hospital with a black eye and bruising to her face after an incident at a family party. Her brother-in-law
Steyning and Henfield are small towns with a big welcome. In the eighth century Steyning was a thriving port on the River Adur but was left high and dry in the 14th century when the river silted up. The town has its own patron saint, St Cuthman
MUSIC The X Factor Live Brighton Centre, King’s Road. Doors 6.30pm. Tickets from £19.50. Call 08448 471515 BEN HAENOW leads the line-up of X Factor 2014 finalists as they prepare to head into megastardom, or return to obscurity. Also performing
SUNRISE: 6.10am SUNSET: 6.07pm TODAY: A misty start. It then looks set to be dry, but with cloudy skies inland during the morning. Sunshine along the coast will become more widespread later. Milder with just a light to moderate easterly
Chris Hughton believes there is extra pressure on his Albion side in tonight’s “big game” at Millwall after dropping points at home to Wolves. And he has warned that rival manager Neil Harris will have the Lions roaring in the key clash at The
Stever Ovett single-handedly put Brighton on the world map more than three decades ago. Now the club Ovett helped set up is threatening to emulate the dizzying heights he achieved during the 1970s and 1980s. Charlie Grice is the most prominent
