England Under-20s claimed the Six Nations crown tonight after beating France 24-11 at the Amex with a superb second-half display. Tries by Joe Marchant and George Perkins helped England to victory over the defending champions in front of a record
Wartime shells were discovered on a beach and detonated by police. Officers from Sussex Police and explosives specialists attended the scene at Shoreham Harbour this evening and identified the shells as Second World War. At 6.30pm the bomb
A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender in connection with the Ifield murder. The man from London is in custody. Detectives launched a murder investigation after the body of Janet Müller was discovered
Albion will still be able to sign players on emergency loans next season if the FA get their way. World governing body FIFA wants to end the system, which allows clubs to sign players outside of the two transfer windows, at the end of this season
Spencer and Leigh are pleased to welcome Lucy Hansford, the newest addition to their ever expanding team. Based at their Patcham branch, Lucy joins the company as lettings manager, overseeing their expansive portfolio of managed client properties
THE sea estate is extremely well located with direct access from various points to the sea and greensward. Rustington with its comprehensive shopping facilities can be found approximately one miles distant. Angmering’s mainline railway station
THREE hundred and sixty lucky sliders are looking forward to a wet weekend after a fundraising bash. The RNLI Super Slide challenge will have one participant every minute take on the 100 water slide in Edward Street, Brighton, from 10am tomorrow
AN ARGUING couple could help identify a man who left a teenager with a fractured skull after a birthday night out at Shoosh. The victim, from Burgess Hill, had just left the Shoosh nightclub on Brighton seafront at about 3am on Saturday 31 January
A PENSIONER was left "deeply upset" after sentimental jewellery including items belonging to her late husband were stolen as she moved house. The items were stolen from the 72-year-old between March 2 and March 6 as she was moving into her new
Mansfield are poised to extend the loan spell of Albion development winger Jeffrey Monakana, despite the cash-strapped League Two club's concerns about accomodation costs. Mansfield manager Adam Murray said: "Because he comes from Brighton, the
A youth put his hand over a woman’s mouth and told her not to scream as she emerged from the ladies toilets at a village hall. Two “serious but unusual” incidents happened yesterday afternoon in Ferring, near Worthing, when there were two attacks
Police investigating the murder of student Janet Müller are returning to Ifield a week after her death. Officers will be in Rusper Road from 2pm to 4.30pm on today (March 20) asking people if they recall seeing a grey Volkswagen Jetta car in
An arsonist set a fire outside the front door a flat in Brighton and blocked the escape route. Police investigating a suspected arson attack in Pelham Square, Brighton, are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. At about 3.45am on Thursday
A 16-year-old boy has not been seen since last Friday. Mustafijur Rahman from Fontwell Close, Littlehampton, was last seen at 5.30pm when he left his home address on March 13. Mustafijur had been out throughout the day, and returned home
Eastbourne Eagles have revealed an " Elite League level" sponsorship deal as they prepare for life in the third tier. Eagles will be backed by Albion's former shirt sponsors IT First in the National League this season. The deal was announced
Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Church Street, Sunday, March 22 Internationally celebrated cellist Raphael Wallfisch is the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra’s guest soloist for their final concert this season. He will
A RADICAL shake-up of tourism could take place after it was agreed services should be reorganised as a commercial organisation at arm’s length from the council. A unanimous vote by members of the city’s Tourism Advisory Board (TAB) was made amid
ONE hundred people have been convicted after a police crackdown in drink and drug-driving. Michael Dulake was one of the latest drug-drivers to have been convicted. He was arrested at 9.05pm on December 6 after officers stopped his car in Ingrams
The government has set aside £250,000 to help tackle growing seagull numbers. Chancellor George Osborne has earmarked the money for research into how to deal with growing numbers of the birds in towns and cities following a campaign by Liberal
Lonely The Brave, Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar, Middle Street, Brighton, Saturday, March 21 THINGS moved fast for Lonely The Brave in 2014, with the release of their debut album The Day’s War, and a string of support slots for Bruce Springsteen, The
CHILDREN showed off their abun-dance of talent as they took to the stage at the Brighton Dome for Let’s Dance. Every one of the 78 schools and 2500 children got the chance to dis-go on stage. Every night both the kids and audience had a ball
It is tough enough to find people willing to volunteer up their time in this day and age without expecting them to pay hundreds of pounds to do so. But that was the situation facing Sea Cadet volunteers based in Brewer Street Hall in Brighton after
HUGE congratulations must go to terminally ill mum Jemma Peacock who has successfully campaigned to have a Parliamentary debate on making a cancer drug more easily accessible for patients. More than 100,000 people have now signed her petition following
The post office has raised the price of the stamps but, have they lowered the weight? The last large increase in stamps was announced, but no mention was made of the lowered weight. Mr Anderson, Arundel Terrace, Brighton
I live in the Brighton Pavilion constituency and if people want to represent the area, they should take a leaf out of our current MP’s books as I have always found Caroline Lucas incredibly responsive as an MP. So why is it that Purna Sen, the
Last week campaigners marked a historic moment when Parliament passed the International Development Bill which enshrines into law the 40-year commitment to invest 0.7% of the UK’s national income on overseas aid. With the passage of this Bill,
Beram Kayal has been tea-d up for a quick comeback with Albion. The Israeli midfielder was forced off at half-time by a knock in Tuesday's 0-0 draw at Millwall but is fit for tomorrow's game at Blackburn Rovers. Manager Chris Hughton said:
House sellers’ average asking prices are just £30 below their all-time high levels as a lack of choice for buyers adds to the upward pressure on values, with the South East seeing the second biggest year-on-year rise. And as people aged 55 and
THE sea estate is extremely well located with direct access from various points to the sea and greensward. Rustington with its comprehensive shopping facilities can be found approximately one miles distant. Angmering’s mainline railway station
Sick Festival: Lippy, The Old Market, Upper Market Street, Hove, Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21 BACK in the early summer of 2000 the bodies of three middle-aged sisters and their elderly aunt were found barricaded in their rented home
This quirky independent coffee house in London Road, Brighton, takes its coffee seriously but maintains a friendly, community feel. Housed in a former HSBC bank, Presuming Ed has been open for two months. Owner Richard Grills says: “I used
ZERO waste restaurants and the use of coffee beans to grow mushrooms have helped Brighton and Hove head the sustainable food revolution. The city has become the first to be awarded the Soil Association’s prestigious silver award for sustainable
I want to underline yet again how irresponsible it is to leave dogs tied up outside places where the owner cannot see them. Records show that one dog a week is stolen from outside supermarkets, post offices and doctors’surgeries etc, where queues
How wrong is MEATliquor owner, David Roberts, (The Argus, March 17, page 23) when he states that it is surprisingly hard to find good quality fish and chips in Brighton. Bankers in Western Road, Bardsleys in Baker Street, Ramsdens in Old Steine
ON Friday, March 6, my husband had to call an ambulance for me. My hip had come out. They had to give me gas and air and talked to me all the time at A&E. Doctor Charlotte came to see me and was very kind. Doctor Sarah and all the team
It was the moment everyone had waited for....the solar eclipse in Sussex. All eyes were on the skies as the region was plunged into darkness during the spectacular phenomena. And our readers didn't disappoint - we've been inundated with
A PRESTIGIOUS exhibition featuring windows from Windsor Castle, the Royal Holloway Sanatorium and the Tower of London is giving architecture fans plenty to reflect on. The UK launch of the Wall of Windows exhibition has arrived in Brighton for
A 33-YEAR-OLD man will appear in court today after a man was shot through a front door. Adam Willis, 33, of no fixed address, is accused of attempting to murder a 39-year-old man and conspiracy to murder a 24-year-old man in Elmore Road, and will
Outdoor theatre in March is a brave decision, but Home Fires at Newhaven Fort, pulls it off very well. The community play explores life on the home front during the First World War in Newhaven, and the audience is kept warm moving around the fort
TWELVE musicians are battling it out to be named the best busker in Sussex. The strummers, singers, pluckers and players are in with a chance of landing a day at a leading studio to turn their streetwise serenades into radio-worthy recordings.
Woe by Edit Kaldor was a stark performance piece with clever use of digital media. We were brought into the experience in a playful and sensitive way, opening up our imaginations to vivid memories. The story then began to weave in the experience
The Bicycle Film Festival was billed as a celebration of cycling through film. But while the four films all featured bikes, it was more a celebration of something much simpler: adventure. The first was Fix The Iceland, about two friends who
Albion manager Chris Hughton has hailed the astonishing progress made by Harry Kane which has earned the Spurs striker an England call-up. Kane, 21, has been named by Roy Hodgson in the squad for games against Lithuania and Italy later this month
What does a reality TV star do when the cameras stop rolling? Andy Jordan has been a pillar of Channel Four’s Made In Chelsea (MiC) for several seasons, but after his epic break-up with fellow cast member Louise Thompson - who, OMG, like, *cheated
A TERMINALLY-ILL mother has secured a Parliamentary debate on cancer drug funding after a successful celebrity-backed Twitter campaign. Jemma Peacock was inundated with more than 100,000 signatures following the launch of her campaign last month
FIREFIGHTERS who discovered a body in the boot of a burning car have turned down counselling saying their “comradeship” would help them through. Five officers discovered 21-year-old Janet Müller’s body in a Volkswagen Jetta in Ifield, Crawley,
A DOCTOR who mistakenly prescribed a fatal dose of medication to a pensioner has been struck off. Dr Prashen Pillay, pictured right, will be permanently removed from the General Medical Council register following a hearing this week. A Medical
Dozens of projects will aim to make people happy in Brighton and Hove. Details of the 61 schemes were unveiled today to mark the UN Day of Happiness. Samba dance classes for new mothers with babies, gentle exercise to music for the over 60s
THE ALBION may have been in a basement battle for much of their SkyBet Championship campaign, but they are top of the league for their community work. The club have been shortlisted in two categories at the Football League Awards, which will be
SUSSEX has been left out of the route for this year’s Tour of Britain cycle race – despite the success of 2014’s event. The country’s premier road cycling race takes place each September, with the world’s best battling it out for the yellow jersey
YOUTH group volunteers are celebrating after they received an unexpected temporary reprieve from their expensive parking headache. Volunteers at Brighton Sea Cadets have been given five temporary permits until October allowing them to park close
CONTRACTORS working on a £500 million redevelopment of a major London railway station have been accused of a “catalogue of faults” which have fuelled delays and disruption. Passengers using London Bridge station in the capital have been subjected
A TROUBLED but talented pebble artist who died after jumping from the Palace Pier documented his life through a series of online entries and a film. George Barnett, 39, known as “Dr Geebers the Pebbleman” made a name for himself with giant stone
“I AM not nervous, this is my dream.” Those were the words of a four-year-old boy before he took to the stage at Let’s Dance at Brighton Dome. Children were rocking all over the world as they closed out the dance spectacular grooving to Status
Greg Halford is keen on a permanent return to Albion. The on-loan utility player’s future with parent club Nottingham Forest is up in the air. He is out of contract at the City Ground in the summer and would like a chance to return to the Amex.
Sunrise: 6.03am Sunset: 6.12pm Today: A fine day is expected, as it will be dry with long sunny spells and nothing more than a little patchy cloud. Moderate north-easterly winds. Max temp 9-12C (48-54F). Tonight, there will be clear
