POLICE are investigating whether a hospital patient died after being given cleaning fluid to drink by mistake. Sussex Police said they were investigating the death of an 85 year old woman at the Royal Sussex County Hospital last month. The
OUT of work? Leaving education? Or looking to change your job for something new, more interesting or more flexible? The Argus jobs fair might be able to help you. Tomorrow, the fair is bringing together 20 different employers to help you find
WOBBLEGATE from Bolney has been selected as a finalist following a UK-wide search for the Small Producer of the Year. Organised by the Quality Food Awards and the Co-op, the award is a celebration of great British food and drink culminating on November
Sussex batsman Luke Wells has signed a contract extension keeping him at the club until at least the end of the 2019 season. Wells scored 1,292 runs in just 12 Specsavers County Championship appearances in 2017 after an injury-troubeld start to
Jose Izquierdo’s World Cup dream is alive – after a controversial night in South America. The Albion winger has told The Argus he is targeting a successful season in the Premier League and selection for the finals next summer with Colombia.
A curry so hot it has an age limit to buy has been launched by a supermarket for National Curry Week. Morrisons has launched the Volcanic Vindaloo - the hottest supermarket curry ever made in the UK. The dish features the naga chilli, one of
A 21-YEAR-OLD man has been found guilty of killing a “loyal” man who was stabbed at a flat. Sam Caulfield, from Mayfield, was found with a single wound to the abdomen at a flat in Crawley on June 18 last year. Macauley Lawless, of Ifield Road
Sir Michael, or Parky as he is more familiarly known, is a much-loved broadcaster, best known for presenting his long-running television talk show, Parkinson. (1971 to 1982 and from 1998 to 2007). During that time he interviewed over 2000 of the most
It took Brooklyn’s Grizzly Bear nearly five years to gestate their latest album Painted Ruins, and it was definitely worth the wait. The album is a palpable move away from the sound of the band's 2012 album, Shields; its lattice-like drum arrangements
Albion No.1 Mathew Ryan is walking tall for the clash between the smallest goalkeepers in the Premier League. The Australian goes into Sunday's match against Everton and their England prospect Jordan Pickford buoyed by helping his country take
Drivers faced disruption this morning following a crash on the A27. The accident, which involved two cars, happened on the eastbound carriageway close to the A259 Hangleton Link Road at Hove. Emergency services had to close one lane for about 30 minutes
GAETAN BONG has vowed to keep on giving everything to win the Albion left-back battle with Markus Suttner. The former Cameroon international is in contention for his first home start in the Premier League against Everton on Sunday (1.30pm).
Dennis Hunt took this great shot of the West Pier. For the chance to see your photo featured here, please email it to picture.desk@theargus.co.uk and include your name, address and some information about it
RESIDENTS and businesses are being urged to attend a crucial meeting today to discuss the future of the former Amex House site in Brighton.The site in Edward Street has been sold to First Base, the developer of another major site in the city.It is also
A BANNED driver was caught behind the wheel. Matthew Skinner, 26, of Rose Walk, Newhaven, was caught on the A259 in Felpham, despite being disqualified from holding or obtaining a driving licence. The car he was driving was also uninsured.
TWO men are accused of stealing £25,000 worth of jewels in a raid on a family-run shop. Richard Sutton, of Lincoln Parade, Portslade, and Jody Keating, of no fixed address, are accused of breaking in to Jewelworks, in Montague Street, Worthing,
RESIDENTS have won their battle with a cafe which applied for a licence to serve alcohol.Its plea has been turned down over fears noise and antisocial behaviour would keep families up at night.Coffee shop Pelicano in Sydney Street, Brighton, was refused
PLANS to run a seven month trial reducing the pedestrian-only hours in a high street in an attempt to increase business have been approved. The decision by Brighton and Hove City Council’s environment, transport and sustainability committee yesterday
TWO newsagents were targeted by knifemen in terrifying attacks just hours apart.Two armed men held up the WH Smith Post Office in St George’s Road, Brighton, in a daring daylight raid on Monday at 3pm.The pair threatened staff with knives before taking
A SHOWJUMPING champion was killed in a head-on crash when she braked too sharply on a bend, an inquest heard. Ella Popely, 18, was only travelling at 37mph in her Fiat 500 at the time of the crash on December 6 last year. The inquest heard
DAREDEVIL Eddie Kidd was famed for his thrilling stunts until his career was cut short when he was paralysed in a motorcycle accident in 1996.Some of our images today show him in his heyday. He is pictured above left with Julie Fox and George Takei in
The X Factor Live Tour is stopping off in Brighton next year.The concert will be held at the Brighton Centre on Sunday, March 4.It will feature acts from the current series of the popular ITV talent programme.The audience will have the chance to pick
HOMEWARE and household store Wilko and shoe retailer Deichmann are opening new branches.They are moving into the former BHS unit in the Eastbourne Arndale Centre.Wilko, a high street chain store, is expected to open early next year after extensive refurbishment
BARONESS Jones of Moulsecoomb has become patron at a school catering for special needs.The role at St John’s School and College in Brighton will entail raising awareness of it, supporting its events and helping increase its profile in the community and
MORE than 9,000 residents have registered for Brighton’s bike share scheme in its first month. There were an average of 800 journeys a day on the Life Bikes in the first 30 days. Users have cycled 50,000 miles so far – almost a quarter of the
A HAIRDRESSER accused of deliberately infecting his lovers with HIV told one of them “I got you” after they had sex, a court has heard.Daryll Rowe, 26, allegedly bombarded his second victim with messages and calls after they met through gay dating app
RECYCLING rates have improved, council figures show. Rates in Brighton and Hove have increased from 26.7 per cent to 29 per cent for the same quater last year. Announcing the figures at the environment, transport and sustainability committee
A CRACKDOWN to tackle an increase in car crimes and shop break-ins has been a success.The drive by Sussex Police, called Operation Bluebird, focused on locations in Bexhill.It involved officers from response teams, neighbourhood policing and dog units
TWO golf clubs worth hundreds of pounds each were stolen from a store.Sussex Police have released CCTV footage of three men they want to speak to in connection with the incident.The theft took place at Chichester Golf Club at Hoe Farm in Selsey Road.The
THE HUNT is on for two armed robbers who held post office staff at knifepoint before taking £10,000. Two men targeted the WH Smith Post Office in St George’s Road, Brighton, in a daring daylight raid on Monday at 3pm. One man guarded the door
A WOMAN jailed for helping hide a terrorist has been revealed as a former Miss Brighton contestant. Mulumebet Girma was jailed in 2008 for ten years for helping failed suicide bomber Hussain Osman flee after his attempt to kill Tube passengers
GREEN-FINGERED residents and traders joined forces for a day of gardening to help transform a shopping street. More than 40 member of the community donned their gardening gloves to plant 15 new planters in Boundary Road and Station Road on the
WORTHING’S St Paul’s Centre will be transformed into a wrestling arena for the first time on October 26. In a unique “premier” tie-up, leading UK matchmakers Premier Promotions, whose shows thrilled fans at the Assembly Hall for 23 years, are moving
DAN Humphreys - the leader of Worthing Borough Council - has visited St Clare’s Community Hub, part of Worthing Churches Homeless Projects He approached the charity about volunteering with the project after a series of visits to its cshemes across
A UNIVERSITY of Brighton graduate is running from “Rome to home” to raise £12,000 for a charity dedicated to preventing male suicide. Dan Keeley, 32, a community manager for a youth snow sports charity, lives with bipolar disorder and was inspired
