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  • King confident of keeping Hawks up - but it will be close

    Steve King is confident he will keep Whitehawk up - but he expects it will go the distance. Hawks chase their first win of the season when Hungerford visit in National League south today. King will unleash three more signings but, as his usual

  • Albion boss Hughton warns Everton will be dangerous

    Boss Chris Hughton has refuted the idea that Albion are meeting Everton at a good time and has warned they will be dangerous. Sunday's visitors to the Amex are surprisingly languishing in 16th, behind the Seagulls on goal difference and two places

  • About time....Albion finally facing Everton again

    The wait is over - Albion are finally playing Everton again. Sunday's fixture at the Amex (1.30pm) brings to an end the longest running gap for the Seagulls to be facing one of their Premier League rivals. Albion have not played Everton since

  • Man jailed given 18-year sentence for raping young girls

    A RAPIST described as a “dangerous sexual predator who targeted young girls” has been jailed for 18-years. Lewes Harby admitted to raping two girls under 15, sexually assaulting three other girls and meeting a 15-year-old for sex after grooming

  • Police launch investigation after ten burglaries in six days

    POLICE are investigating a string of ten burglaries committed in the space of six days. Cash, bank cards and bikes are among items stolen from houses across Southwick and Shoreham between October 3 and October 9, with the offences happening in

  • Review: Squeeze, Brighton Dome, October 12 ★★★★★

    Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook steered the latest incarnation of Squeeze through a strong set in Brighton. The band, supplemented on some numbers by brass, tried to showcase songs from their new album The Knowledge, which was released today,

  • 'Massive' fight breaks out near St James's Street

    ONLOOKERS watched in horror as a man was floored while trying to defuse a fight. The incident happened in George Street, off St James's Street in Kemp Town, about an hour ago. One shop owner said: "I looked out the window and someone was being

  • Two Audi crash blocks off A259

    A CRASH between two Audis blocked a road off. The A259 in Bishopstone was blocked off at 8am today. An Audi A4 and A5 were badly damaged in the crash, and the drivers sustained minor injuries. The incident happened on the Buckle Bypass

  • Triple fitness boost for Albion

    Davy Propper is poised to maintain his ever-present record for Albion in the Premier League. The Dutch midfielder should be fit for Everton's visit on Sunday, thanks to the co-operation of his country and their World Cup flop. Propper was withdrawn

  • Brighton teen hunted

    POLICE are hunting a teenager wanted in connection with three burglaries. The force believes Joe Randall, 18, from Brighton, has information about two burglaries in Milner Road, Moulsecoomb, and another in Barcombe Road. Randall is described

  • Ryan vows to go into extra-time for Amex fans against Everton

    ALBION No.1 Mathew Ryan has vowed to go into extra-time with the Amex fans again against Everton on Sunday. The Australian international was in the crowd at opposite ends of the stadium way beyond the final whistle following the home wins against

  • Picture of the Day: Eastbourne beach huts

    Michael Smith took this picture of Eastbourne beach huts. 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.

  • Argus Jobs Fair ‘a great success’

    AROUND 1,000 visitors attended the Argus Jobs Fair at the Brighton Dome yesterday.A steady flow of people either looking for work or a career change visited the event, which ran from 11am until 4pm.Exhibitors included the Army, Legal & General, Hilton

  • Plans for two schools’ sixth forms to merge

    BLATCHINGTON Mill and Hove Park sixth forms are set to merge, if given approval by the city council. The proposal could see the neighbouring Hove state schools merge their post-16 A-Level and BTEC courses from September next year. The merger

  • Armed raiders caught on neighbour’s CCTV

    CCTV images have been released in a bid to find the armed robbers who held post office staff at knifepoint before making off with £10,000. The stills show the knifeman wanted by the police in connection with the raid on the WH Smith post office

  • Pier owner looks set to sell his growing pub firm

    THE owner of Brighton Palace Pier is considering selling the pub and bar arm of his business empire. Multi-millionaire businessman Luke Johnson’s company, Risk Capital Partners, is behind the Laine Pub Company, which has nearly 50 pubs across London

  • Nurses welcome end of pay cap

    NURSES have welcomed news the NHS pay cap has been scrapped but warned it should not lead to cuts.Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has told MPs he could not rule out reducing health services to cover pay rises above one per cent.Children’s nurse Graeme Stokes

  • Tourist plunged to her death at beauty spot

    A KOREAN student plunged 200ft to her death as she was having her picture taken at the top of crumbling cliffs popular with Asian tourists. Hyewon Kim had asked fellow tourists to take a picture on the cliff edge and jumped for joy to pose for

  • Fresh charge against man who ‘spread HIV’

    A HAIRDRESSER accused of deliberately infecting his partners with HIV is facing an additional charge against another young man. Daryll Rowe, 26, set out to spread the virus by pressuring his lovers into unprotected sex and claiming he was free

  • School lesson with a difference thanks to virtual reality

    PRIMARY school pupils were taken on a journey around the world as the UK’s biggest virtual reality (VR) lesson was held on Brighton beach. More than 140 youngsters from Moulsecoomb Primary School, Bevendean Primary School and Hertford Infant School

  • Top soccer star signs up for Albion charity

    BRIGHTON and Hove Albion’s Northern Ireland international Laura Rafferty has become an ambassador for the club’s official charity. Laura who is a member of Hope Powell’s FA Women’s Super League 2 squad, has become a regular at Albion in the Community

  • Young and old help make it a Walk to Remember

    THE Guild Care charity hosted its fifth annual Walk To Remember with hundreds of people setting off from Worthing Pavilion on a 5k or 10k route across the seafront. Entrants arrived early on a chilly autumn morning to register and receive their

  • Man threatened to burn his ex-girlfriend’s house

    A MAN who threatened to burn his ex-girlfriend’s house down has been jailed for breaching a court order. Michael Anthony Healy breached a domestic violence prevention order when he made the threat to his former partner. The 52-year-old from

  • Headteachers slam plans to open new school in Brighton and Hove

    BRIGHTON and Hove’s secondary headteachers have written to education bosses demanding that they don’t “waste money” opening a free school. The University of Brighton is planning to open a new school to cope with the demand of rising pupil numbers

  • Great Storm would still be hard to predict

    MODERN forecasting technology would have seen the Great Storm of 1987 coming but is unlikely to have got Michael Fish completely off the hook, a study has shown.The BBC weatherman became famous after telling viewers not to worry just hours before the

  • Fish and chip restaurant among the UK’s best

    A FISH and chip shop has been named as one of the best in the country. The Fish Factory, in Brighton Road, Worthing, has made the top 20 shortlist for the 30th annual National Fish and Chip Awards. Judges will now make unannounced visits to

  • Gala dinner for ballroom’s 250th anniversary

    THE Old Ship Hotel in Brighton celebrates the 250th anniversary of its Paganini Ballroom this month with a gala dinner. Nick Mosley talks to general manager Paul Wright about the room and what diners can expect.WITHOUT doubt the oldest hostelry in the

  • Brighton church to be knocked down to make way for 24 homes

    PLANS to demolish a church to make way for housing have been approved by city councillors, despite opposition from residents. Brighton and Hove planning committee voted in favour of the demolition of the Baptist Tabernacle in Montpelier Place,

  • Four-storey block of flats for old pub site

    A DERELICT pub is to be demolished and replaced by 33 homes, including a four-storey block of flats.The Downsman pub in Hangleton Way, Hove, may be knocked down next spring or summer for work to start on the development after planning permission was granted