Albion have Jesus on their side to save them from relegation from the Premier League. Or at least another top flight version of Manchester City star Gabriel Jesus in new £14 million record signing Jurgen Locadia. The Brazilian striker with
A ROAD has been closed after a woman was trapped in an overturned car. The crash involving one vehicle happened on the A23 Southbound at Alborne. West Sussex Fire Service were alerted at 4.04pm on Saturday. Firefighters freed the woman
Ezequiel Schelotto believes he was twice fouled in the Chelsea penalty area. But the Albion right wing-back said his side were also guilty of defensive errors as they lost 4-0 to Chelsea. Schelotto appeared to be tripped by goalkeeper Willy
Albion boss Chris Hughton has played down suggestions that Anthony Knockaert stormed out after he was left out of the squad against Chelsea. Social media was rife with claims that winger Knockaert left the Amex in a huff. The Argus understands
Albion boss Chris Hughton claims his side should have been awarded two penalties in the 4-0 home defeat by Chelsea. First half appeals by Ezequiel Schelotto for fouls by keeper Willy Caballero and Tiemoue Bakayoko were turned down by referee Jon
A CAR overturned on its roof on busy major road, before another car crashed into it. Police were alerted around 11am to crash on the A23 northbound at Handcross Hill between the B2110 Horsham Road and Brighton Road. A car overturned on its roof, before
ARMED police marched off a British Airways pilot from a plane, just minutes from take off, over fears he was drunk. Airline crew raised concerns after the pilot of the BA flight, from Gatwick to Mauritius, smelt of alcohol. They feared for the safety
WHEN Michael Hewson went along to a clinic at his GP surgery, he soon discovered all was not well.The 70-year-old from Lewes thought he was in reasonable shape but tests revealed his sugar levels were high and he was at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.After
A JET-HEELED science teacher is bracing himself for a 3,000-mile dash across the Australian outback after being made an MBE. Dr Andrew Spiers, who is director of science and technology at Ardingly College, was included on the New Year’s Honours
DEMANDS have been issued that the city council renegotiates a massive £1bn contract after a damning report concluded millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money have been wasted on Private Finance Initiative schemes.The Green Party leader called on the Labour
2:26pm So, in league terms, we now await results later this afternoon and then look to the deadline day trip to Southampton
Albion boss Chris Hughton believes Lewis Dunk and Dale Stephens have proved themselves as Premier League class. Central defender Dunk and midfielder Stephens are among only seven outfield players used by their managers for every minute of every
Anthony Knockaert's contribution to Albion's fight for Premier League survival has been defended by boss Chris Hughton. Hughton says the French winger has lost none of his appetite - he is just up against better players. Knockaert starred in
Albion have not beaten Chelsea since 1933 and no one went closer to changing that than present-day Amex regular Brian Tawse. The former winger will be in the West Stand hoping to see the Seagulls pick up three precious points today. It will
RACIST hate crimes rose by a third in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum. New figures released under the Freedom of Information Act show Sussex Police dealt with 300 extra racist incidents in the year following the referendum on June 24, 2016, compared
Albion have smashed their transfer record for the fourth time in seven months and ended their long search for a striker by sealing the signing of Dutch hotshot Jurgen Locadia. The 24-year-old completed a £14 million move from PSV Eindhoven last
A CHURCH organist who lives with his blind wife and son has been spared jail after being found with more than 200 child porn images. Ian Farrow, 73, had 284 images on his computer at his home in Newhaven. At Brighton Crown Court Judge David
AN ARGUS reporter will be among the first people in the world to abseil down the side of the British Airways i360. Local government reporter Joel Adams will be harnessed to a rope and then he will leap from the open door of the glass pod at 450ft
THE BATTLE for the Bayeux Tapestry is hotting up after another contender with a strong connection to William the Conqueror entered the ring.A petition has been drawn up in a bold bid to bring the world-famous artwork to Pevensey, near Eastbourne, where
SALES and support staff at Hendy Group car dealerships in Brighton have been honoured for their contribution to a record year at the company’s annual sales awards.The event was hosted by sports presenter Colin Murray.Hendy chief executive Paul Hendy paid
STUDENTS gained an insight into the world of work courtesy of executives from hospitality and catering corporation Aramark.The company delivered its fifth annual Enterprise Day at Chichester College, which gives hospitality, travel and tourism students
THIS is what a new home for the city’s stray dogs could look like. A report has been submitted to build a new animal rescue centre on land in Hangleton Bottom in Brighton.The report will be considered by councillors on Tuesday and discusses a proposal
YOU have just two days left to vote for the best restaurant in Brighton and Hove.Brighton’s Best Restaurants awards takes place next month at The Komedia in Gardner Street.More than 200 experts vote for the Top 20 list but this year they are being joined
AN EX-CRAWLEY Town footballer has been banned from the road after being caught drink-driving in Hove. Striker Ibrahim Meite, 21, was spotted by police speeding in his Mercedes on Dyke Road Avenue on New Year’s Eve after he had left a party.
ARUNDEL Castle has announced details of its summer spectacular - the six-day Jousting and Medieval Tournament. The event, now in its tenth year, will be a one-off Champion of Champions’ edition taking place from July 25-30.The field of competitors will
TRIBUTES have been paid to author Peter Mayle who has died aged 78 after a short illness.Film director Ridley Scott, a friend and neighbour, said the Brighton-born writer’s work had depicted Anglo-French competitiveness “brilliantly.”The 2006 film A Good
PROFESSOR Toni Hilton has been named the new Head of the University of Brighton Business School. Professor Hilton, who will take up her new post in the spring, brings extensive experience to the role having run four other business schools in three different
A LONG-DELAYED free school is set to clear the final hurdle before building works can begin.The Church of England King’s School will be granted a 125-year lease for premises at the current site of West Blatchington Primary School when councillors vote
THE RECORD for the fastest transatlantic flight by a conventional airline has been broken by a low-cost carrier.A Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner operated by Norwegian Airlines flew from New York to Gatwick in just five hours and 13 minutes.The flight, carrying
IF YOU’RE very lucky, you may one day catch a glimpse of a starfish in its natural environment. But let’s be realistic, chances of seeing this five-armed creature while taking a swim in the Channel are few and far between.Fear no more. If you want to
FOUR puppies were tipped out of a box and left to die in the freezing cold and pouring rain metres away from an animal rescue centre. The RSPCA were informed of the tragic discovery by a passer-by who found one collie puppy and two lurcher pups
RESIDENTS are angry at a rental car company which appears to be taking up much-needed parking spaces near their homes.Members of the Surrenden Area Parking Campaign (SAPC) group say that residents spotted up to 18 rental cars belonging to Alamo/Enterprise
