Albion have backed the compromise deal which settled one of the Premier League’s burning issues. Chairman Tony Bloom and chief executive Paul Barber reckon clubs got it right on how to divide income generated from the sale of television rights
A WANTED man has been detained by police after being found hiding in a garden.Jessie Burbridge, 22, from Hove, was wanted in connection with an assault, criminal damage and escaping lawful custody in Worthing and an assault in Brighton.Police have confirmed
A BODY has been found in the search for a missing man.Paul Punyer, from Langney, had not been seen since Wednesday after failing to turn up to work.The 52-year-old’s body was found in woodland at Beachy Brow, near the junction of Peppercombe Road and
To see and buy pictures from the archive visit theargus.co.uk/photoarchive.SHE was one of the country’s first female test pilots and a Second World War ferry pilot.Joan Hughes was born in West Ham in 1918 and at the age of 17 she became the youngest
Crawley have signed a new wideman – with a bit of help from Jamie Vardy. Ashley Nathaniel-George, previously with Aylesbury, Potters Bar and Hendon, has signed a two-year deal. He was been on Reds’ radar for some time and was most recently
These are the masked thieves behind a string of raids on Brighton businesses. CCTV footage from a cafe has been released by the police in a bid to catch the suspects who used a crowbar and were riding a stolen Vespa scooter. Police say the
Paris is on hold for Tom Bruce – and he couldn’t be happier about it. Nothing against the French capital, the celebrated City of Lights with its world famous landmarks and sophisticated feel. Nor Budapest, another on Bruce’s summer hit list
PARENTS are outraged as another pre-school is forced to close due to “unsustainable” government policy.Stepping Stones Pre-School in Portslade is closing at the end of the current academic year, which ex-trustee Laura Marrs blames on the national funding
FIVE garden centres in Sussex have been put on the market. Wyevale Garden Centre is looking to sell its 145 sites, ranging from horticultural centres to leisure destination venues. The ones in Sussex affected are in Brighton, Hastings, Lewes
A CAT-LOVING couple were horrified to discover their ten-month-old kitten had been shot with an air rifle. Robert Miller and Katie Fowler, of Dallington Road, Hove, arrived home to find their beloved pet, Jem, struggling to walk. Robert, 34
THE body of a man who was executed has been been found on the South Downs. But police are not launching a murder enquiry because the human remains date back to the 11th century. The skeleton was dug up during excavation work for the Rampion
BRIGHTON and Hove Buses has taken a huge step forward in the race towards an emissions-free future. It is testing a new Hybrid Electric Vehicle which can drive in full electric mode. If tests go well, Brighton and Hove Buses believes it would
ELECTRICAL wholesaler Kew Electrical is aiming to open two new branches a year following strong sales growth and a £16m support package from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking. The business is based in Brighton and also has branches in Billingshurst
POLICE are looking for a hit and run driver who left a motorcyclist with serious injuries. The motorist hit a 29-year-old man on the B2244 Beech Farm Road, Cripps Corner in Battle, who was driving in the opposite direction. The motorcyclist
A NEW festival aims to position Brighton as a world-class urban design centre, alongside established design weeks in London, Milan and San Francisco. A launch event for Design Brighton will be held on Wednesday July 11 at the Brighthelm Centre
Poundworld has called in administrators, putting 5,100 jobs at risk. The budget retailer is poised to appoint Deloitte to handle an administration after last-ditch rescue talks with R Capital broke down over the weekend. It has shops in Brighton
STAFF from The Body Shop International offices took to the streets of Brighton to collect signatures for their latest campaign. Forever Against Animal Testing is a joint campaign by international beauty company The Body Shop and Cruelty Free International
BARELY a week goes by without another crisis on the high street. Last week brought news of 6,000 jobs under threat at House of Fraser, which wants to close half its store estate (31 stores under threat), and 5,000 jobs on the line at Poundworld
WITH the Argus Youth in Action awards fast approaching, we will be hearing from the sponsors in a series of video blogs. Martin Wright from BIMM said: "We have been supporters of The Argus for many years, especially The Youth In Action Awards,
NONE of us can image what the family of Elido Vargas have been going through this week.Or how they are managing to get through, day by day.What is clear is how loved he was. Tributes have been pouring in ever since his body was found in the grounds of
ALBION will be at the forefront of changes in the way some Premier League fans watch their football. Chief executive Paul Barber has reported a positive response from other clubs for his views on standing and sitting in away sections. The Seagulls
A SYRIAN asylum seeker has been granted refugee status after The Argus helped bring his case to the attention of the Government. Ahmad Alshami (not his real name) fled the Syrian civil war after he was imprisoned by the Assad regime for attending
MANY children starting primary school in Brighton and Hove have suffered tooth decay, new figures from Public Health England show. And dozens have had teeth extracted - often requiring a trip to hospital and an operation under general anaesthetic
THE parents of a 15-year-old boy who took his own life in a churchyard last week have spoken of the pain of losing their “little angel”, and their commitment to discussing mental health with other teenagers. Elido Enmanuel Vargas, from Burgess
ONE of the minds behind the British and Irish Modern Music Institute is getting set to open the doors to a new music education programme.Set up by Bruce John Dickinson, Waterbear is pushing itself as Brighton’s newest college for musicians and creatives
THE population of Brighton and Hove will increase by 17,100 by 2026, according to the Office for National Statistics.In 2016 the population was 287,200. By 2026 it is expected to reach 304,300, a rise of 6 per cent.Every two years the ONS estimates how
TWO Brighton pubs have removed the Saudi Arabian flag from World Cup bunting after complaints. Brewery Greene King asked staff members at more than 3,000 pubs across the country – including The Sussex Arms in East Street and Druids Head in Brighton
