Situated on Shoreham Road, Henfield, Woods Mill Nature Reserve first opened its doors to the public on the 8th of June 1968 and hasn’t looked back since. Once an important flour mill that has stood since the Norman conquest, it has been transformed
A CAR reversed into the front of a cafe, shattering the window and narrowly missing people inside. Firefighters had to cut the driver from the wreckage after the crash which happened at about 3.20pm. The Chevrolet Spark went straight through
Albion's FA Cup fourth round opponents West Brom are pursuing unsettled Newcastle midfielder Isaac Hayden. Newcastle have reportedly rejected an approach from the Championship promotion contenders for Hayden, who was on the Seagulls' wanted list
THE pilot who crashed his plane at the Shoreham Airshow, which left 11 people dead and 16 injured will claim he was disabled by the G-forces in his plane at the time of the crash, a court was told. The eight week trial of pilot Andrew Hill, 54,
Crawley have signed former Albion defender Tom Dallison on an 18-month contract. The 22-year-old left Falkirk, of the Scottish Championship, by mutual consent yesterday. Dallison was with Albion from 2013 until 2018, during which time he had
Former Albion stalwart Nathan Jones is being backed for the managerial vacancy at Stoke. The odds have tumbled on the Luton Town boss succeeding Gary Rowett, who was sacked this morning. Welshman Jones played for Albion, returned as assistant
Albion have a Friend for their attempt to topple Liverpool. Kevin Friend is the ref for Saturday's clash against the Premier League leaders at the Amex. Friend has been at the Amex three times already this season - and Albion triumphed on each
WELL, what a turnaround. Brighton and Sussex University Hospital Trust’s hard work and desire to improve has certainly reaped dividends. After an inspection by the Care Quality Commission in September it was rated “good” overall while its care was
OVER the festive season and a week into the new year, I have officially become a permanent member of the fat community. This is not the same as the occasionally porky community, which sometimes socialises with the slightly-less-porky-after-a-diet
A VIOLENT yob was caught on camera headbutting a car in a bizarre late-night attack. CCTV footage captured the moment a vandal appeared to aim a kick at the front of the blue Mazda before pounding a window twice with his forehead. The car’s
I AM WRITING in response to the letter entitled “Don’t be fooled” (The Argus, January 3). Sue Baumgardt is correct in her proclamation that it is a myth fox hunts are drag hunting, they are really trail hunting. She is also right in commenting
Albion will not be fooled this time when they face Liverpool at the Amex on Saturday. They were undone in cheeky fashion by one of the goals in their 5-1 thrashing in the corresponding fixture last season. Philippe Coutinho, subsequently sold
Albion will have to wait until January 24 to find out how dates of matches away to Chelsea and Leicester next month are affected. The Seagulls are currently due to visit Chelsea on Sunday February 24 (noon) and Leicester on Tuesday February 26
Alireza Jahanbakhsh wants to emulate Albion colleague Matthew Ryan - by winning the Asian Cup. Keeper Ryan lifted the trophy with Australia on home soil four years ago. Jahanbakhsh's Iran are favourites to win the 2019 tournament, now underway
A CRASH involving four vehicles is causing delays on the A27 near Lewes this morning. One lane is reported to be blocked and traffic is moving slowly on the eastbound carriageway at the Kingston Roundabout. Police were called at 8.45am.
POLICE will be handed extra powers to combat drones after the mass disruption at Gatwick Airport in the run up to Christmas. Gatwick was repeatedly forced to close between December 19 and 21 due to reported drone sightings, affecting around 1,000
THE spectacular sunset on Friday inspired many of our camera club members to take breathtaking pictures. The evening was such a stunner we decided to use many of the images of it here today. The orange skies were amazing and all our photographers
BEACH huts were broken into and vandalised. Three huts on Hove seafront had their locks forced on New Year’s Day and were left with their doors open. Pictures of the damaged huts were shared on social media by beach hut owner Stephen Arkell
A PENSIONER who had his driving licence renewal refused after a memory assessment says he is “fighting fit”. Brian Marshall was sent by his doctor for the memory test. The 84-year-old, who lives in Kingston near Lewes, said: “I consider myself
Three supermarkets are cutting petrol and diesel prices amid claims that fuel retailers are overcharging motorists. Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons announced they will reduce the cost of petrol by up to 1p per litre and diesel by up to 2p per litre
ALBION boss Chris Hughton is excited by the potential of Yves Bissouma. Hughton believes the young Mali midfielder will get even better once his English improves. Bissouma scored his first goal for the club from long range in the FA Cup third
AN open letter supporting expansion at Gatwick has been signed by 29 companies and business organisations. There are just three days left until a public consultation into more flights at the airport closes. Now an open letter has been sent
PUB staff are worried their “home” is going to lose its atmosphere and character when it changes hands in March. The Great Eastern in Trafalgar Street, Brighton, has been leased by small pub business Pleisure for more than 20 years. But the owner
ALDI rang up sales of almost £1 billion in the UK during December as the discount supermarket experienced its best ever Christmas trading period. The company said yesterday that sales were driven by customers switching from other food retailers
A YOUNG man was found hanging in his bedsit within days of being discharged from psychiatric care, an inquest heard. Gavin Prior, from Shoreham, was a diagnosed schizophrenic and had a history of mental health issues and financial concerns. The
A YOUNG war hero was remembered for his bravery during World War One on Sunday. A short service was held around the grave of Second Lieutenant David Dennys Fowler in St Margaret’s Churchyard, Rottingdean. He was killed in action while flying on
A BABY died 24 hours after his birth, an inquest heard yesterday. Iver Wainwright was born at about 8pm on November 17 at the Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath. The next day he was transferred to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in
THE founder of Sussex University’s centre for German-Jewish studies has died at 81. Professor Edward Timms OBE was best known for his two-volume doctoral thesis titled Karl Kraus, Apocalyptic Satirist: Culture and Crisis in Habsburg Vienna. The
A HOSPITAL trust is celebrating after a major turnaround in its ratings to “good” – and “outstanding” for caring. The news released yesterday follows an inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in September. It found dramatic change
A NEW £500,000 ride will soon open at a popular zoo park. The Rainforest Carousel is being billed as the first of its kind in the UK and is expected to open at Drusillas Park near Alfriston in the spring. Visitors will be invited to climb upon
WHEN Michelle Baker gave birth to her son Chester last June, she did not realise that her new bundle of joy would also inspire a new business opportunity. Prior to taking maternity leave, she was a successful mobile beauty therapist with a busy
