Aaron Connolly was stretchered off injured as Albion under-23s produced another recovery to draw 1-1 against Liverpool's ten men at the Kirkby Arena tonight. Connolly pulled up eight minutes from time after he was the victim in the first half of
A MAN has been arrested after a 14-year-old boy was hit by car and seriously injured. The crash happened in Warren Way, Woodingdean this evening at about 6pm. Sussex Police at the scene have said the boy suffered life-threatening injuries.
David Wagner has left Huddersfield Town as manager by mutual consent with the Yorkshiremen bottom of the Premier League. The 47-year-old German took over as Terriers boss in November 2015 and led them to promotion to the Premier League in 2016-
COUNCILLORS have vowed to fight to keep a sixth form college open. The Portslade Aldridge Community Academy (PACA) announced on its website last week that it would be holding a consultation to decide whether to shut the sixth form between September
A WOMAN was arrested on suspicion of drug dealing after being stopped with cash and class-A drugs. The 21-year-old suspect from London was stopped at Poole Valley in Brighton on January 11. She was carrying 19 wraps of cocaine, and when they
Paul Pogba has a permanent grin now that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is in charge of Manchester United. The French midfielder's mood swing could be bad news for Albion as Pogba chases another home double at Old Trafford on Saturday. He endured a difficult
ANOTHER director has left the troubled parent of Patisserie Valerie, whose chairman owns Brighton Palace Pier. This marks the latest change to the board in the wake of its brush with collapse last year. Non-executive director James Horler will
A RAIL COMPANY has a fleet of specialist trains to minimise travel disruption in bad weather. Network Rail’s 12 snow and ice treatment trains will travel 161,296 miles, the equivalent of six times around the world, scraping ice off the tracks using
A 69-YEAR-OLD man has been given an indefinite restraining order after pelting his neighbour’s house with eggs and chicken skin. Ronny Fox of Downside, Shoreham, subjected his victims to months of cat calling and verbal abuse. A family member
A STRANGER stole cash from a woman’s purse as she gave her a lift home. The victim met a woman in Holmbush car park, Shoreham at about 11.45am on Friday, January 4. She told her that she had been involved in an argument with her boyfriend and
A MAN indecently exposed himself to a woman in a car park. The woman parked her car in the Avenue De Chartres car park in Chichester at about 9am on Wednesday, January 9. A man approached the driver’s side of her car and exposed himself.
A CRUEL couple have been jailed for inflicting 28 bone fractures on a four-month-old baby. Adam Jendrzeczak and his partner Aleksandra Kopinska broke the knees, ankles, ribs, and arm of the tot in Brighton. The baby was taken to the Royal Alexandra
WHY is Sussex so special? Well to start with, it’s a nice size being a little over 1,400 square miles. We have about 1.7 million people living here and we have a long rich history, starting with our founders the Saxons in 477AD. Historians
AS THE drama unfolded in Donald Hall Road on Friday night many feared the worst. A high rise block of flats with a very serious fire. You cannot help but think about the Grenfell Tower tragedy almost two years ago which claimed more than 70 lives
THIS year I have not yet heard a single person referring to their New Years resolutions, which may simply be that the people I know or who I have met are not inclined to set them for once or to publicise the ones they do have. However, this seems
It's boom time for old foes Lewes and Worthing – and Darren Freeman was delighted to be on the winning side this time. A crowd of 1,124 saw Rooks grab a thrilling 4-3 win at Woodside Road in the race for a Bostik Premier play-off place. It
YOUNG learners on training programmes have been recognised for their work. A special celebration event took place in Brighton to recognise the achievements of 16 to 24-year-olds on Skills Training UK’s courses. Certificates and awards were
SHARES in Dunelm jumped more than 12 per cent as it indicated a positive outlook for the financial year despite ongoing uncertainty around Brexit. Sales improved in the second quarter as the homeware company refocused on its core business.
A NEW venture has revolutionised the future of co-working in Brighton. The Projects signals a change in the way freelancers, start-ups and small businesses operate. There is the chance to work from a building in Ship Street. The new hub
A LAUNCH party has been held for a popular new business. Flower Chauffeur, which delivers artificial flower arrngements for businesses, has opened in Tongdean Avenue, Hove. A spokesman said: “It was our party to celebrate the start of a journey
DAVID BUTTON was gutted the chance to be a hero slipped through his fingers. The Albion goalkeeper came within millimetres of keeping out Mo Salah’s decisive penalty in the 1-0 loss in front of a record crowd at the Amex. The 6ft 2in stopper
TOMORROW is National Pothole Day. The event was created to bring attention to the ever growing issues our roads face. Is your area plagued with potholes? Have some nasty pothole photos to share, or stories to tell, let us know by contacting
Alireza Jahanbakhsh has moved closer to a return to action with Iran at the Asian Cup. Albion's record buy was on the bench for their 2-0 win over Vietnam at the weekend. He was not needed but could be involved in the showdown with Iraq in
ZOE Ball has received a positive response from radio listeners for her first breakfast show. She began her role as BBC Radio 2’s first female weekday breakfast host by playing Aretha Franklin’s Respect as her first song just after 6.30am this morning
PETER Kyle claims he was misled before a Post Office closed down. The Hove and Portslade Labour MP spoke in Parliament about what he called ‘a sham consultation’ by the Post Office. The Western Road branch was closed last year after it was claimed
A JURY has been sworn in for the trial of a pilot whose plane crashed during the Shoreham Airshow, killing 11 men. A 1950s Hawker Hunter fighter jet plummeted onto the A27 dual carriageway in West Sussex while it was performing a loop-the-loop
YVES Bissouma has joined Bernardo on Albion's doubtful list for Saturday's visit to Manchester United. The Mali midfielder was ruled out of the squad beaten 1-0 at home by Liverpool by a minor injury. Manager Chris Hughton revealed to The Argus
A CRASH between a van and a motorbike has partially blocked the A259. A Sussex Police spokesman said: "At 7.42am on Monday, January, 14, a motorcycle and a van were in collision at the Tesco roundabout, at the junction of the A259 Worthing Road
COMMUTERS expressed their outrage at cancellations and delays on the Brighton Main Line. A points failure at Gatwick Airport has left trains unable to change from one section of track to another, causing delays and congestion to build up around
ALBION boss Chris Hughton has refused to blame Pascal Gross for the narrow defeat by Liverpool. Hughton says the German, who gave away the decisive penalty, remains a key player for the Seagulls as he strives to recapture the heights of last season
COUNCILLORS have vowed to fight to keep a sixth form college open. The Portslade Aldridge Community Academy (Paca) announced on its website last week that it would be holding a consultation to decide whether to shut the sixth form between September
A TOP vineyard is merging with a neighbour in a bid to expand its estate. As Bolney Wine Estate continues to establish itself as a leading producer of high-quality English wine, the Sussex vineyard announced a merger with neighbouring vineyard Pookchurch
A WOMAN who has been trying desperately to find her family’s pet crocodile is getting one step closer to discovering where it is. Julia Gillick, from Brighton, decided her New Year’s resolution was to find her second cousin’s reptile. Ralph and
ENVIRONMENTAL activists organised a flashmob event to highlight the dangers of climate change. About 70 members of the Brighton branch of Extinction Rebellion, a non-violent international social movement fighting to prevent species extinction and
AN ARSONIST threatened to set himself on fire... because he was owed money. Anthony Vincent claimed he was owed the cash by Jeyendiran Kandiah, and turned up at an address in Ifield Drive in Crawley. When Mr Kandiah told the 42-year-old he
DOCTORS are urging people to get their flu jab after seeing a rise in outbreaks. Flu rates shot up by 85 per cent within the space of a week in England. Rates in the South East for flu like illnesses have risen from 10.3 per 100,000 to 14.2 in
AN 85-year-old man has been jailed for raping a ten year old girl more than 40 years ago. Eric Jones, from Hailsham, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment at Lewes Crown Court on Monday last week. Despite denying the act, he was found found
ANGRY residents have called for action to make sure they are not burned alive if another fire breaks out in their flats. On Friday night as a blaze destroyed a man’s flat in Brighton many of his neighbours were not immediately aware of the drama
A WOMAN has received support since launching a petition to fight abuse against the homeless. Nichole Brennan from Brighton said abusing the homeless is a hate crime. She started a petition in December last year and has since gained more than
SOCIAL workers in West Sussex are still dealing with much heavier caseloads than expected, despite improvements to the system. At a County Hall meeting, in Chichester, councillors were told that, on average, social workers were expected to deal
ONE of the city’s favourite creative events has been given the green light to take place this year. Brighton’s much -oved Kemp Town Carnival has officially been awarded funding and is set to return on June 1. The Arts Council granted money to
FOR NEARLY 30 years, Liza Curtis’s father did not allow anyone – not even her and her brother, to visit him at his home. At first, Liza thought her father was being difficult. But when her father was diagnosed with cancer, Liza returned to
AN AIRLINE passenger and self-confessed foodie voiced his disappointment after forking out for a “shocker” of a sandwich. Nick Mosley, from Brighton, was on a Jetstar Airways flight from Bali, Indonesia, to Perth, Australia, when he came across
