As Chris Hughton takes charge of Albion for the 200th time against Burnley, he is confronted by a kindred spirit. Sean Dyche also has to try to manage expectations as well as results. There has never been more than eight places between the
Albion will be without striker Florin Andone for the next three games and the next three weeks following an FA ban. He has been suspended after a retrospective charge of violent conduct arising from Wednesday's FA Cup fourth round replay at West
The VAR system will be used for Albion's FA Cup fifth round tie at home to Derby a week tomorrow. Video assistant referees operated in the Seagulls' third round win at Bournemouth and in the first meeting against West Brom at the Amex in round
ARMED officers were called after a man threatened to harm himself in a quiet square. Police were called to Palmeira Square at about 3.30pm today after being called about the man. Witnesses described seeing a group of four officers moving in
A YELLOW weather warning has been issued as the county feels the brunt of Storm Erik blowing in. The warning is in place between 9am to 8pm today. While the storm is mainly battering the north-western parts of the country, the Met Office said
A CONTROVERSIAL £8 million scheme to revamp the centre of Brighton has been approved - meaning the aquarium roundabout will be replaced. One councillor said that to go ahead with the current plans for the scheme, known as “Valley Gardens phase
Albion winger Jose Izquierdo has a new international manager. And he can find out all about him from team-mate Alireza Jahanbakhsh. Portugese Carlos Queiroz has been appointed as Colombia's new head coach. Sir Alex Ferguson's former assistant
POLICE have deployed extra patrols in a neighbourhood after a woman was raped in an alleyway. The victim, who is in her twenties, was attacked in an alleyway off Avon Close in Sompting shortly after midnight on Wednesday. The suspect, who is
Glenn Murray says Albion are happy with the way they are playing. Now they aim to turn that into points at home to Burnley. The Seagulls halted a run of three league defeats when they were held to a 0-0 draw at home to Watford last Saturday
AN ELDERLY woman was pushed by two men who then robbed her. The victim, who is in her nineties, was walking in an alleyway between Kilnmead and The Boulevard in Crawley. The two men pushed her and stole her purse. One suspect is white, 5ft 9in
A MAN has been handed an 18-month prison sentence after being caught with a large quantity of cannabis in his rucksack. Thomas Griffiths, of no fixed address, was spotted acting suspiciously by officers in The Forum, Horsham, on November 14.
In today’s Timeout we look back 20 years and find some hardworking school pupils who were excelling in academics and acting. Our pictures include children from Varndean School, St Paul’s School and Blatchington Mill School. Let us know if you recognise
Chris Hughton has revealed the part he played in the towering career of Peter Crouch. The Albion boss says a loan spell abroad for Crouch as a youngster for Spurs was a turning point in his rise. Crouch is back in the Premier League at the
A PROLIFIC shoplifter has been jailed for six months. John Nicholas William Larkin, 32, of Willingdon Way, St Leonards, appeared at Hastings Magistrates’ Court which heard how he threatened shop staff with needles infected with Hepatitis B.
A DISABLED man is furious after being given a ticket when he had no choice but to double park outside his home. Blue badge owner Nigel Davis said people frequently parked in his designated disabled space overnight. On the latest occasion, he
A PILOT’S flying standards in a jet which crashed at the Shoreham Airshow were “about as negligent as you can get”, a court heard. Andrew Hill faces 11 counts of gross negligence manslaughter after failing to pull out of a loop manoeuvre in August
A FORMER senior Met police officer jailed for the rape and abuse of teenagers is facing a £50,000 damages claim from one of his victims. Former chief superintendent Philip Gaisford was convicted of 28 crimes against ten people, some of them under
A TALENTED jazz singer took her own life after convincing herself she was suffering from an undiagnosed terminal illness. An inquest heard singer and actress Hannah Northedge, who starred in films alongside Elijah Wood and John Hurt, had a rapidly
POLICE have told people to keep any lost property they find – because they will no longer look after bikes, umbrellas, or keys. Sussex Police have urged members of the public to try to reunite lost property with its owner themselves instead of bothering
FORMER glamour model Katie Price is considering putting her son Harvey into residential care as she finds it increasingly difficult to handle him. Katie, who lives in Horsham, said her son does not know his own strength and smashed eight iPads last
PLANS to redevelop a town centre ‘major eyesore’ are moving forward. Burrscrofte care home in Pond Road, Shoreham has sat empty for 11 years as owners West Sussex County Council decided how to bring the site into use. Now agreement has been
A FAMILY has been treated to a private skating session with Olympic Gold Medal winner Robin Cousins. Mia Bird and Colin Stansbury, from Bird Studios in Brighton, were joined by daughters Leila and Ivy for an hour of private tuition at Worthing
THE sales and marketing director of a booming company has been promoted to managing director. Accordance Technical Services Ltd is an international VAT compliance and consultancy practice based in Mocatta House, Trafalgar Place. Lucy Franklin
THE world’s oldest pastry maker has opened in Worthing. Worthing’s new Warrens Bakery in Montague Street is set to be a massive hit. It was officially opened by the deputy mayor and her consort, councillor Hazel Thorpe and Robin Rogers yesterday
THE number of start-ups in Brighton jumped by 27 per cent in 2018. There were a total of 7,635 new businesses incorporated in the BN postcode area in 2018, up on 6,006 in 2017. There were almost 1,500 new technology, media and telecommunications
BUSINESS owners and residents slammed the council for ignoring them over big changes in the centre of Brighton. They spoke out as members of Brighton and Hove City Council discussed the latest plans for the Valley Gardens project – a revamp of the
A TINY community will double in size after a four-storey block of student flats was given the go-ahead. The building will replace two traditional flint cottages at Park Wall Farm Cottages, in Station Approach, Falmer. Concerns were raised about
THE police have joined in the rant against potholes. PC Andre Owen from Sussex Police tweeted his frustration after losing a tyre and a wheel over a pothole. He was driving home from work along the A27 near Drusillas Park yesterday evening
ALBION boss Chris Hughton expects another tight tussle in the crunch clash with Sean Dyche’s Burnley. A sequence of four successive draws between the clubs since Hughton took charge was broken by the Seagulls’ 1-0 defeat at Turf Moor in December
TWO teenagers and an elderly couple crashed their cars into each other last night. The accident happened at about 9.50pm in Goring Road, Worthing. An 18-year-old boy was taken to hospital with possible ankle injuries. His 17-year-old female
GAETAN BONG has warned the boo boys who berate him it will only backfire. Bong’s every touch was jeered when he came on as a substitute in Albion’s FA Cup fourth round replay win at West Brom on Wednesday. The rough reception stems from Bong
STAFFORDSHIRE bull terriers were named as Britain’s favourite breed of dog last month. But there’s a group in Brighton which definitely disagrees with the verdict on the ITV programme Britain’s Favourite Dogs. Schnauzer Wowzer is a group of more
A PERVERT has been banned from public toilets after spying on a woman in a cubicle. Stewart Ogorman was spotted by one woman lying down on the floor to look at her in the toilets at the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery in September. Brighton Magistrates
A MOTORIST who was found taking drugs behind the wheel of a car has been banned. Anton Thomson-Dean was stopped by police at a petrol station in Dyke Road in Brighton when people had seen him with a friend taking cannabis in the car. The floor-laying
Traditionally tiled and looking every inch a back-street boozer, I entered the Montreal Arms to a cacophony of laughter – I just hoped they were laughing with me. I’d been called into Argus HQ for a spot of business so, despite the drizzle, decided
AN AUSCHWITZ prisoner has revealed she only survived the concentration camp because of her musical ability. Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, 94, said: “The fact that I could play the cello saved my life because there was an orchestra there that needed a
A BURGER hotspot has launched a new item it hopes will go down smoothly with vegans. Patty And Bun, in Ship Street, Brighton, is expanding its vegan offerings with the unveiling of a new milkshake. Following the success of its Whoopi Goldburger
Who doesn’t love a good Chinese meal? Hot on the heels of Chinese New Year last week, Jamie Walker takes a tour of the top ten Chinese restaurants in Brighton and Hove according to TripAdvisor. Danny’s Portland Road, Hove The
