Mathew Ryan has questioned the penalty awarded to Burnley in Albion's defeat at the Amex. The keeper was penalised by referee Stuart Attwell for bringing down Ashley Barnes, moments after the Seagulls were denied a spot-kick for a handling offence
Boss Chris Hughton says Albion must start taking their chances after a 3-1 home defeat by Burnley dragged them firmly into the relegation mix. Ben Foster was in sparkling form in goal for Watford in the 0-0 draw at the Amex last week and Burnley
A MASSIVE power cut has swept across hundreds of homes this evening. More than 300 homes in Peacehaven are currently without electricity, according to UK Power Network. The first reports of no power were at 4.10pm. The UK Power
THE family of a woman who went missing three years ago are renewing their appeal for information. Fatima Mohamed-Ali was 52 when she disappeared from her home in Newhaven on February 12 2016. The mother-of-three and grandmother was last seen
Shane Duffy says Burnley wanted the win more than Albion on a tough evening at the Amex. The big defender shrugged off controversy over a penalty not awarded to his side. He said the Seagulls were not good enough – and should have defended
THE body of a dead seal has been washed up on the beach. Dog walker Mikey Hong was out walking when he spotted the headless animal on Saltdean beach this morning. He said: “My partner and I were out with our dog around 10am this morning when
7:25pm Tom Heaton has told BT Sport, in reference to the big handball decision involving Hendrick: "In fairness it did
ROADS will be busy this afternoon due to a football match and cancelled trains. Traffic delays are expected around Falmer before and after the match between Brighton and Hove Albion and Burnley FC at the at the Amex Stadium in Brighton. The
The end is nigh for Irish boyband Boyzone, as they have released their last album and are currently on the road on their farewell tour. The Argus speaks to the band’s Ronan Keating and Keith Duffy about how they came to the emotional decision to say
On this day 20 years ago The Argus visited some students at Varndean College as they rehearsed for their new show. We met some youngsters doing great things in sport - including one who would go on to play cricket for Sussex and a Yo-yo champion.
AN AMBULANCE is blocking a street forcing bus users to take alternative routes. St Andrews Road in Portslade is blocked by an ambulance. There are three buses currently stuck. Buses BH1 and BH1A will use the seafront road instead. Brighton
Dale Stephens is expected to return for Albion against Burnley today. Chris Hughton could name the starting XI he wanted to face Watford last Saturday. He was forced into a late change when Stephens felt a hip problem flare in the warm-upand
A POPULAR retail store has launched a promotion for bus users. Debenhams in Brighton and Crawley are offering a free return bus fare when you spend £50 or more in their shop. Customers who show valid proof of a return bus ticket -key card,
Stacey Freeman would love to be a model professional. And the Lewes defender is half way there. Freeman, 25, mixes playing for the Bostik Premier League play-off chasers with a modelling career which includes being a body double for Premier
Ryan Elliott of Oddschecker looks at the betting... THE RESULT It certainly won’t be first on Match of the Day this Saturday evening. But Albion’s clash with Burnley has plenty riding on it – far more than Chris Hughton would have hoped
A CHARITY shop has been burgled. A British Red Cross shop in Broadmark Lane, Rustington, has been broken into and cash has been stolen The burglary is believed to have happened between 12.30pm on Monday, February 4 and 9.20am the following day
A YOUNG girl has gone missing. Lily Asinde, 16, from Brighton, has not been seen since Monday evening. There is growing concern for her safety and welfare. Lily was last seen at her home in the city around 7.30pm before she went out. She
Chris Hughton is in a quandary over his next FA Cup line-up. Albion host Derby in the fifth round at the Amex next Saturday (12.30). Hughton made multiple changes in the third round against Bournemouth and fourth round matches against West
HIT the Downs MTB is back with a brand new venue and cycle routes for 2019. Now in its third year, the off-road charity cycling challenge is taking place on Sunday 12 May with cyclists raising money for Worthing-based adults’ hospice, St Barnabas
CONSTRUCTION work at Westmoreland House in the popular Field Place District of Worthing is now well underway with completion expected in Summer 2019. The development of 77 one and two-bedroom properties from quality homebuilders Stonegate Homes
WORTHING’S Barnabas House has launched registrations for the Great Wall of China Challenge in 2020. The hospice is offering supporters the opportunity to take part in an overseas fundraising challenge of a lifetime. The Great Wall of China
Mike Ashley's Sports Direct has made a bid for cafe chain Patisserie Valerie, which collapsed into administration last month. The largest shareholder of the cafe chain is Luke Johnson, whose company owns Brighton Pier. Administrator KPMG closed
GENERAL entries to the Brighton Marathon are now closed but it’s still possible to secure a charity place with Worthing hospice St Barnabas House. Over 12,000 runners will take part in the marathon in April. Starting at Preston Park, the 26.2
DID you work for John Williams & Company Ltd in Worthing? Do you know someone who did? Established in 1870, the company has been known by a number of different names over the years. You may remember it as JW Roofing, John Williams &
THE Better Business Show is being held on February13 from 10am until 4pm at Worthing Town Hall and Assembly Hall. It’s free to attend and there will be a strong focus on ‘Buy Local.’ Organisers say this event is a ‘must’ in the 2019 business
Former Albion midfielder Mickey Thomas has revealed he is fighting stomach cancer. The 64-year-old Welshman was diagnosed last month. He has already undergone surgery and is due to begin chemo and radiotherapy on Monday. Thomas told Wales
Chris Hughton has claimed Dale Stephens is undervalued - but not by Albion and other managers. Stephens has been a midfield mainstay throughout Hughton’s reign. The 29-year-old’s admirers include Sean Dyche, boss of today’s Amex visitors Burnley
THE ski slopes of Europe will be strangely bereft of British politicians this month, as MPs have had their February half-term holiday cancelled to enable Parliament to complete as much of the pre-Brexit business as they can before “D-Day”, March 29
A FRUSTRATED business owner is calling for the cost of parking permits for traders to be reduced. Felix Elkin, owner of plumbing company Pipeworks Plus in Brighton, said he has had enough of the “extortionate” parking charges imposed by the city
IT is not an easy time to become a police officer. Budgets are tight, criminals are cunning, and cases are complex. And in recent times, there have been challenging situations such as at Gatwick airport, and the ongoing battles against antisocial
A DOG who went missing in a storm has been reunited with her owner – one year after her disappearance. Dixie went missing from her kennel in the Beast from the East storm in February last year. As the months went by, her devastated owners began
A COUPLE recovering from years of addiction have decided to use their experience to help others. Jenny Andrew and her partner Gary Long have set up a private rehabilitation centre called Lovelong House. The pair have a combined recovery time
ILLUSTRATOR and former Children’s Laureate Chris Riddell was honoured by the University of Brighton yesterday. Chris, who also created the Costa-prize winning Goth Girl series, received an honorary doctor of arts degree in recognition of his major
Hello there John-Luke. What surprises has 2019 brought you so far? Weirdly, I don’t think there have been any surprises for me so far in 2019. Everything has gone exactly as I expected. Every day so far has had a mundane inevitability to it,
THE Yamato Drummers of Japan have an almost monk-like existence. They run 10k every morning, practise drumming 12 hours a day and live together in the mountains. Gen Hidaka was a fan at first but is now in the band himself. The Argus caught up with
IT MIGHT be the winter season, football season and even awards season, but there is nothing like kids’ party season to bring a fully functioning adult to their knees. Ours is about to kick-off as so many little darlings in our lives have their birthdays
NOISE, litter and after-work parties at a £130 million building site have made a couple’s life “a living nightmare”. Sally Baker, 27, and Allan King, 29, live opposite the Circus Street development site in central Brighton. The couple are furious
AN activist who raised £27,000 for a crowdfunding campaign says the money is not being well spent. Brighton and Hove City Council set up a public crowdfunding campaign in 2017, raising more than £450,000 to restore three arches of the crumbling
A WOMAN inspired by a “distressing” film is working with others in the community to raise awareness about protecting the planet. Kay Stephan took it upon herself to organise an event to boost the plastic-free movement – and things have snowballed
VEGAN activists described as “militant” for publishing a detailed map of some 9,000 dairy farms say they had no intention of being aggressive. But farmers are not convinced and say the activists are generalising. Projectcalf.com was set up
COULD a career as police detectives await? A brother and sister have been praised for thwarting a man who attempted to take a novelty shark’s head at Hove Lagoon in July. Oliver and Francesca Hook grew suspicious of the man who had the great
A NEWSAGENT has been forced to move copies of a national newspaper after a spate of thefts. WH Smith at Brighton Station has displayed a sign over its newspaper section that directs customers to the tills if they want a copy of the Daily Mail.
A NATIONAL burger chain is returning to its roots. Wimpy has a new branch opening in Station Road, Portslade, in the exact location it closed in during the Noughties. The burger bar is to replace Chicken Cottage and it is hoped it will be open
THE former English Wine Centre has been sold. The centre and Cuckmere Barns leisure, retail and hospitality premises at Berwick, near Polegate, was among 116 lots in an auction. It was offered at Clive Emson’s Sussex and Surrey regional sale
SIR Nicholas Soames MP paid a visit to a manufacturer of environmentally friendly cleaning products. Accompanied by the company’s managing director Angela Gill, the Mid Sussex MP was given a tour of Bio-Productions’s offices and laboratory on the
A GROWING food wholesaler is expanding after significant investment in a new depot. Bidfood, which has been based in Worthing since 1953, had been looking to relocate from a base in Ivy Arch Road for a number of years as it looked to expand its
