Albion striker Tomer Hemed is unlikely to be staying at QPR for good. QPR's chief executive Lee Hoos has virtually ruled out the Israeli remaining at Loftus Road beyond his season-long loan move. He told Football.London that Hemed and fellow
Albion's gallant run in the FA Youth Cup is over. They were beaten 2-0 by Everton in the fifth round at Goodison Park tonight. The tie was won and lost in the opening 12 minutes, when the Seagulls conceded twice in quick succession. Mark
POLICE were called to a newsagents after reports of an armed robbery. The incident happened at about 2.20pm in Victoria Drive, Eastbourne. A Sussex Police spokesman said: "We received a report of a knifepoint robbery at Scott's Newsagents.
A MAN hit a woman with a pole leaving her semi-conscious. At 8.50am on Saturday the man climbed into the garden of a house in Jackdaw Close, Crawley, and struck the 28-year-old woman as she came outside to see what was happening. After this,
Albion are a little fortunate to be through to the fifth round of the FA Cup. Now they need to make the most of it at home to Derby, particularly the players not featuring regularly in Chris Hughton's Premier League line-up. Florin Andone cannot
IN NOVEMBER The Argus ran a story listing all of the restaurants in Brighton and Hove which were listed on the Food Standards Agency Website with a number one rating. Sushimania in Middle Street, Brighton was included in that report but the Food
A BURNLEY fan will appear in court over allegations he hurled racist abuse during a Brighton and Hove Albion football match. Two away fans were ejected and arrested after club stewards responded to reports of abuse during Burnley’s 3-1 Premier
Alan Mullery was close to Gordon Banks. Never closer than when he made the save which has stood the test of time. Banks, England's 1966 World Cup-winning goalkeeper, has died, aged 81. He will be remembered even more for the greatest save
A MODEL and footballer has joined Channel 4’s reality TV series Shipwrecked. Stacey Freeman, who plays for Lewes FC as a defender, made his debut on Monday night as one of the final five to join the show. Two teams of young castaways, the Sharks
COUNCIL leaders have backed a 1.99 per cent increase to council tax. Lewes District Council’s Conservative-led cabinet formally gave its backing to the 2019/20 budget. The proposals include plans to increase the council’s income by £200,000,
CRICKET club bosses have made a masterplan to revamp the county ground. Sussex Cricket is holding a public consultation exhibition inviting people to comment on their masterplan for the future of The 1st Central County Ground in Hove. The drop-in
A CORONER has slammed the NHS for failing to help a young woman who was being bullied in her ward before she hanged herself. Bethany Tenquist had a history of mental health issues including bulimia, substance misuse and emotional unstable personality
A YOB was stabbed in the neck as a row in a supermarket descended into bloody chaos in front of shocked customers, staff and children. John McLoughlin charged at Matthew White repeatedly at the Hangleton Co-op store, with both men trading blows
BEANO is moving to Sussex The publisher of the much-loved children’s comic is among five companies which have taken offices within Pacific House on Eastbourne’s Sovereign Harbour Innovation Park, and an existing occupier has expanded to a third
Mark Beard hopes more meticulous planning will help Albion to a club record-equalling run in the FA Youth Cup. The Seagulls face Everton in the fifth round at Goodison Park this evening (7pm). Coach Beard's young charges have already knocked
WE ARE fast approaching the most romantic day of the year. Valentine’s Day, or February 14 for those who don’t celebrate it, is on Thursday. Here at The Argus we are dedicated to giving you the best pointers on how to treat your special someone
In today’s Timeout we take a look back at the life of famed songwriter Norman Newell. Although born in Plaistow, Norman spent a lot of time in Sussex and died here in 2004. He worked with many famous recording artists. Songwriter Norman Newell took
A RENOWNED writer has been fondly remembered for his revolutionary analysis of rock music. Dave Laing, a former Sussex University student, wrote for British music magazine Cream where long, in-depth interviews with leading musicians and singers
POLICE have been accused of treating hunt monitors with ‘disrespect’. The claim was put to Katy Bourne, Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner, during a meeting at Worthing town hall where she was a guest. A letter was read out from Sue Baumgardt
THE releasing of Chinese sky lanterns at events held on public land has been banned by a council. The lanterns will be banned in the Lewes area over fears that they injure animals, cause fires and could be mistaken as a flare by coastguards.
A MAN was stabbed in the buttocks during a confrontation with several other men. Police were called to Grand Junction Road and Little East Street, Brighton, near the Jurys Inn, at about 4am this morning. The man, 25, was taken to the Royal
IF YOU are looking for the most romantic location to spend Valentine’s Day this year then Brighton is the place to be. The city has made it into the top five for the best date nights in the country. York has topped the list with Reading, Manchester
Australians have a tendency to tell it how it is. Mathew Ryan is no exception. The goalkeeper is absolutely right when he says Albion have gone soft defensively. The Seagulls conceded more goals in the defeat by Burnley than in any home game
Emergency services were called after 350 litres of diesel oil was spilled from a lorry. West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, Highways England and Sussex Police were dispatched to the incident at about 7.40am. Officers have cordoned both ways
BOSS Chris Hughton admits Florin Andone’s ban has left Albion “light up front”. The Romanian’s absence could prompt a re-think for Saturday’s FA Cup fifth round tie at home to Derby County (12.30). Andone was retrospectively suspended by the
NO Valentine’s Day is complete without a random gift with a dodgy pun splashed across it. With February 14 fast approaching, reporter James Cheeson went on a stroll to find the wackiest Valentine’s gifts that Brighton shops have to offer to give
THE £80 million “Hove Gardens” plans have been granted permission. Developer Matsim was told by Brighton and Hove City Council the proposals for shops, offices and flats did not contain enough affordable housing. It is now set to go ahead after
AN RAF veteran is hoping she can be the first trans woman elected to Brighton and Hove City Council. Josephine O’Carroll believes her candidacy for the Queen’s Park ward in the May local elections can set an example for younger trans women. Ms
POLICE officers were ordered not to go into rough seas during Storm Callum as a drunk father struggled to swim to safety and drowned, an inquest heard. Officers said David Dooley had drifted too far out to sea and the weather was so bad it was
I AM WRITING in response to the article “Cat dies after being stabbed in the street” (The Argus, February 7). An autopsy was carried out by a vet that showed that Alan, a two-year-old cat, had been stabbed through the lung. Veterinary forensic
TODAY we have learned about a horrifying attack in our city centre. More often than not, the majority of revellers enjoy their night out here without incident. They enjoy the beach, the nightclubs and the bars and do so without trouble.
TRAVELLING on the bus to work, I used to notice two very different kinds of parents. There were those who sat facing their child, whether in a pushchair or sitting on a seat, and engaged them in conversation, whether it was explaining what things
STUDENTS will be skipping classes to join a global protest over climate change. Children as young as nine will be taking to the streets calling for leaders to take urgent action on global warming. Demonstrations will go ahead on Friday in more
STANMER House is up for sale. The Grade I listed structure in Stanmer Park, Brighton, is owned by Alex Proud. The Brighton businessman, who runs nightclubs and restaurants in the city, put the building up for sale last week. He has not named
ONE of the county’s top tourist attractions is launching a new interactive adventure. SEA LIFE Brighton is inviting guests to unveil their inner superhero in the new Underwater Superheroes. Families will follow an engaging underwater trail
IT is known as the country’s most rock ‘n’ rock hotel and now it has gone tropical! Hotel Pelirocco, situated in Regency Square, is one of Brighton’s and the UK’s first themed boutique hotels. Its 19 rooms are individually designed and inspired
A CAFE is being renamed after a major refurbishment. The Tony Greig Lunch Room provided the dining facilities for cricket players at The 1st Central County Ground in Hove for years. It was a big reason why county cricketers of a certain era
PLEASE note this is sponsored editorial: Yes, you read correctly. ClassPass, the fitness membership is offering Brightonians the ultimate introductory offer. You can join for 90 days for just £9. Yes, nine little British pounds! That’s
THERE are just days to go until the southern end of the Brighton Main Line shuts for nine days during the school half term as work on a £67 million upgrade continues. Network Rail is carrying out the biggest refurbishment of the line between Three
