Eastbourne Borough have parted company with manager Jamie Howell. Howell’s departure came after Borough’s 2-0 loss at Billericay Town today in Vanarama National League south. The former Bognor boss took over the vacant hotseat at Priory Lane
EMERGENCY services are responding after a paragliders crash-landed. Coastguard and paramedics have been called to Peacehaven after the incident shortly after 4pm today. Images from the scene show the kite on the beach below the cliffs, and
Anthony Knockaert has told of his delight at getting Albion off on the right foot against Derby. The winger opened the scoring in the 2-1 fifth-round success over Derby. He connected sweetly with his less favoured right to beat Rams keeper
Albion have been plunged into a potential Premier League striker crisis after reaching the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. Second goalscorer Jurgen Locadia has gone for a scan after he was helped off with a left ankle injury towards the end of the
Yves Bissouma was the boss as Albion overcame injuries and illness to reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for the second year running. The Mali midfielder set up both first half goals for Anthony Knockaert and Jurgen Locadia, the third for each
THIS IS the moment a shopkeeper chased gun-toting robbers from a convenience store. The masked robbers burst in to the Happy Planet shop in Montefiore Road in Hove late last night. They wore hooded tops and masks over their faces before pointing
Once again we journey back 20 years to see what was happening in The Argus in 1999. In today’s Timeout we have a girl who claimed a huge reward for returning a lost cat, a wheelchair-bound marathon man and a February sunbather. We start with some
Anton Du Beke and Erin Boag are two Strictly Come Dancing favourites who have become as popular in their live shows as they are on TV. Now they are bringing the magic of musicals to their routine. Jamie Walker talks to Erin about the show. Hi Erin
2:44pm Anyway, thanks for following the live report. Don’t think I mentioned Frank Lampard once, did I?
TWO WOMEN were injured after they were run over in a seafront crash by a suspected drug driver. Police were called to Brighton seafront near the junction with Middle Street after three cars crashed. One of the cars then went on to collide with
Dan Burn is grateful to Albion boss Chris Hughton for giving him a second crack at the Premier League. Burn made nine appearances for Fulham in the top flight in 2013-14. The Geordie giant thought his opportunity had gone when he dropped back
DON'T miss today's Argus on sale now! We have a great competition to win tickets to see Rod Stewart perform live in Hove. Rod the Mod has announced a headline show at the 1st Central County Ground in Hove, the home of Sussex County Cricket
ARE you a man who enjoys knitting? Well, head down to Churchill Square in Brighton shopping centre. Nathan Taylor – aka the Sockmatician – will be there from 3pm to 4pm today. The genius with a needles and wool will be in WH Smith to sign
TODAY's the day! The Sussex trains chaos has started. One of Britain's busiest railway lines is closed for nine days from today, causing major disruption to passengers. No trains will operate on the southern end of the Brighton Main Line until
Boss Chris Hughton says a place in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup would be “huge” for relegation-haunted Albion. It will give fans a lift and improve the mood at the Amex if they get past Derby County ahead of vital home games in the fight for Premier
THE Brighton branch of Patisserie Valerie will close despite the company being bought out of administration. The national cake chain, which was chaired by Brighton entrepreneur Luke Johnston, has been taken over Dublin-based Causeway Capital Partners
PRIME Minister Theresa May is in a jam – and not the sort that she eats after removing the mould – but intriguingly, could one of our three Brighton and Hove MPs have found her a route out? Let’s begin with a reminder of how we, or she, got into
SIX young talents have been selected to join a national dance organisation. The National Youth Dance Company (NYDC) has named half a dozen Sussex dancers in the most recent intake. The six are among just 28 from across the whole country.
Hollington was once a separate rural village until being absorbed into St Leonards-on-Sea; it has many footpaths, most of which are now urban paths. John Harmer has linked some of these to make this circular walk with an option for a pleasant hospital
ANOTHER Valentine’s Day has been and gone in a flurry of pink and red with all the usual pressures thrown in for good measure. How was it for you? Actually it is still Valentine’s Day where I am in the space-time continuum, as in it is still Thursday
WHEN 77-year-old Lily Rolfe saw violinist André Rieu performing at the Royal Variety Performance on TV, she knew she was in love. The Moulsecoomb pensioner was so enthralled that she constructed a shrine to the musician in her front room. And
A COFFEE shop supervisor who was blasted for his opinions on British workers and sick pay has spoken about his controversial views. Jullian Preston-Powers, of Intenso Espresso in Hove, hit the headlines when he blasted a girl who failed to turn
A YOUNG man fell asleep on a late bus home and ended up being stuck in the depot. Arran Lawson has told of his panic at finding himself in “pitch darkness” without a clue where he was. He fell asleep on a midnight bus to Seaford while on his
A SELECTION of pubs will be bolstering their gin offerings as part of a three-week festival. Wetherspoons pubs in Brighton and Hove will be serving up 15 or so gins that were not previously available at the locations. The 18-day festival is
A hospice is appealing for stallholders to sign up to its popular carnival. It is taking place on Spring Bank Holiday Monday, May 27, in Hove Park. The family event always attracts big crowds with more than 3,000 visiting last year and pitches
THE Grand Brighton Half Marathon takes place a week tomorrow. The event, organised by The Sussex Beacon, is in its 29th year and has become increasingly popular over the last few years with public places for the 2019 race selling out last autumn
THE date of March 29 looms ever closer and still there is no solution in sight. Yes, we are talking about Brexit and despite all the rhetoric the United Kingdom is moving steadily closer to the prospect of a “no deal” exit from the European Union
A MONKEY in need of a loving sponsor has found one – just in time for Valentine’s Day. Maarten, a six-year-old Colobus monkey, was one of the only animals in Drusillas Park, in Alfriston, without an adopter. His keepers even put a plea for
Today sees the start of half-term, and a week of needing to keep your children entertained. Brighton residents are being advised to stay in the city for the holiday, as rail strikes continues to cause chaos. So here are four fun things you
PLAYERS continued their efforts to kick stigma and abuse out of football as part of month-long campaign. Sussex FA hosted two friendly matches at its headquarters at Culver Road in Lancing last weekend to coincide with the national Football v Homophobia
Ghost: The Musical Theatre Royal, Brighton February 19 to February 23 Ghost has been recreated time and time again, mainly for its most famous scene in which stars Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore sit at the pottery wheel while Unchained Melody
168 new build apartments have been made available to buy or rent off-plan in Edward Street Quarter, the £120 million development of the former AMEX House site in central Brighton. The development will offer a mix one, two and three-bedroom flats
Legal and General, owners of The Beacon, have confirmed that Nando’s will open in the £85 million extension on Wednesday. The restaurant chain, home of the flame-grilled Portuguese Peri-Peri chicken, will be the first restaurant to open in the
SMALL Batch Coffee Roasters has been named in Europe’s Best UK Coffee Shops in Europe. It came in at number 49. A spokesman for Small Batch said: “’We are of course delighted and immensely proud to be featured in Europe’s top 50 coffee shops
AN inquiry has been launched into an incident after Hastings 1-1 draw with Whitstable when fans had to be locked in the bar to protect them from danger. The episode allegedly involved home supporters and Hastings players which turned into a melee
HOLLYWOOD Bowl could be opening in Sussex. NewRiver is in ‘advanced discussions’ with Hollywood Bowl about a 16-lane bowling alley as part of the Burgess Hill town centre redevelopment. It’s part of an ‘exciting regeneration project’ for town
