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  • Huge cannabis factory found in former ice cream parlour

    POLICE shut down a huge cannabis factory that was found inside a former ice cream parlour. Officers were tipped off by a town centre worker about the plants growing inside the Affogato Cafe in Crawley. The unoccupied premises in The Broadway

  • Paedophile tried to meet '13-year-old girl' in police sting

    A PAEDOPHILE tried to meet a "13-year-old girl" and sent lewd mobile phone sex messages. Sean Stillwell made contact with “Mia” on an internet chat room, after developing a sexual interest in young teenage girls. But the 32-year-old was in

  • 17 men detained in immigration raid on building site

    POLICE and immigration officials descended on a luxury housing development. Plain-clothes officers and police vans moved in on the Bayside Development in Worthing at about 10am. Immigration checks found seventeen men working illegally, the

  • Three men break into flat in Worthing

    POLICE are looking for three men who broke into a flat. Officers were called to Rowlands Road, Worthing, at about 10.45pm on Monday. Two men ran from the flat heading east in Rowlands Road and the third suspect ran towards Heene Road. It is not

  • UB40 member to miss tour after brain tumour diagnosis

    A MEMBER of reggae pop legends UB40 will not be part of their upcoming UK tour. Saxophonist Brian Travers will miss the band’s 38-date tour across Britain, after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. But the group have announced that the tour

  • Great Escape Festival add more names

    THE Great Escape Festival has announced 120 more names for this spring’s event. The biggest announcement is that English rockers Fat White Family will be performing. The band will play the Quietus Stage on Brighton Beach during the festival

  • Care home rapped over failure to halt accidents

    A CARE HOME has been ordered to improve when officials found accidents were not managed after a resident suffered a series of falls. Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors also reported there was insufficient management of the risk of infection

  • Boy, 12, ‘took his own life after being bullied’

    A 12 YEAR old boy has died after police were called to his home late at night. Mason Warwick was taken to hospital after emergency services were called to the house in Queen’s Park Road, Brighton. But the Varndean School pupil could not be

  • And Smith Does Score....with stem cell treatment

    Albion legend Gordon Smith is introducing stem cell treatment to English football clubs to help players recover from injuries and prolong their careers. Smith has met the Seagulls' medical chief Adam Brett and says they are "very interested".

  • Actor leaves the city because of Brighton cat killer

    AN ACTOR and comedian has moved house following his concerns about the Brighton cat killer. Terry Mynott, star of Channel 4’s The Mimic, lived near Ditchling Rise in Brighton. In the square mile surrounding this area, 15 cats have been stabbed

  • Does your dog have what it takes to be a stage star?

    COULD your dog be one of the stars of the upcoming musical production of a family favourite show? One theatre company are hosting “Dog Idol” auditions as they search for a canine with classic theatre in their blood. To celebrate the 50th anniversary

  • Stereophonics star coming to Brighton

    THE singer of one of Britain’s bands is heading out on a solo tour. Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones will play Brighton Dome, Brighton, on Monday, June 10, as part of a 12-date UK run. Tickets go on sale on Friday, March 29, at 10am.

  • Argus comment: Martlets's work is so vital

    TODAY we have reported a “behind the scenes” look at the work of one of the city’s most prominent charities. Martlets Hospice provides a huge range of care for patients, and our reporter Harry Bullmore went to visit them. His report is on pages

  • Behind the scenes at one of Brighton's best-known charities

    MARTLETS Hospice is a name that appears in many places across Brighton. It opened its site in Wayfield Avenue, Hove, in 1997 following the merger of three separate charities offering a facility with 18 beds. Since then, it has been able to

  • Tributes pour in for well-known Kemp Town ghost tour guide

    FAMILY and friends have paid a tribute to a well-known ghost tour guide and paranormal researcher. Adrian J Andrews, who lived in Brighton, died at his home aged 58 from pulmonary embolism, which is a blockage of an artery in the lungs. Adrian

  • Katy Rice column: Robot workers a scary glimpse of our future

    THE logic behind humans developing robots to replace humans escapes me. I only mention it because MasterChef winner Tim Anderson has been on Radio 4’s The Food Programme talking about his invention, the Moley Robotic Kitchen, and how he taught it to

  • Road closed to encourage children to cycle to school

    A SCHOOL closed a road for two hours yesterday to fight poor air quality and provide pupils with a safer walk to school. St Luke’s Primary School shut Queen’s Park Rise in Brighton between 8.30am and 9.30am, and 3.10pm and 4.10pm. It was one

  • Five ways to treat your mum this Mother's Day

    MOTHER’S Day is right around the corner and across the county people are looking for the best ways to celebrate the special women in their lives. Whether it’s your mum, wife or sister, we all know a great mother out there. If you’re struggling