THE sound of bagpipes heralded the arrival of Rod Stewart in Hove and his loyal fans couldn’t have been more excited. With a flash of fireworks Rod the Mod leapt on stage at The County Ground in a gold brocade jacket, glittery trainers - and a
Anthony Knockaert is a target for Championship club Fulham. The relegated Londoners have made contact with the Seagulls over the French winger, an insider has confirmed to The Argus. It follows a report in The Sun, claiming a £15 million fee
A CRASH on the A27 is causing delays. One lane is blocked due to a two-vehicle crash eastbound near Falmer Hill. The delays of about 20 minutes are increasing, according to reports. #A27 Eastbound at #Falmer is currently blocked
Beachgoers were stunned to see a couple engaging in a very public sex act. The pair were caught on camera on the beach near Hove Lawns, which was busy with families enjoying the sun at the time. Read more: Woman arrested after topless rooftop
Will Beer has signed a new Sussex contract. The leg-spinner is the leading wicket-taker in the county’s T20 history and comes as a timely boost a week before this year’s Vitality Blast campaign gets underway. The 30-year-old has already played
PEOPLE will be able to create their own mini wildflower meadows in their gardens. This is thanks to “Bee Bombs” created to encourage pollinators. The free seed packs will be handed out at the National Park Authority’s next headline event, Wild
A MAN who viciously attacked and raped a young woman has been jailed for 13 years. Luke Smith, 27, a labourer of no fixed address, was sentenced with an extended licence period of a further six years. He will have to serve two-thirds of his 13
Graham Potter will be keen to avoid injuries in his opening game in charge as Albion return to familiar territory in Austria. The venue for tomorrow's friendly against FC Liefering (1pm UK time) is Sportplatz Bischofshofen. Two years ago, at
TWO men have been arrested after £50,000 worth of cocaine was found. A BMW in Edburton Road, Brighton, was pulled over on Thursday. One of the passengers ran off with a bag and threw it into a nearby garden. He was detained and the bag
A CITY councillor in charge of schools policy who rails against privatisation sends his daughter to the most expensive private girls' school in the country. The £40,000-a-year Roedean school in Brighton boasts its own golf course, swimming pool
BRIGHTON’S bin collection staff refused to go out on their rounds on Friday. Staff at the Cityclean depot in Hollingdean staged an unofficial walkout at 11.15am as a dispute with council bosses escalated. It comes as the threat of an official
THE body of a 20-year-old man was found on the beach below cliffs at Beachy Head. Members of the coastguard spotted the body while flying a helicopter in the area on Wednesday, July 10. The body was found at the foot of Beachy Head, near Eastbourne
HEAD coach Graham Potter says there could be some "nice surprises" amongst Albion's next generation. Several under-23s are with the senior squad for the pre-season training camp in Austria. Potters has a reputation for giving young players
DALE Stephens has targeted a long stay in the Premier League with Albion. The midfielder is "living the dream" – and he does not want it to end. Stephens is halfway through a four-year contract awarded when he helped the Seagulls to promotion
A WOMAN who almost died after taking party drug GHB on a caravan holiday is warning others of the dangers. Crystal Rose, 35, was told she was clinically dead – but doctors were able to resuscitate her. Now the Brighton woman has described taking
A POPULAR record shop is to close because the owners can no longer afford to run it. Vinyl Revolution, in Duke Street, Brighton, will shut its doors for good this weekend. Owners Simon Parker and Rachel Lowe blamed the closure on the chaos
A nursery school has been rated outstanding by Ofsted. The inspector’s glowing report praised Hillbury House Nursery in Denmark villas, Hove, for the calibre of its staff, its rich curriculum, and the children’s “superb thirst for learning”.
A MOTHER whose daughter died of cancer has been awarded a medal for her campaigning work. Alex Eades, of Westdene, Brighton, was recognised at the Palace of Westminster with a British Citizen Award. In 2016 Alex lost her 19-year-old daughter
CAMPAIGNERS are railing against the introduction of new superfast mobile internet, fearing two planned masts will contribute to a “damaging electromagnetic soup”. The two 20m masts set to be installed in the city have been met with protests from
ENVIRONMENTAL protests are looming after controversial plans for flats were approved. The scheme involves building 242 homes on a triangle of land between the A27 and Coldean Lane, Brighton, as part of a joint venture between the city council and
ATTACKS on a civilian target were carried out using weapon parts made in Brighton. That is according to a United Nations Panel of Experts authorised by the UN Security Council. Inspectors took photographs of fragments of a bomb used in a Saudi-led
REPORTS from the United Nations that parts of a bomb which hit a non-military target in Yemen were produced in Brighton are very concerning. Our city is a peace-loving one, as Kemptown MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle said, so it is sad news to hear a Brighton
Bee keeping is becoming big business again. These little insects give so much to humanity so there are plenty of positives to being an apiarist. Nick Mosley finds out what the buzz around bee keeping is all about and how anyone with an interest in
Bad Manners Lewes Constitutional Club, Lewes, Sunday Since 1976 Buster Bloodvessel and co have been bringing their energetic brand of ska to venues across the country. Their last album was released in 2003 but the band are as popular today
A PAIR of limited edition Disney graphics will be unveiled today. The pieces, which commemorate 90 years since the film debut of Mickey Mouse, will go on show at the Castle Fine Art Gallery in Nile Street, Brighton. The exhibition has been specially
A WOMAN was bewildered when a waiter ordered her to take off her sun hat on a blisteringly hot day. She was sitting in a pub garden on Saturday when she was told by staff that she must remove her hat so she could be seen by CCTV. There was
A THUG tied a young father to a chair over a “drug debt” and threatened the man’s family. Mohammed Chentouf marched William Bowden into a dormitory at the Sobo hostel in Hove and taped him up. He took out a “Rambo-style” knife and a condom, and
A ROMANIAN man arrested on suspicion of murder after a grandmother was bludgeoned to death as she house-sat for friends will be extradited to the UK. Artist Valerie Graves, 55, was found dead in bed at around 10am on December 30, 2013, on the ground
A WINE maker has been named as one of the best in the world. Ridgeview Wine Estate, in Ditchling Common, near Burgess Hill, is number 36 in the World’s Best Vineyards Top 50. The list is created by the World’s Best Vineyards Academy, which comprises
This week PubSpy visited the Park View pub in Preston Drove, Brighton. It was his second visit to the imposing building and he had high hopes for the establishment. But he also reveals he had a particularly unusual bone to pick with the pub.
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