Neal Maupay says he wasn’t ready for life as a goalscoring teen sensation in France. The striker who made his name at Nice when he was 16 found life tough away from the pitch. Time in the Championship – away from the spotlight back home but
Alex Carey got up and running with the bat and Ollie Robinson starred with the ball as Sussex won again at Hove. Carey had not been required in his two previous home outings as Sharks romped in by nine wickets. This time he went in at 15-2
POLICE searching for missing 12-year-old George Maynard believe he has now shaved his head. George, who is white, of slim build, had wavy blond hair, and was last seen wearing a black hooded top with a gold logo on the left breast and writing down
Tomer Hemed’s immediate future looks set to remain in the balance over the weekend. The Albion striker was expected to move to Championship outfit Charlton Athletic yesterday. Instead, paperwork is still being processed which could allow the
STALKER Michael Lane was arrested over claims he groomed a 14-year-old girl while volunteering as a Scout leader six years before he murdered Shana Grice, it has emerged. He was never charged or prosecuted over the 2010 incident but police put
A MASSIVE power failure is affecting East Sussex. The National Grid failure is affecting trains, airports and traffics lights. Hundreds of homes in the south east and London have been hit by blackouts. Southern Rail has said most trains
A PERSON had to be cut from a car after their vehicle rolled over. After being rescued by fire crews the person was taken to hospital. A West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "We were called to reports of a single vehicle crash
Sussex seamer Jofra Archer has been named in the 12-man England squad for the 2nd Ashes Test at Lords starting on the 14th August. Archer impressed in a match for Sussex's Second XI against Gloucestershire's second string early in the week taking
Bruno has revealed why Lewis Dunk is the perfect choice to succeed him as Albion skipper. The armband was handed over this afternoon before the squad set off to Watford for tomorrow’s game. Bruno led Albion from the summer of 2015, when he
POLICE are “looking closely” at a video of youths on bikes terrorising Asda. Brighton and Hove police are appealing for victims following after the video of the gang riding bikes through the Brighton Marina supermarket and punching a customer was
A GARDENER has appeared in court charged with attempted rape. Sorin-Alexander Mandache, 23, a landscape gardener, of no fixed address, appeared in custody at Crawley Magistrates’ Court on Friday. He was charged with the attempted rape of a 44
WORRIED about how to protect your seaside chips from pesky seagulls? Scientists believe the answer lies in an old-fashioned stare down. The would-be feathered thieves are more likely to strike when they can swoop in under the radar, avoiding the
A NEW cookware store is coming to Brighton. ProCook will open next week at 35 Ship St, opposite The Ivy in The Lanes. Special guest 2019 Great New Year Bake Off winner Steven Carter-Bailey will be in store to treat shoppers to a baking demonstration
A WOMAN was forced to the floor and robbed of her mobile phone in a late night attack. The victim in her 50s was walking home in Wellesley Road, Eastbourne shortly before 10pm last Monday. She spoke briefly with an unknown man, before continuing
CHOPPY seas in Brighton by Argus Camera Club member Alan Jeffrey. You can join the club here. >> Met Office hour by hour forecast as Sussex faces two yellow weather warnings For a chance to see your picture here, email it to news
JOBS could be at risk as a shoe retailer is considering shutting dozens of its shops. A report by Sky News claimed Office is considering plans to axe half up to half of its shops across the country. Decisions on whether some shops will shut
A MULTI-STOREY car park is the first in the South East to feature dementia-friendly car parking spaces. The Buckingham Road car park in Worthing will make it easier for those with the condition to navigate to and from their vehicles. The new
KATIE Price has been mocked by fans after they spotted a Pot Noodle in the background of a photo she shared to promote diet shakes. Fomer Horsham pupil Katie, 41, shared a picture on Instagram of her sipping a shake with Nutribuddy products in
A SCHOOL is looking for the artist who painted a mural discovered on one of its walls. Art teacher Linda O’Sullivan recently unveiled a painting of the Queen’s coronation in 1953 at King’s School in Portslade. Staff and pupils are hoping to find
Proposals for a small scale housing development in Winchelsea Beach should be refused over flood risks, planning officers say. Next Thursday (August 15), Rother District Council’s planning committee is set to consider an application to build five
Proposals for a new special school go before councillors next week. East Sussex county council planners will consider the bid for Reef Way in Hailsham. According to planning documents, the school – to be arranged into an upper and lower school
A THUG who attacked a woman and trashed her living room has been jailed. Glen Chapman attacked the woman, who The Argus has chosen not to name, in Burgess Hill. He damaged the living room wall and a lampshade inside. The 38-year-old appeared
Albion have confirmed Lewis Dunk as their new captain. His predecessor Bruno handed over the armband this afternoon before the squad set off to Watford for the opening fixture. Dunk said: “It’s amazing and a great honour to be named the captain
POLICE are appealing for help to find a man who has been reported missing. Callum Parker, 29, has not been since he left his address in Hove on Thursday morning. Callum is described as white, 6', slim, with long blond hair normally worn in
Albion are aiming to play in the USA next summer. Vice-chairman Paul Barber has revealed the club were keen to spread their wings this year. Although plans did not come fruition, he has given head coach Graham Potter early warning that a trans-Atlantic
WHAT a fantastic job our daring reporter Laurie Churchman did of visiting Black Rock nudist beach for the first time. At least that is what he had told us. Naturism might not be for everyone, sure, but if you do not go, you will never know.
TWO office blocks in central Brighton have undergone a major transformation. Millions has been spent transforming Queen’s Road Quadrant, close to Brighton Station. The first floor has an outdoor terrace with views across the city and there
PLANS to turn a family home into a shared house have been rejected. Councillors feared neighbours would suffer “loss of amenity” because of potential noise and nuisance. The owner Rivers Birtwell wanted permission to turn the three-bedroom
POLICE have appealed for information to track down a domestic abuse suspect. Robert William Mansfield has breached a restraining order in Hastings. Officers say he is wanted in connection with two incidents “involving domestic abuse”. The
Tony Bloom says he is an optimist when thinking about his football club. More optimistic than his friends. That is a nice, middle ground way of putting it. Other people might say he is a visionary. Or mad. It might have seemed like madness
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A CONTROVERSIAL event with suspended Labour MP Chris Williamson took place in Brighton last night, having previously been cancelled three times. Mr Williamson, suspended by the Labour Party for alleged anti-Semitism, was due to speak at a Brighton
TWO women were arrested after trespassing at a railway station. British Transport Police officers were called to Worthing Station in the early hours of this morning. Both women had allegedly trespassed. One women reportedly made homophobic
TWO lorries were damaged in a crash this morning on the A27. Neither of the drivers suffered any injuries, but the vehicles were both damaged. The accident happened near Polegate on the southbound A22/A27 between the Cop Hall Roundabout and
POLICE are appealing to readers of The Argus for help finding wanted suspects around Sussex. Christopher Locke Police are seeking 56-year-old Christopher Locke, also known as Peter Blaney, who is wanted on recall to prison after he breached
A COUPLE are hunting for a bracelet which belonged to their son who died in a road traffic collision. Joanna Hopkins' appeal has been shared more than four thousand times on social media as people across Sussex join the hunt for the piece of jewellery
A GUNMAN has evaded a number of police raids and remains at large for a fifth day. Residents were told by armed police to stay inside their homes as they raided Birdham Road in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, on Monday. They were looking for a suspect
A NEW five-year contract to provide Sussex’s NHS 111 non-emergency telephone service has been awarded to the ambulance service. South East Coast Ambulance Service (Secamb) will be the lead provider, working in partnership with healthcare company
Phil Salt has revealed the hard work behind the second string to his T20 bow. The big-hitting Sussex opener hopes to add another big score to his Vitality Blast tally when Middlesex visit tonight (7pm). He will also be happy to grab the chance
TODAY marks 40 years since Brighton decided to open Britian's first nudest beach. With that in mind, we have listed the top official – and unofficial – nudist beaches in Sussex for those who prefer to let it all hang out. >> Argus reporter
A MOTORCYCLIST died in a crash with a car this morning on the A27. Parts of the busy road had to close while emergency services dealt with the accident. The motorcyclist, from Chelmsford in Essex, died at the scene. His next of kin have been
Albion head coach Graham Potter wants to build on the strong foundations already laid prior to his arrival – and serve up some entertainment. Potter manages his first Premier League game tomorrow when Albion travel to Watford. The former Swansea
Grease Luna Beach Cinema, Madeira Drive, Brighton, tomorrow The tale of Sandy and Danny is one that is known the world over - with Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta entrancing audiences with their love story. Songs such as Summer Nights
NOTHING says luxury better than a glass of Champagne. Nick Mosley takes the train to Reims to crack open a bottle or two of the king of wines REIMS has a long and dignified history, which is still evident in the elegant Second Empire and Beaux
AMY Hart has hit out at BBC Radio 1 after she was devastated by the station offering Love Island fans the chance to be dumped by Curtis Pritchard. The Love Island star from Worthing accused the station of "trivialising her pain" after ex Curtis
INFLATION-busting fare increases will push up many season tickets by more than £100 in January. Rail fares rise in line with the Retail Price Index inflation measure – the figure will be published next week and economists predict it will be 2.7
“SOCKS on or off?” I holler through high winds to the photographer. Off. I’m going the whole hog. It’s the 40th anniversary of the day Brighton decided to open Britain’s first nudist beach, and I’m wearing my birthday suit for the occasion.
“UNDER siege” farmers are digging moats and fortifying their land with lasers to fend off criminals. Rural crime is at a seven-year high and the South East is one of the worst-affected regions, a new report has shown. The findings by insurance
A BUSKER deprived of his living after his piano was “stolen in the dead of night” is back behind the keys. Street pianist Mark Campbell said his 900lb upright piano was poached – or hydraulically lifted – from Brighton’s Bond Street last month
A TWO-STOREY building and three houses are planned for a vacant city centre site. The scheme will include developing the site of zero-waste restaurant Silo which closed down in May after a five-year stay in Brighton. Upper Gardner Street in the
A SMALL group of Christian protesters waved signs and read passages from the Bible as they tried to disrupt the weekend’s Pride celebrations. Group member John Peter condemned the LGBT community, telling The Argus there would be a “universal judgement
PLANS for a new market town which would provide thousands of homes are being considered. The Mayfields Market Town scheme aims to “build a new town rather than another urban add on” near Henfield. In a leaflet delivered to nearby residents,
A CAMPAIGNER for the homeless believes rough sleepers placed into accommodation are “forgotten”. He spoke after the deaths of two homeless people in Brighton and Hove in the last month. Jim Deans, who runs Sussex Homeless Support, claims deaths
THIS month, 120 pots of perfect chilli plants will go on display at the country’s biggest and original chilli festival where up to 25,000 visitors will be able to admire their hotly coloured fruits writes Katy Rice. They will be at their very best
ON THIS day ten years ago The Argus went to Arundel for the annual bathtub race. People from across the county flocked to the River Arun to see makeshift sailors take on the challenging race. More than 30 boats took to the water and made their way
ANOTHER beach cafe could be coming to the seafront. A proposal for the Big Beach Box cafe, drawn up by developer Boxpark and Hove-based Big Beach Cafe, has been submitted to Adur District Council. Plans are to demolish the existing toilet block
RECENT articles and letters in The Argus have called for changes in the British electoral system. Politics in this country are confrontational. We have opposition for the sake of opposition. Any government policy is automatically challenged
