Albion 1, West Ham 1 Little by little, we are getting to know a bit about Graham Potter. So far in press conferences he has told us he is quite boring, a pessimist and that he doesn’t go out much. Which is all very interesting. (And, one
Ollie Robinson took a career-best eight-for and received his county cap for Sussex. He may well have also helped them take control of a Championship contest being seen by some as must-win in the promotion race. Robinson took the first eight
VEGAN activists have targeted another supermarket. A group of 15 animal rights activists visited the Morrisons store in Worthing on Sunday carrying pictures of pigs that they claimed are from a farm that supplies the supermarket. The Brighton
POLICE spent almost £900,000 investigating the drone alert which paralysed Gatwick Airport — but still have not caught anyone. Sussex Police forked out £886,210 on the incident, which closed the airport for 36 hours just before Christmas and left
PLANNERS have given the go ahead to a major housing development. Wealden District Council’s planning committee south approved a reserved matters application to build 146 homes at the Brodricklands and Hamlands Farm site near Eastbourne. The
A CRACKDOWN on unauthorised signs has been launched. Brighton and Hove City Council has begun a campaign in Western Road and Church Road, Hove, to ensure traders do not change storefronts without permission. Councillor Tracey Hill said: “There
Sussex Sharks fast bowler Tymal Mills has suffered an injury setback. The left-armer is likely to miss the rest of the Vitality Blast campaign with a lumbar spinal injury which he has been told to rest. This injury is separate to the thoracic
A MAN suffered minor injuries after a stunt went wrong at an airshow. A parachutist landed on the beach instead of in the sea during Eastbourne’s Airbourne on Friday. In a statement The Tigers Army Parachute Display Team said: “The team member
FLYTIPPED rubbish was dumped at a beauty spot. A mound of old carpets, broken furniture and other household objects were left in Friston Forest, in the Seven Sisters Country Park. It is thought the rubbish was left near the Butchershole car
EVERY week The Argus staff are hunting for great lookalikes in Brighton and beyond. We are welcoming nominations for the best in Sussex. They can look like any celebrity, be they a singer, athlete or someone else. If you have family or
A PUBLIC meeting has been called to discuss a revised planning application after one resident described it as “a middle finger to the community”. The meeting is expected to discuss proposals by developer SC Pelham Terrace to reduce the space for
It has been another busy week in Brighton and social media has once again been filled with people enjoying everything the city has to offer. Despite the weather, brave Instagram users managed to nab the perfect selfies to post online. If you
A man is being treated in hospital after being stabbed in the neck. Officers were called to Morants Close in Chichester at about 6.30pm on Saturday following an apparent domestic incident. A woman known to the man was arrested at the scene in connection
ALL three of Brighton and Hove’s MPs have called for Boris Johnson to recall parliament. Caroline Lucas, Peter Kyle and Lloyd Russell-Moyle have all signed a letter from more than 100 MPs urging the Prime Minister to deal with the looming “national
NEWLYWEDS must file their marriage papers within a week of their wedding day or risk being branded a criminal and fined £1,000, the Archbishop of Canterbury's marriage licensing office has said. Under a new system, which has been branded "chaotic
A BUSINESS owner took out a loan of more than £1 million from his company before it ceased trading and is now being pursued for bankruptcy. The Argus can reveal the director of Brighton Holiday Homes Ltd Neil Stonehill withdrew £1,024,281 over
CLOUDS in Hove by Argus Camera Club member Lisa Huggins. You can join the club here. For a chance to see your picture here, email it to news@theargus.co.uk and include your name, address and some details about it.
How Albion's players rated against West Ham. MATY RYAN 7 Kept Albion on terms with a save he would probably have been expected to make from Snodgrass. Got a hand to the Hernandez goal. Albion need him to be this confident and precise with the
Here is a round-up of those who have appeared in court before magistrates in Sussex. JONATHAN FINCH Aged 26, of Roundstone Crescent, East Preston, admitted drug driving and driving without insurance in Worthing. Tested positive for cannabis in
As The Night Watch makes the transition from page to stage for a national tour, Vicky Edwards talks to best-selling author Sarah Waters and award-nominated writer Hattie Naylor, at the helm of the adaptation, about bringing the book to life. Adapting
A LAW firm has been shortlisted for a national award. Coffin Mew, in Prince Albert Street, Brighton, has been nominated for Medium Law Firm of the Year in the Law Society’s Excellence Awards. The awards celebrate the best the legal profession
A DOZEN campaigners were locked in a police station as a public meeting descended into chaos. The activists had hoped to attend a Seaford Town Council meeting about GP surgeries on Thursday. But after too many people turned up at Seaford Town
KATIE Price said she was shocked to discover her son Harvey’s incredible piano-playing skills ahead of his performance at a charity event called Autism’s Got Talent. In the final episode of her Quest Red reality show, Katie Price: My Crazy Life
PATIENTS have had their say on the service they are provided by their GP in a thorough annual assessment. The GP Patient Survey has revealed how Brighton and Hove’s doctor’s surgeries were rated for 2019. Residents were asked for their opinion
A SCHOOL holiday lunch club has had more children through its doors than expected this summer. Chomp provides a meal for youngsters, most of who have free school meals, and their parents during their school holidays at eight locations across Brighton
ATTACKS on Sussex Police officers have risen by 16 per cent. On the day the new figures were released, three officers were attacked in Brighton and Hove, with two taken to hospital. There were 1,033 assaults on officers in 2018/19 – an average
POP some corks at a festival to celebrate English wine. Following its unprecedented success in 2018, Ridgefest is returning this weekend. Nestled amongst the vines of the Ridgeview Wine Estate, with the backdrop of the South Downs, Ridgefest
ALMOST 2,000 shoppers and traders have signed a petition against plans to double parking charges in a high street. The Lewes Chamber of Commerce and Lewes town councillors delivered the petition to East Sussex County Council, pictured right, after
CHICAGO, Illinois, has declared 2019 a year of theatre. Here’s how to explore the best shows and much more. America’s third city may rank behind New York and Los Angeles in terms of size and limelight, but this Midwestern delight, in the state
VOLUNTEERS are needed to run a charity cafe. There are openings for the help at Hove Crown Court on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The cafe supplies tea and snacks to everyone from busy barristers and jaded judges, to defendants and crime reporters
Quad 40 Palace Pier, Brighton seafront Sunday, August 25 IN 1979 a film was released that has since become a cult classic, synonymous with the seaside. Now, to celebrate 40 years since its release, the cast will be heading to Brighton for
There’s nothing quite like a chilled glass of crisp wine or ice-cold beer in the garden in the summer, but there are plenty of other options to tickle your taste buds. Nick Mosley talks to some of Brighton’s drink experts to find out what they are
A STALKER who continued to target a woman has been jailed. Arron Reynolds, 29, bombarded the woman in Brighton with voicemails, then turned up at her home and her son’s school. At Brighton Magistrates’ Court he admitted stalking. He had
A COMPANY that deals in renting out co-working spaces has won an industry award. Freedom Works, which provides work space to companies across Sussex, received the Coworker Members’ Choice Awards (CMCA) from industry specialists CoWorker Inc.
A SITE with a rare mix of space is up for sale. The block, a blend of office and warehouse space, is in London Road, Sayers Common, near Burgess Hill. The building space is currently owned by Friday Media Group, a family run technology company
A NEW council-funded office block has opened. The work space, which cost £9.5 million to build, can be found on the site of the former Civic Centre in Ham Road, Shoreham. Adur District Council said the block will secure hundreds of jobs for the
