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  • Sussex teen star would love to claim major scalp for Bloom

    Sussex teenager Jason Watson wants to upset one of the biggest names in racing. But the champion apprentice jockey admits the weather might not be on his, or Tony Bloom’s, side. Watson is on board Bloom’s hopeful Withhold in the British Champions

  • Albion give Richards time to develop after City move

    Taylor Richards has been told he is settling in “just fine” with Albion. But under-23s boss Simon Rusk reckons the former Manchester City midfielder should be given time to develop. Richards made his first team debut in the Carabao Cup tie

  • LETTER: Stop the taggers ruining our city

    SEVERAL times I have written to The Argus about the disgusting amount of mindless tagging in Brighton and recently it has made news items on Meridian news and The Argus. Now finally the council has woken up and wants to wage war on graffiti by

  • Three Brighton restaurants that have just been named the best

    THREE restaurants scooped national awards after more than 70,000 people chose their favourite places to grab a bite. At food delivery company Deliveroo’s first ever restaurant awards, Brighton restaurant The Chilli Pickle won Best Indian, competing

  • Vegan or vegetarian? Brighton is the place to be

    BRIGHTON has been crowned the most vegan and vegetarian-friendly city in the UK. According to research by money comparison site finder.com, Brighton has the most meat-free restaurants per resident. The analysis compared the number of vegetarian

  • Hundreds visit Argus jobs fair

    HUNDREDS of people took the chance to try to seek a new career at The Argus jobs fair. Dozens of exhibitors packed into the Brighton Dome to show what opportunities they had on offer and the crowds turned up to find out yesterday. Among those

  • Plea to keep a GP surgery open unsuccessful

    A PLEA to keep a GP surgery open was unsuccessful as health bosses said they had done all they could to recruit new doctors. Patient John Moore put his case to Brighton and Hove City Council’s health overview and scrutiny committee. He is among

  • Brighton's i360 will light up purple today - here's why

    THE i360 is set to be illuminated purple in support of a children’s charity. The Brighton seafront landmark will change its lights on Friday to mark Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) day. It is an international event to raise awareness

  • £20,000 drone bought by council has not been flown once

    A DRONE which has cost a council more than £35,000 has not been used for an operation once. West Sussex County Council bought it in February last year for £20,850 with the intention of surveying buildings, claiming it was one of the first authorities

  • 24 star Kiefer Sutherland to play Brighton gig

    ACTOR turned musician Kiefer Sutherland is coming to Brighton. The star, who played Jack Bauer in the hit TV series 24, and his band will be at The Haunt on February 21. He has released two acclaimed countryblues albums, Down In The Hole and

  • Punk or dinosaur? Toyah Willcox is still a rebel

    Toyah Willcox, the high priestess of punk, is looking forward to returning to the “hot steamy” gigs of her youth. She is playing a gig at Brighton’s Chalk Live – formerly The Haunt – on November 2 and thinks it will be a blast. “I’m very fond

  • Booze thief with 'long history of dishonesty' jailed

    AN ALCOHOL thief has been jailed for his latest offence. Ronnie Davies took vodka from Sainsbury’s in Littlehampton. He appeared before Worthing Magistrates’ Court where he admitted the theft and breaching a conditional discharge for previous

  • Sod Christmas, here’s to the Year of the Rat

    MY FLATMATE summed up Christmas perfectly. “It sucks,” she said. “Why does anyone bother with it?” We are now entering the so-called festive season and it is an absolute nightmare of which I intend to play no part whatsoever. Call me Scrooge but

  • Woman jailed after being caught dealing drugs

    A DRUG dealer has been jailed for 34-months after she pleaded guilty to possessing crack cocaine and heroin, with intent to supply. Sharon Anne Gould, 38, unemployed, of Eversfield Place, St Leonards-on-Sea, was arrested on 30 April this year after

  • More of your bad parking pictures from around Brighton

    DRIVERS who just can’t park their cars correctly continue to amaze our readers – and this time, the examples of bad parking are even worse than before. Take a look through some of the previous examples you sent us here Our readers were

  • Bruno puts fans in the picture about Albion's new approach

    Bruno is no stranger to Instagram. He occasionally posted after a game as a player. There are one or two off-field snaps and videos there too, like the picture of his home-made paella or a clip of him bowling a bit of right-arm at his son on

  • A day to remember as the Duchess of Cornwall visits Sussex

    AN ESTEEMED visitor made one Royal Family fan’s dreams come true. Toby Gabbitas was thrilled to meet the Duchess of Cornwall as she opened a new facility at Chailey Heritage School. The school is an education and care services for children and

  • Potter: We haven't hit our max yet

    Graham Potter says there is a lot more to come from his Albion side. And he would love that progress to include a second successive win. Albion go to Aston Villa tomorrow with confidence high after a 3-0 success over Tottenham going into the

  • Battle grows over wireless technology

    A BATTLE is growing over 5G – fifth generation – wireless technology as business leaders push for a proper digital strategy and health campaigners urge caution. Conflicting aims for Brighton and Hove surfaced in two sets of official papers this

  • Check out these stunning pictures of Sussex as autumn sets in

    THE winner of our “changing seasons” Argus Camera Club competition has finally been announced. The winner is Mende Stojanovski, whose stunning picture of a multi-coloured tunnel of trees in Halnaker, near Chichester, impressed The Argus office.

  • Picture of the Day: Lewes Prison at sunset

    LEWES Prison at sunset by Argus Camera Club member Gerry Ure‎. For the chance to see your photo featured here, please email it to picture.desk@theargus.co.uk and include your name, address and some information about the picture. If you are

  • Sainsbury's ban sale of fireworks this year

    SUPERMARKET Sainsbury's will stop selling fireworks this year. The supermarket says it will carry no fireworks in any of its 2,300 branches this year after a review. The decision is based on a 'range of factors'. The move has been welcomed

  • Olive oil wars – shop told it can’t sell refills

    AN ethical supermarket has been rapped in an argument over olive oil. Sustainable supermarket Hisbe, in York Place, Brighton, had to apologise to its customers after it was told it could no longer sell the ingredient on tap. EU legislation

  • Compensation demands over noisy building work

    PEOPLE living in a block of flats who have put up with building works and now noisy student neighbours are demanding compensation. Alicia Mackie, a resident of Milner flats in Brighton, has sent an open letter to Brighton and Hove City Council

  • The PubSpy investigates: The View

    FIRST of all let me admit that this place isn’t really a pub. In fact I didn’t go there to do a review but I almost literally stumbled across it and as it had a good bar and nice food I felt it was worthy of passing on my experience. I was

  • Freeman steps down as Lewes boss

    Darren Freeman is stepping down as Lewes boss. The former Albion striker will take charge for the final time when Cray Wanderers visit the Dripping Pan tomorrow. Freeman has been working part-time for agency SportsTotal and is leaving to take

  • Potter says Albion will get it right with teen star

    Albion will do all they can to help teen star Aaron Connolly make it to the top. But head coach Graham Potter says the 19-year-old already has the level-headed approach – and the team-mates – to ensure he makes the most of his talent. Potter

  • Upset over Sky TV remote floral tribute: 'It was just awful'

    A GRIEVING daughter is demanding an apology for an “awful” floral tribute at her father’s funeral. TV lover Frederick Ernest Walter Bowles, who was so attached to the box it was “hard to get the remote out of his hand”, died aged 77 last month.

  • Thief stole nearly £1,000 worth of meat from supermarkets

    A MEAT thief has been jailed after pilfering nearly £1,000 worth of goods. Robert Cole targeted the Co-op store in Lewes Road, stealing lamb shops, steaks, chicken, beef joints, and chicken. The 34-year-old appeared at Brighton Magistrates’

  • Thief stole because he could not get benefits

    A BURGLAR broke into a coffee shop because he was unable to access benefits, it was claimed. Stephen Fidler and his pal Mark Kaid launched a smash and grab raid at the Trading Post Coffee Roasters in North Laine, Brighton. The “opportunist”