Davy Propper has admitted he should score more goals for Albion. The midfielder hit 22 in 89 appearances for PSV prior to moving to England. But he has netted just once for the Seagulls in 81 appearances. So far this season, the Dutchman
THE UK will revert back to Greenwich Mean Time this weekend. Clocks will set back on Sunday and people will be treated to an extra hour in bed. It will happen on Sunday at 2am and it marks the end of daylight savings time. When the clocks
A YOUNG backpacker has gone missing in Cambodia. Amelia Bambridge, from Worthing, was last seen by travelling companions in Koh Rong on Wednesday. UPDATES: Mother flies to Cambodia to join search party for missing daughter
A VEGAN fast food chain is rolling out a new range of vegan kebabs. What The Pitta in East street, Brighton, is introducing gyros – a Greek dish usually made from meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie. A spokeswoman for the chain said: “We are
A COFFEE chain has opened a new cafe on the site of a former off-licence. Costa Coffee will be opening its latest Brighton branch in Preston Road. A Costa Coffee spokeswoman said: “We’re delighted to confirm the opening of a brand new Costa Coffee
Alireza Jahanbakhsh has been praised for his efforts by his head coach. Graham Potter says he has been delighted by the Iran star’s attitude and approach. But that does not necessarily mean a place in the Seagulls’ matchday 18. Jahanbakhsh
Everton manager Marco Silva has demanded his side pick up their first away win of the season at the Amex. The Toffees have not won on the road since March. Silva said:"What we have been doing away is not good enough. "We have the quality
BRAZEN thieves raided a catering company and stole thousands of pounds worth of stock. The burglars took goods from the LSG Sky Chef warehouse in Faraday Road, Crawley. A staff pass was used to gain entry shortly after midnight on September 16
Fran Alonso doesn’t believe his old club Everton will be in trouble this season, but thinks they have underachieved so far. Alonso spent two years at Everton being the assistant for Ronald Koeman, David Unsworth and finally Sam Allardyce during
Albion Women’s captain Danielle Bowman thinks the club have the potential to go far in the future. Bowman has been with Albion since joining back in 2017 after Notts County folded and she talked about how far the club go with the support from above
Leandro Trossard has been tipped for a fantastic future with Albion in the Premier League. Whether that future starts from tomorrow remains to be seen as a decision is made on when to bring the talented Belgian back. Trossard is coming to the
THE row over plans to turn a primary school into an academy has taken another twist. A trade union has criticised the education trust which plans to become academy sponsor Moulsecoomb Primary in Brighton. The ability of New Horizons Academy Trust
A WRESTLER will make history tomorrow when he goes into the ring. Taxi driver Barry Cooper, from Whitehawk, Brighton, will make his 291st appearance for the Premier Wrestling Federation (PWF), which is equal to the current record set by former world
A MAYOR was urged to quit last night when a resident claimed her political post was a "conflict of interest". At a Brighton and Hove City Council meeting last night, Hove resident Nigel Furness said mayor Alexandra Phillips should "do the decent
A DISABLED man says he is left stuck in a nightmare because of cars parking over pavements in his town. Gordon Divall has been blind since 2009 and is paralysed from the neck down after a road accident in Shoreham. The former asbestos removals
THE effects of climate change are already beginning to set in. This year the UK had its hottest day in history when the mercury reached 38.7C in Cambridge on July 29. But halfway across the world in Central America, Brighton born-and-bred photographer
Aaron Mooy has been hailed as “a great lad” as he prepares to serve a painful one-match ban. The midfielder will sit out tomorrow’s game against Everton. Mooy produced his best performance yet for the Seagulls last time at the Amex when Tottenham
A FOOTBALL team has left dozens of sweet treats across the county to be found by unsuspecting passersby. Sands United FC carried out the “random acts of kindness” in memory of children who have died. The team is made up of fathers who have
THOUGH Brexit seems to have divided our country, I always like to think there is one place where we can all sit together around a table and forget about it all. That place, of course, is Spoons. It is hard to think of a place that better represents
A 91-YEAR-old man has denied disobeying a police condition during a demonstration as Extinction Rebellion activists sought to blockade the Port of Dover. John Lynes walked with a cane as he appeared before a judge on Wednesday charged in connection
Graham Potter has urged Albion not to be the nearly men of the Premier League. The Seagulls aim to make up for points which got away at Aston Villa, and in other fixtures, when they host Everton tomorrow. It is the first of two successive home
A TEEN who terrorised shoppers and motorists riding dangerously on a bike asked his mum to pay his fine in court. Keith Mujuru performed a wheelie on his bicycle and rode directly into oncoming traffic in Brighton with a gang of other youths.
THE school curriculum will shrink and teachers will face “burnout” due to “savage” budget cuts, campaigners say. Schools across the city united yesterday to demand the Government provide more funding to support children’s education. Teachers,
SUNRISE from Devil's Dyke by Argus Camera Club member Hass Zerrouk. For a chance to see your photo featured here, join the camera club by visiting facebook.com/groups/cameraclubargus.
A NURSE has endured sleepless nights for two years because of a noisy manhole cover on a busy road outside her house. Colette Edwards has been imploring Southern Water to fix the drain since 2017 – but has been left frustrated by a lack of action
JUST when you thought Brighton council’s obvious inefficiency with public funds could not get any worse, it is reported roadworks valued at £140,000 have been spent at the top of the Old Steine when the roundabout is due to be replaced? (The Argus
DIRK Campbell’s campaign to get his daughter’s body home from Syria is simply heartbreaking. It is shameful that 18 months on from Lewes-born Anna Campbell’s death in the city of Afrin, the British and Turkish governments have done nothing to bring
POLICE are appealing to readers of The Argus for help finding wanted suspects around Sussex. Johnny Glasheen Glasheen, 36, from Worthing is wanted on recall to prison. He is white, 5 8", of average build and with short brown hair.
NORTH Street has been revealed as the most dangerous road in the city, again. An Argus investigation today lists the 100 most crime-ridden streets in Brighton and Hove. Police figures show which parts of the city have the highest number of
