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  • Boy, 7, in life threatening condition after crash

    A BOY has been taken to hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries following a crash. The collision happened in Salvington Road, Durrington, at 4.12pm. A spokesman for Adur and Worthing Police said: “We’re currently responding to a

  • 'No f***ing parking in front of the shop' says fed-up owner

    A FED up restaurant owner has attached a 'F*** off' sign in the window to stop people parking outside. A customer contacted The Argus saying the sign appeared at Grilled Peri Peri in Seaside Road, Eastbourne today. He said: "The sign has unacceptable

  • Popular restaurant Hixon Green announces new venue

    HIXON Green has acquired a new site. The New York-style café and wine bar will take over the former Aqua Restaurant in Lewes. Hixon Green’s primary operation is in Church Road, Hove, and the brand plans to expand further. A spokesman said

  • Man arrested and bailed over graveyard rape

    A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of raping a woman in Hove. Detectives have been investigating after a 55-year-old woman was reported to have been raped in the graveyard at St Andrew's Church, next to the Tesco superstore on Church Road, Hove

  • Respects paid to those who have died at war

    A SERVICE and blessing took place in the Garden of Remembrance at Woodvale Crematorium this morning. The mayor, veterans and members of the armed forces gathered at 11am to pay their respects to those who have died in the two world wars and conflicts

  • Gas leak leads to long delays and emergency diversions

    A GAS leak is causing delays on the roads. Emergency roadworks have been set up at the junction of Dyke Road and Upper Drive. Buses are being diverted via Old Shoreham Road, Shirely Drive and Woodruff Avenue in both directions.

  • Fire crews called to blaze at home in city

    FIRE crews have battled a blaze in a roof in a residential street. Crews from Brighton and Hove used two hoses to extinguish the flames at a house in Applesham Avenue, Hove. East Sussex Fire and Rescue were called out just after midday and

  • Concerns for welfare of missing teenager spotted in Brighton

    THERE are concerns for the welfare of a 17-year-old. Elliot Ben-Sellem is missing from Northampton but was last seen in Brighton on the morning of Wednesday. Elliott is white, 6’ 2” and with short brown hair. He was last seen wearing black

  • Taj the Grocer undergoes huge transformation

    TAJ the Grocer stocks everything from vegan mayonnaise to metre-long Rohu fish. It’s been a fixture of Brighton's Western Road since 2005, when brothers Shahid and Amir Khan helped expand the small grocery store their father set up in 1965.

  • Race track to swap racing cars for pedal power

    GOODWOOD will swap roaring cars for the whirl of bicycles. The motor circuit is inviting people to get active with the launch of a new cycling initiative this Sunday and then they will be welcomed back twice a week. It will not be the first

  • Roundup of remembrance services in Sussex

    THERE are dozens of Remembrance Day services being held across the county this weekend and on Armistice Day. Here are some of the events being held to commemorate the two world wars and conflicts since. Commemorations around the county, all

  • Sussex prospect Clark signs first pro deal

    Tom Clark has signed his first professional contract with Sussex. The England under-19s batsman becomes the tenth pathway graduate in the current men’s squad. Clark, 18, made his first-class debut in Sussex’s Specsavers County Championship

  • Looking back at Brighton's blue plaques

    FOR the last few years, blue plaques have popped up all over Sussex celebrating famous residents of cities, towns, and villages. Here we look back at the many times these pieces of history have been unveiled. Do you recognise any of these famous

  • Racing column: McGrue lands Plumpton prize

    We had a superb fixture here at Plumpton on Monday, with 66 runners descending on our hallowed turf on what was a wet but wonderful day for jumps racing. Despite the conditions we had a great crowd and a vibrant atmosphere to cheer home some great

  • Ultimate 80s throwback night to hit Brighton with live show

    THE ultimate throwback night is coming to Brighton. For one night only on Friday, November 29, fans of the 1980s will be able to don their legwarmers and travel back in time to sing along to popular anthems at the Theatre Royal with 80s Live!

  • The Girl on the Train review – on the right track

    Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne To Saturday, November 9 A TALENTED cast, headed by charismatic Samantha Womack, keeps the audience on the edge of their seats in off-beat mystery thriller The Girl On The Train. But Paula Hawkins’ 2015

  • Lewes Bonfire numbers down – and so is pub trade

    PEOPLE in Lewes say numbers at the annual bonfire celebrations were down dramatically this year – and pub landlords blamed travel restrictions for a dip in business. Some in the town said there were roughly half as many people at the bonfire as

  • This is why painted pebbles have been hidden across the city

    PAINTED pebbles are being hidden for people to find in a bid to “brighten their day”. In a project to promote mental health, people are being invited to paint rocks with positive and uplifting messages and hide them for others to find. Occupational

  • Young chef battles culinary creme for TV title

    A CHEF has stunned judges in his debut appearance on Masterchef: The Professionals. Freddie Innes is a 25-year-old senior sous chef at Ockenden Manor restaurant in Turners Hill, Sussex. He competed on the show for the first time this week,

  • Picture of the Day: The Moon from Hove Plinth

    JACK Rowan took this picture of the moon at Hove Plinth. 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 a keen

  • Potter backs Jahanbakhsh to keep fighting for a place

    GRAHAM POTTER expects Alireza Jahanbakhsh to keep battling for his Albion place. The Iran winger has yet to play a Premier League minute this season and is expected to again be out of the 18 when Seagulls go to Manchester United on Sunday.

  • My daughter’s death was ‘preventable’ says mum

    A MOTHER broke down in tears as she told an inquest the death of her “vulnerable” daughter at a private psychiatric hospital was “preventable”. Katharine Stamp, 30, who had suffered from health problems since she was a teenager, was found dead

  • Woman, 26, with 40HH breasts fundraising for reduction

    A WOMAN is trying to raise money to reduce her 40HH boobs which “grew overnight” after years of facing lewd comments. Helen Christie, 26, is desperately trying to raise £3,000 for the private operation to take her chest down to a B or C cup.

  • Man paralysed after eating undercooked chicken

    A KEEN windsurfer was paralysed from the neck down after eating undercooked chicken. Richard Jackson lost the use of his arms and struggled to swallow as his condition deteriorated. Doctors were baffled when Richard, from Portslade, was admitted