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  • Man charged with terrifying flat burglary

    Police have arrested and charged a man with committing a burglary at a flat in Hove. Linval Thomas, 50, of Kings Mews, Hove, was detained on Friday and charged with carrying out the burglary at the flat 11 September. The woman victim woke up

  • Strictly's Saffron Barker shocked as family home is burgled

    STRICTLY Come Dancing star Saffron Barker has revealed she was burgled. The Woodingdean online star took to social media to tell her followers how her family home was broken into while they slept. She said: “It’s been a very stressful morning

  • Inside the new Sussex spa that's been rated one of the best

    A SPA has been crowned one of the best in the country. The Spa at South Lodge in Horsham was named the best new spa of 2019 at the Good Spa Guide Awards. The honours included a range of categories, from best urban spa to best spa for customer

  • Woman faces deportation after kicking and spitting at police

    A WOMAN faces deportation after attacking a young woman, then kicking and spitting at police. Kornela Pierzga was found guilty of the assault on the young woman in Bognor this summer. The 34-year-old from Poland also attacked an officer at the

  • Raw sewage bubbles out of manholes after deluge of rain

    RAW sewage has been bubbling up from manholes after heavy rain. Environment campaigners fear outdated sewage systems could mean parts of Sussex are overwhelmed with dirty floodwater. During this week’s heavy rain, raw sewage has been seen escaping

  • Three arrests after woman found unconscious in flats

    EMERGENCY services sealed off a block of flats after a woman was found unconscious. Police officers went to the block in Ashton Rise, Brighton, after 11.30am today. They remained at the scene while a patient was taken into an ambulance from

  • Signalling fault causes train delays out of Brighton station

    COMMUTERS have been hit with train delays due to a signalling fault. Southern Rail announced all services are running at a reduced speed from Haywards Heath to Brighton because of a technical error. Network Rail engineers are currently investigating

  • National park spends £300,000 on metal signs

    NEW signs costing £10,000 each have been approved by planners. South Downs National Park wants to install the signs at 31 locations. It follows a pilot scheme in which 19 of the handcrafted wood and iron signs were installed at key entry points

  • Cioffi says his players did not deserve boos

    Gabriele Cioffi says his Crawley team did not deserve to be booed after drawing at home to Morecambe. But a run of one win in ten League Two games is causing concern among Reds fans. Crawley looked set to bring in three points when Bez Lubala

  • Brighton and Hove's sports stars up for awards

    SPORTS stars from across the county are being honoured for their achievements. Active Sussex has announced the shortlist of finalists for this years’ Sussex Sports Awards. The winners will be announced at a star-studded ceremony at the Hilton

  • Fan says football club saved his life by giving him a job

    A CRAWLEY Town FC fan of 42 years says the club saved his life by giving him a job. Gavin Green was unemployed and had been rejected from more than 4,000 jobs. One night, the 52-year-old posted on Twitter about having suicidal thoughts.

  • Footballers face bans for abusing referees

    ABUSIVE footballers are facing bans after “disgusting” attacks on referees during Sunday league matches. The Sussex Sunday Football League posted about incidents where a player reportedly spat in a referee’s face during one game, while another was

  • Hotshot Lea: Long range goals are my speciality

    Lea Le Garrec has added her own special strike to the list of golden goals at the Amex. The Albion playmaker guided home a shot from 25 yards as Hope Powell’s side beat Birmingham City 3-0 before more than 4,000 fans in Barclays FA WSL. Le

  • Albion keep fingers crossed for proud Duffy

    Albion will have their fingers crossed for Shane Duffy as he leads his national team into battle. The Seagulls centre-back has spoken of his pride in captaining the Republic of Ireland in their decisive Euro 2020 qualifier against Denmark tonight

  • Rare leatherback turtle spotted off coast of Brighton

    A LEATHERBACK turtle has been spotted in the sea off Brighton. The world’s largest turtle was seen paddling around the Rampion windfarm last month. Wildlife experts said the sighting was incredible rare. The reptiles are only occasionally

  • Taxi drivers caught ignoring rules over a new rank location

    COUNCIL chiefs say they will step up patrols to stop drivers ignoring the rules over a new taxi rank location. Cabbies were told to switch to a new site behind Brighton Railway Station last week as part of plans to transform the foyer at the front

  • Boundary Festival seeks permission for new site

    THE organisers of a dance music festival want to come back to Brighton but have asked for a new site away from a helicopter landing area. Land Beyond took place in East Brighton Park last summer but the first day of the weekender was a write-off

  • Rare chance to own a beach hut on the seafront - 8 for sale

    NOSTALGIA for the bucket and spade image of the British seaside has seen the popularity of the humble beach hut soar. Some now sell for more than you would pay for a house in parts of the country. Unusually there are currently eight huts listed

  • I thought I couldn't get HIV while going through menopause

    A WOMAN diagnosed with HIV while going through the menopause has urged older women to take precautions and get tested. Mother-of-one Sue Mason, 60, caught the virus after she started dating again following her divorce. There has been a five-fold