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• Elsie Louise Lesley Leach

  LEACH Elsie Louise Lesley Passed away peacefully on Friday 15th November 2019, aged 94 years. Will be sadly missed by all family and friends. Funeral Service at Woodvale Crematorium (North Chapel), Lewes Road, Brighton on Monday 9th December 2019 at…

• Ian Roderick Louis Stephens

  STEPHENS IAN RODERICK LOUIS MPS Peacefully on the 15th November 2019 aged 86 years. Beloved husband of Teresa, father to Mary, Felicity and Julian and greatly missed by all his family and friends. Member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great…

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  George Wells

  WELLS GEORGE Passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday 19th November 2019. Much loved husband of Beryl, father to Stephen, daughter in law Kim, step father to Tracey, Paul and Ian, and partner's Howard and Steph, grandchildren Sam, Tiffany, Laura,…

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  Man, 20, dies after hit-and-run crash on seafront road

  A MURDER investigation has been launched after a man who was struck by a car on a seafront road died from his injuries.

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  Albion at home in FA Cup third round

  ALBION have a home draw against Championship side Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup third round.

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  Police confirm seafront road will be closed ALL DAY after hit and run

  POLICE have said the seafront road will most likely be closed all day after a hit and run.

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  Should Trossard start - or is he best off bench?

  Did Leandro Trossard state his case to start at the Emirates with his efforts as substitute at Anfield?

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  Albion Analysis: Belief is key - and Anfield showing can help

  Liverpool 2 Albion 1

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  Locals are impressed but that was little consolation to Potter

  The question, or rather statement inviting a reply, almost never came.

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  Connolly will learn from his tussle with Van Dijk

  Aaron Connolly says it can only help him as a player to go up against defenders such as Virgil van Dijk.

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  Van Dijk impressed but not suprised by Albion's quality

  Two-goal Virgil van Dijk was impressed but not surprised by Albion.

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  Potter wants Albion to take inspiration from Albion's Anfield display

  Graham Potter wants Albion to be inspired by the fright they gave Anfield.

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  Crawley Town part company with head coach Gabriele Cioffi

  Gabriele Cioffi has left his position as Crawley Town head coach by mutual consent.

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  Radulovic urged to build on his goals

  In-form Bojan Radulovic has been told to enjoy his goals - and keep working at his game.

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  Umotong delighted to be up and running

  Ini Umotong hopes she has kick-started her season with a first league goal since January.

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  Fans turn up heat on Cioffi as Reds exit FA Cup

  Crawley 1, Fleetwood 2

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  Body found inside car at B&Q after fire

  A BODY has been found inside car which was on fire in a B&Q car park.

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  New Lidl set to open its doors next Thursday

  A NEW supermarket will open its doors on the day of the General Election.

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  Attempted murder arrest as police probe suspected hit and run

  A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder as three young men remain in hospital with serious injuries.

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  No trains running on railway line today due to fault... the day after 'major upgrade' is completed

  NO TRAINS are running on a railway line the day after works were finished to upgrade it.

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  Met Office responds to claims there will be blizzards in the UK on Christmas Day

  THE Met Office has responded to claims the UK is set to face the "coldest winter in 100 years".

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  Van smashes into lamp post after driver failed to clear windscreen of ice

  A VAN smashed head-on into a lampost after the driver failed to clear the ice from their windscreen.

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  Man admits defrauding insurance company of thousands of pounds

  A man who worked for an insurance company admitted defrauding of it more than £96,000.

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  New wall mural in city centre angers conservationists

  A PAINTING of a pot of vegan ice cream on a wall has angered conservationists.

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  Pret branch closed in Brighton after flooding

  A BRANCH of Pret has been closed in Brighton after flooding.

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  Busy weekend for police as force reveals how many arrests were made in city

  A POLICE force has revealed how many arrests were made during a busy weekend.

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  Lend a paw to help dogs living on Brighton's streets

  A DOG walker is helping out man’s best friends who have fallen on hard times.

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  Do you know the 13 unwritten rules of the roads?

  THE raised hand of thanks, getting in the correct lane and forming orderly queues at rush hour are among Britain’s most common unofficial traffic regulations.

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  Fire crews called to fire and cat stuck behind washing machine

  FIRE crews fought a car fire and rescued a cat in an eventful 24 hours.

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  Top floor of double decker school bus destroyed after crashing into bridge

  THE roof of a double decker school bus collapsed after an "accident" near a bridge.

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  The new rules which mean your card could be declined for no reason

  NEW rules being introduced to crack down on fraud could lead to your card being declined more frequently - even if there are funds in your account.

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  Sussex observes one minute silence for those affected by London Bridge attack

  PEOPLE across the county observed a one minute silence today for those affected by the London Bridge attack last week.

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  Six stories you may have missed over the weekend in Brighton

  IF YOU were busy over the weekend, here's our round-up of some of the stories and events you may have missed.

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  Hammer murderer, killer driver, and a paedophile among those jailed in November

  A HAMMER murderer and a killer driver were among those jailed in November.

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  'There just aren't enough parking spaces' - Residents hit out at plans for 800 new homes in Hove

  RESIDENTS have hit out at plans to build 800 new homes on their doorstep - without any parking spaces.

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  Severe delays after crash on A27

  THERE are severe delays after a two-car crash on the A27.

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  Gatwick airport to lose 600,000 passengers because of Thomas Cook collapse

  GATWICK airport is set to lose more than half-a-million passengers this financial year because of the collapse of Thomas Cook.

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  Tories to blame for flooding at Cuckmere Haven says Lib Dem candidate

  LEWES Lib Dems have accused the Conservatives of failing to protect land from flooding.

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  Delays in court as heating system fails

  BARRISTERS and court staff have felt the chill after the heating system reportedly broke down.

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  New gallery opens with 20th century masters

  A NEW commercial gallery has opened, stocked with artworks by “20th century masters” like Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Salvador Dali and Henry Moore.

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  Looking back at previous AIDS day memorial events

  WORLD AIDS Day takes place on December 1 each year.

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  'She's had a hard life' - Woman celebrates turning 100

  A WOMAN has celebrated her 100th birthday.

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  Customer shocked after being called a 'c**t' by cafe following complaint

  A CUSTOMER was “taken aback” when he was sworn at after criticising the service.

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  Thousands of items donated to homeless after campaign

  MORE than 2,000 coats have been donated to the homeless after a campaign.

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  Climate rebels take a dip in the sea to highlight climate change

  EXTINCTION Rebellion took the plunge into the icy cold December sea.

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  City centre college told it 'requires improvement'

  INSPECTORS were left unsatisfied after a recent visit to a college.

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  Demolition of seafront hotel delayed amid safety concerns

  PLANS to knock down part of a fire damaged hotel have been delayed while further structural assessments are made.

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  Bonnie Tyler records song to support homeless ahead of Hove fundraiser

  SINGER Bonnie Tyler is supporting an event to support homeless people.

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  RECAP: Seafront locked down after car mows down three people during brawl

  TWO men were last night fighting for their lives after being mown down on the seafront.

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  LETTER: We need to provide more homes for the homeless

  READING Spotlight Argus we had another reminder of the homelessness problem. As the commentators state, it is a complex issue.

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  Seafront road still closed after hit and run as police rule out terror motive

  A SEAFRONT road remains closed as police continue to investigate a suspected hit and run.

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  Review to be being held after massive waste site fires

  CHECKS will be made to find out if a household waste depot is in the right place after two fires in a year.

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  LETTER: Park and ride is not the answer

  IT HAS been positive to see the coverage in the Argus about the threat of climate change and its impact on our city: maps showing streets likely to be underwater; news on air quality, and on closing school streets to cars.

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