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  • Parents' emotional tribute to murdered son

    THE PARENTS of a murdered 24-year-old have paid tribute to their son, saying “his guardian angel sadly lost sight of him” on the night he was killed. Billy Henham, from Henfield, was found dead in a building in Brighton’s North Street on January

  • Families protest over plans to close their schools

    FAMILIES campaigned outside meeting to try to stop their schools being closed. West Sussex County Council has been asked to drop plans to close one school, postpone plans to close a second and explore academy options for a third. Members of the

  • Teenager arrested for theft outside Topshop

    A TEENAGE girl has been arrested on suspicion of theft. Dramatic pictures from the scene show the girl being handcuffed and escorted down the street by at least five officers. Sussex Police were called to Topshop, in Brighton’s West Street

  • Concern for missing man last seen by his wife

    POLICE said they are concerned for the welfare of Paul Bickmore, 38, missing from Uckfield. Paul has last seen by his wife on Friday morning shortly after 8am when he left their home in his silver Citroen. Officers believe he may have ties

  • Does this tiny Sussex village have the UK's best pub?

    THE tiny village of Tillington has just one church, one village hall, and one pub. But the inn is among the best in Britain according to this year’s Good Pubs Guide. The Horse Guards Inn has been open in the sleepy South Downs hamlet for 12

  • Emergency services attend 'serious collision' closes A259

    THE A259 has been closed after a "serious collision". Police, ambulance and fire crews are on the scene of the incident. A fire service spokesman said: "The A259 Marsh Road, at the junction with the Lamb Inn, is closed. "It is a serious

  • Café Rouge in Brighton is closing down this month

    A CITY centre restaurant is closing down this month. Café Rouge in Prince Albert Street, Brighton, will close on January 19. No reason has been given for the closure. A source said staff had not been given advanced notice. A spokesperson

  • Historic building's modern windows can stay

    A REVAMPED building in central Brighton can keep its new windows even though they are out of keeping with the conservation area. Councillors were advised to refuse planning permission as the The Lace House in Old Steine is within the Valley Gardens

  • The best comedy shows coming to Brighton in 2020

    IN NEED of some belly laughs? With an epic array of stand up and comedy events lined up, we’ve got you sorted. A huge programme of events are taking place at venues around Brighton over the coming months, but here’s just eight we’re sure you

  • Arrests made over burglary after people seen inside house

    A PASSERBY quickly called police after spotting suspicious activity inside a house. They saw two people in a property in Aglaia Road, Worthing, at 2.10am on Monday. Officers attended the scene and conducted a search of the area. Two men were

  • Potter: Why it's not all about signing new players

    It was the Graham Potter answer which took a few people by surprise. The observation which might leave fans wondering what will happen between now and close of business on January 31. Albion’s head coach was at the top table for his weekly

  • Jacob Rees-Mogg announces extra month's holiday for MPs

    MPS are to be given an extra month's holiday this year compared to 2019, the most days of downtime since Brexit took over the parliamentary agenda. The Commons will be in recess for 64 working days this year – not including conference season and

  • Looking back over Nick Cave's stellar career

    BRIGHTON resident Nick Cave has lived in the city for several years and recorded some of his best music during that time. He has also supported several notable causes and last year released acclaimed album Ghosteen. He also made a guest appearance

  • PubSpy investigates: The Smuggler's Rest

    WHEN the PubSpy read in The Argus about the huge refurbishment at The Smuggler’s Rest in Peacehaven in piqued his interest. But the place had not impressed him last time so the question was, would it pass the test this time after having a spruce up

  • Albion braced for Everton backlash

    Albion are on guard for an Everton backlash. The Seagulls expect home fans to be right behind their side at Goodison Park tomorrow. Defeat to a young Liverpool side in the FA Cup has led to a furious reaction among the blue half of Merseyside

  • Beer garden could be lost at popular pub

    CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save a Brighton pub were left frustrated when planners approved new flats and made plans to build on the garden. Two existing flats above the Dyke Alehouse and Kitchen in Dyke Road can now be remodelled into three flats after

  • Albion boss Powell says VAR would not be money well spent

    Hope Powell says VAR should not come into the women’s game and money would be better spent elsewhere. Manchester United Casey Stoney is against video refs being introduced, saying money could be put to better use, and Albion boss Powell agrees

  • Potter in no rush to do Mooy deal

    Graham Potter says he has no concerns about Albion biding their time over Aaron Mooy. The midfielder is on loan from Huddersfield Town until the end of the season at which point he is likely to move on. Albion cannot lose his loan services

  • Party poopers! Council could ban BALLOONS at public events

    A COUNCIL plans to ban releasing balloons at public events. Brighton and Hove City Council has proposed banning the release of “sky litter” like paper lanterns and balloons at events on council-owned land. It said “sky litter” had a damaging

  • Letter: So much of our heritage has not been protected

    THE somewhat dramatic headline in respect of theft of lead and copper from Madeira Terrace roofs (The Argus, January 3), reiterated in your comment “It’s a crime against the city” should really be directed at Brighton Borough Council. Brighton

  • Column: The Duke and Duchess will become an irrelevance

    I AM somewhat ambivalent when it comes to the Royal family but Prince Charles has always come across as a decent sort. Unfortunately our future king will be as old as Methuselah by the time he accedes to the throne, but never the mind. Like most

  • Names and faces of Sussex's 4 most wanted

    POLICE are appealing to readers of The Argus for help finding wanted suspects around Sussex. Anton Reynolds Anton Reynolds, 27, is described as black, 5' 8", with long dark black Afro-style hair. He may be wearing a grey tracksuit top