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  • Hit and miss as Albion exit Conti Cup

    Albion are out of the Conti Cup after a tale of two penalties at Manchester United. The Seagulls went down 2-1 in the quarter-finals. Ini Umotong hit the bar with a penalty in the second half when they were 1-0 down. Kayleigh Green, having

  • Tilley completes move to Grimsby

    Albion under-23s striker James Tilley has completed this move to Grimsby Town. He has agreed a one-and-a-half year deal with the League Two outfit. Albion under-23s coach Simon Rusk said: “James has been at the club a long time and he has always

  • Woman injured after being 'run over' at crossing

    A WOMAN had to be treated by paramedics as a busy road was closed. It was reported that she had been run over at a crossing in Blatchington Road, Hove at 3pm today. Emergency services closed the road. Witnesses said the woman was treated

  • Council snaps up city centre building in multi-million deal

    A PROMINENT office block in the city centre has been bought by the council. Lyndean House in Queen’s Road, Brighton, had been on the market with agent Knight Frank. It has more than 16,500sqft of office and retail space on the road leading from

  • Homes raided as police bid to smash drugs gangs

    A NEW police squad swooped in to smash drugs gangs by carrying out a series of raids. The Tactical Enforcement Unit targeted an address in Donald Hall Road, Brighton, smashing through the front door. A 41-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman

  • Police chase man who tried to escape by hiding under a car

    A MAN who hid underneath a car to try and escape police has been given a suspended sentence. Patrick McCabe was asleep in the back of his car at a petrol pump at a service station in Copthorne Common Road, Copthorne, Worthing around 8.40am on Thursday

  • Your best pictures of Storm Brendan

    OUR Argus Camera Club members braved the wind and waves as Storm Brendan battered Sussex this week. But their hard work was not for nothing - they took some stunning photos of the wild weather. Though the storm has now wound down, it continued

  • Suspect chased through streets after city centre incident

    POLICE launched a manhunt after a suspect fled from security guards. Officers were called to Western Road, Brighton, and witnesses saw a man sprinting away from them. The incident is believed to have happened between the Cex shop and Caffe

  • Ask Italian fined over lack of lobster in posh dish

    A HIGH street restaurant chain has been fined £40,000 for misleading customers by selling a lobster dish that was made largely of white fish. ASK Italian, which has several restaurants across Sussex, described its £14.95 Aragosta e Gamberoni dish

  • LETTER: Tribute to Nick Emmott who died suddenly

    AS A family we have been saddened hearing of Nick Emmott’s death. We first got to know Nick and his family when the owned the Les Deux Garçons in Horsham. Our son worked for him when he was just starting out on his career path. It was a

  • Kayal back at Albion after loan deal is cut short

    Beram Kayal is back with Albion after his loan deal at Charlton was cut short. The Israel international’s season-long arrangement was terminated by mutual consent. He has not featured for the Addicks since early November and recently underwent

  • Seven charged over 'card cloning fraud' with 70 victims

    SEVEN men have been charged over an alleged fraud where dozens of people had their driving licences and credit cards cloned. Police believe that more than 70 victims across seven counties were targeted between September 2017 and August 2018.

  • New look at rules on shared homes

    PROPERTY owners could find it harder to turn family homes into shared houses if a rule change is approved this week. The move is a response to the spread of shared houses – also known as houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) – beyond the areas closest

  • Police appeal for public's help to identify body

    POLICE are appealing for the public’s help to identify a woman who was found dead on Eastbourne beach. The body of a woman was discovered at 7.47am on Tuesday in the groyne area directly in front of the Beach Deck Restaurant, Royal Parade, near

  • RuPaul’s Drag Race winner announces Brighton show

    FANS of RuPaul’s Drag Race are in for a treat this March, when season nine champion Sasha Velour sashays into town. Brighton is just one of nine cities in the UK that the drag queen will perform her critically acclaimed “one-queen show” Smoke And

  • Man’s body pulled from water by emergency services

    A MAN'S body has been discovered in the sea. Police were called to the seafront in Rustington to a report of a body in the water. Officers responded at 2pm on Monday. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. The circumstances of this

  • Brighton MP reveals who he is backing to be Labour leader

    A LABOUR MP has revealed who he is backing in the party leadership contest. Brighton Kemptown MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle said on Twitter he was backing shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey to be the next party leader. He said the party

  • Connolly thanks her teammates Rafferty and Whelan

    Megan Connolly is grateful to Laura Rafferty and Fern Whelan helped her get through the tough period of being out with injury. The 22-year-old midfielder missed four games in November with a muscle injury. Connolly praised fellow players Rafferty

  • Powell says Albion will take cup run game by game

    Hope Powell says Albion will take it one game at a time in the Conti Cup as they prepare to take on Manchester United in the quarter-finals. Albion have beaten teams like Arsenal to finish second in Group B and secure their place in the latter

  • Amazing moment gran sees wedding in colour at last

    A GRANDMOTHER was overcome by a touching present from her grandson. Gary Sallis, from Brighton, handed 93-year-old Betty Sallis a re-colourised photo of her wedding day – and she was so moved she cried. Her husband Frank Pilby died 19 years

  • Asda is to close its in-store meat and fish counters

    ASDA said it will close its in-store meat and fish counters and replace them with something completely different. The spaces left by these closing sections will be used for "ready-to-eat" counters - and Asda has revealed it plans to sell "food

  • Multi-million pound bill to prevent potholes

    ALMOST £9 million was spent preventing potholes in West Sussex last year. The county council highways team repaired 18,514 potholes in 2019 – an average of about 350 every week. The council spent £8.9 million treating 806,000 sqm of carriageway

  • Injuries starting to pile up for Albion rivals

    Albion head into a vital period of fixtures in decent shape in terms of injuries. At the moment the only players, who are out for an extended period are Dan Burn and Jose Izquierdo. But teams in and around them are not faring as well - and

  • 'Severe delays' of almost 30 minutes on A27 after crash

    A CRASH is causing "severe delays" on a busy road. The collision on the A27 earlier this morning has resulted in queuing traffic. The incident was first reported shortly before 9.30am. An AA spokesman said: "The road is partially blocked

  • Brand spanking new uniform for fire crews

    FIREFIGHTERS are wearing new kit. The fresh outfit for the 500 uniformed fire officers in West Sussex retains the service’s traditional yellow fire tunics and leggings, but now includes a lightweight high-vis rescue jacket to wear at the scene of

  • Councillor concerned over ‘withheld information’

    AN INTERNAL audit failed to address key issues including concerns about lack of transparency in the council decision-making process, according to the councillor who called for it. Conservative Lee Wares asked for auditors to look into the way decisions

  • Can YOU give one of the UK's most unwanted cats a home?

    AN ANIMAL charity is appealing for people to house an unwanted cat. Cats Protection said Smudge, from Haywards, Heath, pictured right, is desperate for a new home. It said: “Eleven-year-old black and white cat Smudge is still a kitten at heart

  • Mum and young son found safe after frantic 48-hour search

    A MISSING woman and her son have been found safe. Police were extremely concerned for Crystal Ayres, 33, and her seven-year-old son Elijah yesterday after the pair went missing and were believed to be travelling by train. Officers said they

  • Primary School rated 'good' by Ofsted

    A PRIMARY school has been rated “good” after an inspection by Ofsted. Woodingdean Primary School in Warren Road, Brighton, was given the second highest rating following a visit from inspectors on November 28 and 29. They found pupils enjoyed

  • Motorist rescued in flood as Storm Brendan causes chaos

    STORM Brendan has caused chaos during the night. The bad weather has affected air, rail and road travel due to high winds and heavy rain. One person was trapped in a vehicle in floodwater in Lickfold in West Sussex, and had to be rescued by

  • Road blocked due to fallen tree

    A ROAD has been blocked by a fallen tree. Traffic is being affected on the A273 in Isaac's Lane from both directions as a tree fell during the night between the B2036 London Road towards Burgess Hill and the A272 towards Haywards Heath. A spokesman

  • Albion want to get more from Trossard

    Albion want to get more from Leandro Trossard as they look to increase their goal return. And that starts with the Belgian making the most of the openings he is created. Trossard has blown hot and cold since returning to the starting XI after

  • Mother died taking party drug weeks after baby's birth

    A YOUNG mother died weeks after giving birth after taking the party drug GHB. Shannon Cunningham, 24, was found unconscious in bed at her home in Clarendon Road, Hove, by her partner Alex Holgrem. She had given birth to a baby boy – who had

  • We must protect the Downs and the Weald

    THE South Downs were in danger of being developed until a century ago when far-seeing folk took steps to preserve them. Councils such as Brighton and Eastbourne bought large tracts and the Society of Sussex Downsmen (now the Friends of the South

  • Man charged with assault after incident in house

    A MAN has been charged with assault after an incident at a house. Connor Attridge has been charged with three counts of assault, criminal damage, possession of an offensive weapon and possession of a Class A drug (cocaine) in connection with the

  • 'Racism row' at Nando's as woman admits abuse during argument

    A WOMAN appeared in court after an alleged racism row broke out at a restaurant. Nicola Daltrey, 43, had gone to Nando’s in Brighton with her mother and had been shown to a table. Daltrey got into a heated argument with a woman inside and admitted

  • Concern over planned rise in parking fees

    THE cost of on-street parking looks set to increase for the first time in more than a decade. East Sussex County Council wants to encourage “more sustainable travel choices”. On Monday, its lead member for transport Claire Dowling will consider

  • Demolition begins behind Kings House

    WITH a crunch of concrete and sparks flying from grating metal, workers began demolishing a block behind Kings House in Hove yesterday. On Tuesday morning, a high-reach excavator with steel claws pulled down chunks of rubble, razing the facade

  • LETTER: Putting up parking charges is wrong

    I READ with concern the article in The Argus (Jan 3) concerning plans to increase parking fees. I am a private landlord operating within the city and likely to face an increase in trader permits from £700 to £800 per year. It is suggested that

  • Lottery winner Steve Thompson still working as a builder

    EUROMILLIONS jackpot winner Steve Thompson is still working hard as a builder two months later. The 42-year-old, who won £105million, this week installed a new front door and double-glazed windows at a property near his three-bedroom home in Selsey