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  • IN MEMORIAM: Death notices in The Argus this week

    HERE are the death announcements carried in The Argus this week. Colin Hosker Colin Hosker We are sad to announce that Colin passed away peacefully at the family home he loved on 2nd February at the age of 83. He will be sorely missed as a

  • Pubs and bars can open for extra two hours to mark VE Day

    PUBS, clubs and bars will be able to open for an extra two hours to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day. Venues which are licensed to trade until 11pm, will be allowed keep serving until 1am on Friday May 8 and Saturday May 9. The order will

  • Road closed after van fire

    A ROAD is closed and buses are being diverted after a van fire. Sutherland Road, in Brighton is currently blocked as a result of a van fire. Brighton and Hove Buses said: "Due to a van fire on Sutherland Road our number 2 service is diverted

  • A27 CLOSED after young woman dies in accident

    A WOMAN has died after her car was in collision with a lamppost and crash barrier on the A27 outside Brighton. At 7.40am the car collided with a lamppost and then a crash barrier on the eastbound A27 at Patcham and the 24-year-old woman driving

  • LETTER: The station toilets should be free

    I HAD assumed that the toilets at Brighton station were now free following Victoria’s example of free state-of-the-art facilities, but am appalled to learn that this was only an interim measure pending the upgrading of the turnstiles to take 30p instead

  • The Old Vicarage is perfect for a garden visit

    IF YOU fancy a garden visit this weekend then why not venture out to Washington, where the National Garden Scheme has the Old Vicarage opening for them, located in The Street with three and a half acres on show. The front is formally laid out with

  • Upcoming vegan festival complete with meat-free kebabs

    MEAT-FREE kebabs and plant-based cheese will be among the attractions at a festival for vegans next week. The Brighton Vegan Festival gets under way on Saturday, February 22. Visitors will be able to taste dairy-free chocolate, try out yoga and

  • I’m a model doppelganger

    IF actress and model Cara Delevingne ever needs an understudy, she need look no further. This look-alike is quite startling. Dance fanatic Bethany Denyer could be Cara’s long-lost sister. Bethany, 14, who dances at MK Performing Arts in

  • Huge search for woman swept out to sea during Storm Dennis

    A HUGE search operation has been launched to try to find a woman thought to have gone into the sea. A search was launched at about 4am after a woman was believed to have gone into the water as Storm Dennis stirred up giant waves. Despite hours

  • Albion must have solid look for run-in

    If there was one thing which pleased Graham Potter in Albion's last match, it was how solid they looked in the second half. Okay, there wasn’t just one thing. Potter took quite a few pluses from the 1-1 draw with Watford. But that security

  • Man banned from town centre for loitering near cash machines

    A MAN has been banned from a town centre after loitering near cash machines. Adam Beynon, 29, was told not to linger in Crawley town centre, but ignored a community protection notice. He was spotted near ATM machines, Horsham Magistrates’ Court

  • Owner's pain as beloved cat is 'murdered by animal killer'

    A HEARTBROKEN owner has described her pain after her beloved cat was “attacked by an animal killer”. Sandy Mickeon, 63, found her “friendly and loving” Russian Blue called Minnie outside her neighbour’s garden without her head or front legs.

  • Extra floor on roof of block of flats is dismissed

    FLATS on the roof of an Art Deco style block have again been refused permission after an appeal was dismissed. Neighbours campaigned against the plans to build an extra floor on the roof of Hove Manor in Hove Street, which would have added two

  • Yob attacked police at A&E department while drunk

    A DRUNK yob must complete unpaid work after attacking police in A&E. Harry Knight, 24, was at Worthing Hospital when the incident happened. He admitted both the assaults at Crawley Magistrates’ Court, where it was revealed he was “in drink

  • Vehicles will be going electric sooner than you think

    Plans to bring forward the ban on sales of petrol and diesel vehicles have been announced. Here what drivers need to know now that the new Government plans have been unveiled THE Government has announced plans to bring forward its ban on selling

  • What you can do if you see a homeless person sleeping rough

    HEAVY rain, severe gales and freezing temperatures this week mean most people would happily avoid being outside at all. But what if you have no choice other than to sleep on the town's streets? Here's where you can turn to help those with nowhere

  • A tremendous career of service for much-loved headteacher

    A RETIRING headteacher will be recognised for his “tremendous career of service” at a glamorous ceremony in Bangkok. Richard Foster will hang up his teaching boots this summer after more than 100 terms as headmaster of Windlesham House School near

  • Margot shines in new film Birds Of Prey

    Birds Of Prey sees DC Comics super-villain Harley Quinn team up with a group of superheroes to bring down an evil crime lord. Stars Margot Robbie and Jurnee Smollett-Bell take The Argus behind the scenes of the female-driven film. MARGOT Robbie

  • Coronavirus clinician slams 'shambolic' handling of outbreak

    A FRONTLINE clinician tasked with controlling the spread of coronavirus has slammed the handling of the outbreak as “absolutely shambolic”. The medic said he is one of around 500 clinical staff working to stem the transmission of Covid-19 in Sussex