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Richard Gurner

Originally from South Wales, Richard first started work for The Argus as a reporter in December 2006. Prior to that he worked for weekly papers The Barry and District News and the Caerphilly

Campaign. His main patch was Shoreham and the surrounding Adur district.

He left in June 2010 to join PR firm flannel based in Hove before re-joining The Argus as its maternity cover web editor in April 2011.

Much to the annoyance of his colleagues (who were forced to hold a second leaving collection), Richard once again left The Argus at the end of July 2011 to move back to South Wales to work full-time on CaerphillyObserver.co.uk

- a local news website set up by himself.

Originally from South Wales, Richard first started work for The Argus as a reporter in December 2006. Prior to that he worked for weekly papers The Barry and District News and the Caerphilly

Campaign. His main patch was Shoreham and the surrounding Adur district.

He left in June 2010 to join PR firm flannel based in Hove before re-joining The Argus as its maternity cover web editor in April 2011.

Much to the annoyance of his colleagues (who were forced to hold a second leaving collection), Richard once again left The Argus at the end of July 2011 to move back to South Wales to work full-time on CaerphillyObserver.co.uk

- a local news website set up by himself.

Latest articles from Richard Gurner

BEATLES: Pupils from Mile Oak Primary School just love the Beatles

Brighton's tiny Beatles tribute band

Four pupils from Mile Oak Primary School in Graham Avenue, Portslade, have been on a Magical Mystery Tour playing morning assemblies as part of a Beatles tribute band.

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