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Dog is page boy at wedding
A bride and groom were joined at the church by the best man - and by man's best friend. James and Kathryn Martin, from Hove, love their pet dog Clint so much, they decided to make him page boy - or page pup - at their wedding. And they could have been
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The Humble Boy, Theatre Royal, Brighton, until November 22 2003
The first thing this play makes an impression with is its set. An incredible verdant garden entirely fills the stage, complete with a huge beehive, apple tree, brightly coloured flowers and the sounds of twittering birds. It is a perfect metaphor for
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Oversized bumps cost me money
The work to slow down the traffic by Bevendean Junior School has been going on for ages. Heath Hill Avenue has been narrowed by the school but there are still parking spaces which makes it hard to pass through at busy times, making a congested area more
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Why hasn't work started?
Steve McNicholas and Luke Creswell, who founded Stomp, bought the old Astoria in Brighton two years ago (The Argus, November 10). So why hasn't work begun on it? There should be a fine imposed on anyone who buys property and doesn't improve or renovate
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Can we have the lights back
How I agree with David Burgess about having twinkly light bulbs strung among the trees in the Old Steine Gardens in Brighton (Letters, November 10). I can remember when there used to be lights there and they were fantastic. The fountain in the gardens
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Lax league
Would it not be a good idea to introduce league tables, as with schools, for councils? Then councillors might be more prudent in expenditure and the citizens protected from exorbitant council tax rises. -Aline Nunberg, Hove
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Non-League: Round-Up
Two late goals gave Eastbourne United a shock 2-0 win over Dr Martens League side Hastings United in the Sussex Senior Cup. A superb Scott McDonald lob and a Jason Morley penalty did the damage for the County League division two side in this second round
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Best of care
My mother, now 98, has been attended by carers from Ace-Medichoice for more than two years. I was sad to read the criticism in The Argus (November 14) as she has been consistently treated with care and kindness. She is now unable to walk but every effort
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Our elderly are put at risk by bad care
Well done, Panorama. I was glued to my seat watching the programme on Sunday night about agency care in Brighton and Hove. I think this problem is country-wide. The care my parents received in the last few years was similar. My father, who was very sick
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Basketball: Ionikos 87 Bears 76
Nick Nurse always knew he was letting his team in for a culture shock when he accepted the European challenge. Last night, in a near deserted gym in the suburbs of Athens, he and his Brighton Bears side got the perfect illustration of how tough the life
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Albion Comment: Ian Hart
So much for Tony Blair's theme tune 'Things can only get better.' After the FA Cup exit at Lincoln City it really was a case of payback time for the loyal Albion support, but a long time fan I spoke to after the Bristol City debacle said Saturday's capitulation
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Trainee cooks join kitchen academy
The heat is on for a group of cookery students who are about to take part in a Jamie Oliver- inspired kitchen academy. The year-long project has been launched to produce a generation of homegrown cooking talent for Brighton and Hove. Seventeen youngsters
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We won't take blame for debt
Britons are less likely to blame themselves for their debt problems than Americans. The Consumer Credit Counselling Service, a debt charity, said the main reason people in the UK gave for being unable to keep up with repayments was a change in circumstances
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Demand will speed up broadband link
Every business in Sussex will have access to broadband internet technology by 2005 - provided there is enough demand. The announcement by British Telecom has delighted business leaders who feared inequalities in high-speed internet access would create
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Harbour dream still alive, say supporters
Supporters of plans to revamp a harbour and create thousands of jobs have insisted their dream is not dead, despite a huge cash shortfall. Adur District Council pledged to come up with a workable option to save the Shoreham Maritime Vision, which Brighton
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Airport ban for arson offender
Gatwick bosses have banned a baggage-handler from crucial parts of the airport after discovering he was jailed for arson 24 years ago. Michael Tomsett had his airside pass confiscated after BAA Gatwick checked his record and found he was jailed for three
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Girls on alert over serial stalker
A serial stalker has targeted five teenage girls in Sussex in seven days. The man tried to drag one victim into a car and has assaulted others. Police, who are linking the attacks, have warned pupils to be on their guard and have stepped up patrols in
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Police taped trio talking about alibis
Secret recordings made by police in the house of three murder suspects were played to a jury. Detectives placed bugs in a house in Neptune Close, Crawley, a week after alcoholic Charmaine Dempsey was found battered to death. Defendants Alex Gallacher,
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November 19: McGhee cools on Nethercott
Albion boss Mark McGhee has ruled out an immediate move for out-of-favour centre half Stuart Nethercott from his former club Millwall. McGhee said: "Stuart would be a great asset to us. Whether I'm going to bring him here or not remains to be seen. "He
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Councils braced for cut in cash
Council leaders in Sussex were today braced for bad news as the Government announced how much cash they would get next year. Many fear stiff increases in council tax bills or cuts in services after being hammered by new funding rules introduced last year
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Brighton bouncers voted friendliest
Clubbers have hailed Brighton's bouncers as the friendliest door staff in England and Wales. Bouncers as a breed may have an image of being granite-jawed bruisers only too happy to turf an unruly reveller out on to the streets but industry insiders insist
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Anger of TV man's job loss
Award-winning journalist James Forlong hanged himself after losing his job as a reporter for Sky News, an inquest heard. He resigned after admitting faking a report during the Iraq war. But Brighton and Hove coroner Veronica Hamilton-Deeley said he should
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The Humble Boy, Theatre Royal, Brighton, until November 22 2003
The first thing this play makes an impression with is its set. An incredible verdant garden entirely fills the stage, complete with a huge beehive, apple tree, brightly coloured flowers and the sounds of twittering birds. It is a perfect metaphor for
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Council must share blame for tax rises
Once again our council tax is due to rise to double figures. This will bring the total increase for the past two years to almost 25 per cent and what are we getting for it? Very little. It is all very well the council blaming the Government but it still
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Jordan to move into new country pad
Glamour model Jordan is moving to a luxury £750,000 country home in East Sussex. The model, who is the most talked about resident of Poynings, near Brighton, is reported to have had enough of stalkers, photographers and fans camped on her doorstep. She
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Airport ban for arson offender
Gatwick bosses have banned a baggage-handler from crucial parts of the airport after discovering he was jailed for arson 24 years ago. Michael Tomsett had his airside pass confiscated after BAA Gatwick checked his record and found he was jailed for three
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Girls on alert over serial stalker
A serial stalker has targeted five teenage girls in West Sussex in seven days. The man tried to drag one victim into a car and has assaulted others. Police, who are linking the attacks, have warned pupils to be on their guard and have stepped up patrols
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Teenage remand in rape case
An Eastbourne teenager accused of raping and indecently assaulting two girls will go to the crown court. The 15-year-old is accused of attacking the first girl, also 15, in Hampden Park on May 7 and a second girl, aged 17, on October 6, at fields near
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Man stabbed in street
A young man was stabbed in the stomach outside an East Sussex pub. The 27-year-old victim was taken to hospital after the attack outside the Berwick Inn, near Hailsham. Trouble flared after a man in his mid-20s got involved in a fight with a man in his
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Jordan to move into new country pad
Glamour model Jordan is moving to a luxury £750,000 country home in East Sussex. The model, who is the most talked about resident of Poynings, near Brighton, is reported to have had enough of stalkers, photographers and fans camped on her doorstep. She
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Non-League: Round-Up
Two late goals gave Eastbourne United a shock 2-0 win over Dr Martens League side Hastings United in the Sussex Senior Cup. A superb Scott McDonald lob and a Jason Morley penalty did the damage for the County League division two side in this second round
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Take control
I am not surprised that a damning expose of social services in Sussex has revealed shocking practices in two care agencies. The same can be found in a number of nursing homes and care homes in the county. The problem lies in the fact that too many care
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Ryman: Bognor crash out of cup
Bognor slipped out of the Bryco Cup when they lost 1-0 away to a Bedford Town who played the majority of the game with ten men. With just eight minutes gone the home side were reduced to ten men after Liam Folds clearly pulled back Michael Birmingham
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Going down
Care in the community came to an abrupt end when Brighton and Hove City Council shed numerous jobs with redundancy packages at great expense when it decided agencies could do the job more cheaply. Social services carers were trained, dedicated and loyal
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Ryman: Davis double inspires Hornets
Horsham moved into the third round of the Bryco Cup with a 2-1 win against second division Witham Town at Queen Street. The Hornets totally dominated the opening period and took the lead in the tenth minute. Lee Carney broke on the left and cut the ball
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Our elderly are put at risk by bad care
Well done, Panorama. I was glued to my seat watching the programme on Sunday night about agency care in Brighton and Hove. I think this problem is country-wide. The care my parents received in the last few years was similar. My father, who was very sick
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Residents vow to fight for hall
Campaigners are battling to save a threatened community hall used by children's playgroups, fitness fans and budding martial arts stars. A review of churches across Brighton and Hove has recommended the closure of St Leonard's Church Hall in Glebe Villas
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McGhee must let keeper go
Albion manager Mark McGhee revealed today that he cannot afford to keep Michel Kuipers and Ben Roberts. They have been fighting for the No. 1 spot since the start of the season but the duel could end with a transfer for Kuipers to Hull. McGhee said: "
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Trainee cooks join kitchen academy
The heat is on for a group of cookery students who are about to take part in a Jamie Oliver- inspired kitchen academy. The year-long project has been launched to produce a generation of homegrown cooking talent for Brighton and Hove. Seventeen youngsters
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We won't take blame for debt
Britons are less likely to blame themselves for their debt problems than Americans. The Consumer Credit Counselling Service, a debt charity, said the main reason people in the UK gave for being unable to keep up with repayments was a change in circumstances
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Directors to offer business back-up
Sussex Enterprise has appointed a new management team after expanding its activities. The body has taken on five directors over the last three months. Helena Freeman, Gill Edinburgh and Steven Gauge, already had positions at the organisation. Mrs Freeman
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Harbour dream still alive, say supporters
Supporters of plans to revamp a harbour and create thousands of jobs have insisted their dream is not dead, despite a huge cash shortfall. Adur District Council pledged to come up with a workable option to save the Shoreham Maritime Vision, which Brighton
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Folk singer strums for The Boss
A Sussex folk singer is rubbing shoulders with rock legends for a tribute to Bruce Springsteen. Portslade-based singer-songwriter Mark Wright landed a surprise place on a charity album dedicated to The Boss with his version of Springsteen's Two Hearts
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Disease threat to potato crops
Farmers are being warned to help prevent a potential potato famine after the emergence of a devastating crop disease. The first case of ring rot, which has been labelled "potato foot-and-mouth," was discovered by Defra officials on a farm in Wales. There
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Harbour scheme 'still on track'
Supporters of plans to revamp Shoreham Harbour and create thousands of jobs say their dream is not dead despite a huge cash shortfall. Adur District Council pledged to come up with a workable option to save the Shoreham Maritime Vision, which Brighton
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Workers priced out of buying a home
Homes in Brighton and Hove cost ten times the average income, putting them out of range of many buyers. Figures today show people in the city earn an average salary of £23,371 but homes cost an average £223,300. Most mortgage lenders allow buyers to borrow
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Workers priced out of buying a home
Homes in Brighton and Hove cost ten times the average income, putting them out of range of many buyers. Figures today show people in the city earn an average salary of £23,371 but homes cost an average £223,300. Most mortgage lenders allow buyers to borrow
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JFK wanted blood stored in fridge
George Bush is not the first visiting US President to cause a stink with his security demands. Forty years ago, the wife of prime minister Harold Macmillan was shocked when asked to store a reserve supply of John F Kennedy's blood in their fridge. The
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Brighton bouncers voted friendliest
Clubbers have hailed Brighton's bouncers as the friendliest door staff in England and Wales. Bouncers as a breed may have an image of being granite-jawed bruisers only too happy to turf an unruly reveller out on to the streets but industry insiders insist
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Girls stick shredded £1,200 together
Two schoolgirls are £1,200 richer after piecing together hundreds of shredded bank notes found blowing in the wind. It was a year ago when the girls made headlines round the world after The Argus told of their amazing find. The Brighton girls Brighton
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Artist flames George Bush
Brighton artist James Cauty has produced a picture showing the US President shaking hands with Tony Blair and setting him alight. Limited edition prints are selling fast at Art Republic in Bond Sreet, Brighton, as anger at George Bush's state visit to
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Council must share blame for tax rises
Once again our council tax is due to rise to double figures. This will bring the total increase for the past two years to almost 25 per cent and what are we getting for it? Very little. It is all very well the council blaming the Government but it still
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Jordan to move into new country pad
Glamour model Jordan is moving to a luxury £750,000 country home in East Sussex. The model, who is the most talked about resident of Poynings, near Brighton, is reported to have had enough of stalkers, photographers and fans camped on her doorstep. She
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Actions, not words
In an attempt to derail the BBC from making a programme on child abuse in Islington care homes while she was the leader of Islington Council, Margaret Hodge, the children's minister, has called one of the victims "extremely disturbed". This, she thought
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Words apart
Brighton and Hove City Council Press Officer Belinda Nash may have a degree in political correctness but she does not appear to have one in English grammar. Full marks then to The Argus editor, Simon Bradshaw, for correcting the words of Councillor Ken
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Peace first
I am sorry Mr Page is confused about the aims and beliefs of the two local peace groups (Letters, November 13). Hopefully I can clear up some of his confusion. Both groups are supported by people with a wide range of political beliefs. Those in the groups
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Take control
I am not surprised that a damning expose of social services in Sussex has revealed shocking practices in two care agencies. The same can be found in a number of nursing homes and care homes in the county. The problem lies in the fact that too many care
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Date
Ryman: Bognor crash out of cup
Bognor slipped out of the Bryco Cup when they lost 1-0 away to a Bedford Town who played the majority of the game with ten men. With just eight minutes gone the home side were reduced to ten men after Liam Folds clearly pulled back Michael Birmingham
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Going down
Care in the community came to an abrupt end when Brighton and Hove City Council shed numerous jobs with redundancy packages at great expense when it decided agencies could do the job more cheaply. Social services carers were trained, dedicated and loyal
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Date
Ryman: Davis double inspires Hornets
Horsham moved into the third round of the Bryco Cup with a 2-1 win against second division Witham Town at Queen Street. The Hornets totally dominated the opening period and took the lead in the tenth minute. Lee Carney broke on the left and cut the ball
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Non-League: Sussex 3 Dorset 1
Sussex had a couple of unlikely heroes in their South West Counties Championship triumph over Dorset last night. Defenders Stuart Hack and Andy Lutwyche, who are not known for their goal-scoring feats at Arundel and Horsham YMCA respectively, scored two
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Basketball: Nurse rues lapses
Nick Nurse has admitted his Brighton Bears are being punished for temporary lapses in their European basketball campaign. Bears went down 87-76 to Ionikos in Athens last night, having led by as many as seven points in their ULEB Cup game. They were 43
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Residents vow to fight for hall
Campaigners are battling to save a threatened community hall used by children's playgroups, fitness fans and budding martial arts stars. A review of churches across Brighton and Hove has recommended the closure of St Leonard's Church Hall in Glebe Villas
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Date
McGhee must let keeper go
Albion manager Mark McGhee revealed today that he cannot afford to keep Michel Kuipers and Ben Roberts. They have been fighting for the No. 1 spot since the start of the season but the duel could end with a transfer for Kuipers to Hull. McGhee said: "
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Date
Disease alert for potato growers
Farmers are being warned to help prevent a potential potato famine after the emergence of a devastating crop disease. The first case of ring rot, which has been labelled "potato foot-and-mouth," was discovered by Defra officials on a farm in Wales. There
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Funds match would inspire saving
Almost three-quarters of workers would save more towards their retirement if the Government matched their contributions, research showed today. About 71 per cent of people said they would put more into a pension if the Government contributed the same,
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Inflation dip may peg interest rate
A fall in the annual rate of inflation due to slowing house prices and cheaper foreign holidays took the City by surprise yesterday. The headline rate dropped by 0.2 per cent to 2.6 per cent in October, its lowest since November last year. Underlying
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Directors to offer business back-up
Sussex Enterprise has appointed a new management team after expanding its activities. The body has taken on five directors over the last three months. Helena Freeman, Gill Edinburgh and Steven Gauge, already had positions at the organisation. Mrs Freeman
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Date
Folk singer strums for The Boss
A Sussex folk singer is rubbing shoulders with rock legends for a tribute to Bruce Springsteen. Portslade-based singer-songwriter Mark Wright landed a surprise place on a charity album dedicated to The Boss with his version of Springsteen's Two Hearts
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Date
Disease threat to potato crops
Farmers are being warned to help prevent a potential potato famine after the emergence of a devastating crop disease. The first case of ring rot, which has been labelled "potato foot-and-mouth," was discovered by Defra officials on a farm in Wales. There
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Date
Man hid drugs in cereal, court hears
A rail passenger was caught at a station with cocaine worth £71,500 hidden in a packet of cereal, a court heard. Jean Momendeng was stopped at Preston Park station, Brighton, after he got off a train from London with a kilo of the drugs in a packet of
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Date
Harbour scheme 'still on track'
Supporters of plans to revamp Shoreham Harbour and create thousands of jobs say their dream is not dead despite a huge cash shortfall. Adur District Council pledged to come up with a workable option to save the Shoreham Maritime Vision, which Brighton
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Date
Workers priced out of buying a home
Homes in Brighton and Hove cost ten times the average income, putting them out of range of many buyers. Figures today show people in the city earn an average salary of £23,371 but homes cost an average £223,300. Most mortgage lenders allow buyers to borrow
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Date
November 19: McGhee must let keeper go
Albion manager Mark McGhee revealed today that he cannot afford to keep Michel Kuipers and Ben Roberts. They have been fighting for the No. 1 spot since the start of the season but the duel could end with a transfer for Kuipers to Hull. McGhee said: "
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JFK wanted blood stored in fridge
George Bush is not the first visiting US President to cause a stink with his security demands. Forty years ago, the wife of prime minister Harold Macmillan was shocked when asked to store a reserve supply of John F Kennedy's blood in their fridge. The
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Date
Girls stick shredded £1,200 together
Two schoolgirls are £1,200 richer after piecing together hundreds of shredded bank notes found blowing in the wind. It was a year ago when the girls made headlines round the world after The Argus told of their amazing find. The Brighton girls Brighton
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Date
Dog is page boy at wedding
A bride and groom were joined at the church by the best man - and by man's best friend. James and Kathryn Martin, from Hove, love their pet dog Clint so much, they decided to make him page boy - or page pup - at their wedding. And they could have been
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Date
Artist flames George Bush
Brighton artist James Cauty has produced a picture showing the US President shaking hands with Tony Blair and setting him alight. Limited edition prints are selling fast at Art Republic in Bond Sreet, Brighton, as anger at George Bush's state visit to
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Date
Oversized bumps cost me money
The work to slow down the traffic by Bevendean Junior School has been going on for ages. Heath Hill Avenue has been narrowed by the school but there are still parking spaces which makes it hard to pass through at busy times, making a congested area more
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Date
Why hasn't work started?
Steve McNicholas and Luke Creswell, who founded Stomp, bought the old Astoria in Brighton two years ago (The Argus, November 10). So why hasn't work begun on it? There should be a fine imposed on anyone who buys property and doesn't improve or renovate
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Sex shop prompts sleaze worries
Carwley has been branded a "magnet for sleaze" after a sex shop application was approved by reluctant civic leaders. Private Shop could begin trading on Crawley High Street as early as next month after getting the seal of approval from Crawley borough
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Police taped trio talking about alibis
Secret recordings made by police in the house of three murder suspects were played to a jury. Detectives placed bugs in a house in Neptune Close, Crawley, a week after alcoholic Charmaine Dempsey was found battered to death. Defendants Alex Gallacher,
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Teenager accused of rape
A Worthing teenager has been accused of raping a girl and a series of other sex offences. The 16-year-old boy was due to appear before the town's magistrates yesterday but the case was adjourned for three weeks and is likely to be transferred to Chichester
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Beach huts torched
Arsonists have destroyed four more West Sussex beach huts. Fire crews from East Preston were called out at 2.30am today following several reports of the blaze in Broad Strand, Rustington. The fire was quickly put out but the four huts were gutted. Firefighters
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Harbour scheme 'still on track'
Supporters of plans to revamp Shoreham Harbour and create thousands of jobs say their dream is not dead despite a huge cash shortfall. Adur District Council pledged to come up with a workable option to save the Shoreham Maritime Vision, which Brighton
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Bed-blocking set to worsen
The equivalent of three hospital wards are being occupied by patients in Eastbourne who are fit to leave but have nowhere to go. Ten per cent of beds are being taken up by "bed-blocking" patients at hospitals run by East Sussex NHS Hospitals Trust. Figures
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Can we have the lights back
How I agree with David Burgess about having twinkly light bulbs strung among the trees in the Old Steine Gardens in Brighton (Letters, November 10). I can remember when there used to be lights there and they were fantastic. The fountain in the gardens
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Date
Actions, not words
In an attempt to derail the BBC from making a programme on child abuse in Islington care homes while she was the leader of Islington Council, Margaret Hodge, the children's minister, has called one of the victims "extremely disturbed". This, she thought
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Date
Lax league
Would it not be a good idea to introduce league tables, as with schools, for councils? Then councillors might be more prudent in expenditure and the citizens protected from exorbitant council tax rises. -Aline Nunberg, Hove
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Date
Words apart
Brighton and Hove City Council Press Officer Belinda Nash may have a degree in political correctness but she does not appear to have one in English grammar. Full marks then to The Argus editor, Simon Bradshaw, for correcting the words of Councillor Ken
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Date
Peace first
I am sorry Mr Page is confused about the aims and beliefs of the two local peace groups (Letters, November 13). Hopefully I can clear up some of his confusion. Both groups are supported by people with a wide range of political beliefs. Those in the groups
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Date
Best of care
My mother, now 98, has been attended by carers from Ace-Medichoice for more than two years. I was sad to read the criticism in The Argus (November 14) as she has been consistently treated with care and kindness. She is now unable to walk but every effort
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Date
Non-League: Sussex 3 Dorset 1
Sussex had a couple of unlikely heroes in their South West Counties Championship triumph over Dorset last night. Defenders Stuart Hack and Andy Lutwyche, who are not known for their goal-scoring feats at Arundel and Horsham YMCA respectively, scored two
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Date
Basketball: Ionikos 87 Bears 76
Nick Nurse always knew he was letting his team in for a culture shock when he accepted the European challenge. Last night, in a near deserted gym in the suburbs of Athens, he and his Brighton Bears side got the perfect illustration of how tough the life
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Date
Basketball: Nurse rues lapses
Nick Nurse has admitted his Brighton Bears are being punished for temporary lapses in their European basketball campaign. Bears went down 87-76 to Ionikos in Athens last night, having led by as many as seven points in their ULEB Cup game. They were 43
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Albion Comment: Ian Hart
So much for Tony Blair's theme tune 'Things can only get better.' After the FA Cup exit at Lincoln City it really was a case of payback time for the loyal Albion support, but a long time fan I spoke to after the Bristol City debacle said Saturday's capitulation
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Date
Disease alert for potato growers
Farmers are being warned to help prevent a potential potato famine after the emergence of a devastating crop disease. The first case of ring rot, which has been labelled "potato foot-and-mouth," was discovered by Defra officials on a farm in Wales. There
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Date
Funds match would inspire saving
Almost three-quarters of workers would save more towards their retirement if the Government matched their contributions, research showed today. About 71 per cent of people said they would put more into a pension if the Government contributed the same,
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Date
Inflation dip may peg interest rate
A fall in the annual rate of inflation due to slowing house prices and cheaper foreign holidays took the City by surprise yesterday. The headline rate dropped by 0.2 per cent to 2.6 per cent in October, its lowest since November last year. Underlying
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Date
Demand will speed up broadband link
Every business in Sussex will have access to broadband internet technology by 2005 - provided there is enough demand. The announcement by British Telecom has delighted business leaders who feared inequalities in high-speed internet access would create
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Date
Airport ban for arson offender
Gatwick bosses have banned a baggage-handler from crucial parts of the airport after discovering he was jailed for arson 24 years ago. Michael Tomsett had his airside pass confiscated after BAA Gatwick checked his record and found he was jailed for three
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Date
Girls on alert over serial stalker
A serial stalker has targeted five teenage girls in Sussex in seven days. The man tried to drag one victim into a car and has assaulted others. Police, who are linking the attacks, have warned pupils to be on their guard and have stepped up patrols in
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Date
Man hid drugs in cereal, court hears
A rail passenger was caught at a station with cocaine worth £71,500 hidden in a packet of cereal, a court heard. Jean Momendeng was stopped at Preston Park station, Brighton, after he got off a train from London with a kilo of the drugs in a packet of
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Date
Police taped trio talking about alibis
Secret recordings made by police in the house of three murder suspects were played to a jury. Detectives placed bugs in a house in Neptune Close, Crawley, a week after alcoholic Charmaine Dempsey was found battered to death. Defendants Alex Gallacher,
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Date
November 19: McGhee must let keeper go
Albion manager Mark McGhee revealed today that he cannot afford to keep Michel Kuipers and Ben Roberts. They have been fighting for the No. 1 spot since the start of the season but the duel could end with a transfer for Kuipers to Hull. McGhee said: "
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Date
November 19: McGhee cools on Nethercott
Albion boss Mark McGhee has ruled out an immediate move for out-of-favour centre half Stuart Nethercott from his former club Millwall. McGhee said: "Stuart would be a great asset to us. Whether I'm going to bring him here or not remains to be seen. "He
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Date
Councils braced for cut in cash
Council leaders in Sussex were today braced for bad news as the Government announced how much cash they would get next year. Many fear stiff increases in council tax bills or cuts in services after being hammered by new funding rules introduced last year
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Date
Anger of TV man's job loss
Award-winning journalist James Forlong hanged himself after losing his job as a reporter for Sky News, an inquest heard. He resigned after admitting faking a report during the Iraq war. But Brighton and Hove coroner Veronica Hamilton-Deeley said he should
