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Ryman round-up: Boss Suter fears the worst for YMCA
John Suter has admitted survival will be a "very tall order" after Horsham YMCA slumped to a 2-1 defeat at home to relegation rivals Corinthian-Casuals. James Grant put YM in front after the break before an Andy Lutwyche own goal and Byron Brown strike
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Ryman Premier: Olorunda's tonic for Hastings
Manager Tony Dolby praised two-goal hero Ade Olorunda's contribution after Hastings United gave their battle to beat relegation a boost with a 2-1 victory over Boreham Wood. Olorunda fired home his first from the edge of the area on 21 minutes then made
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Lewes will not be bullied out of title
Lewes boss Steven King warned his patched-up side will not be bullied out of the Blue Square south title race after a battling 1-1 draw at Bath City on Saturday saw their lead at the summit cut to two points. An own goal from Bath skipper Jim Rollo,
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Speedway: Werner will be Eagles' back-up rider
Brent Werner is rejoining Eastbourne Eagles as their back-up rider. The experienced American is Eagles' No. 8 for the new season, a role he will combine with riding for Premier League outfit Somerset. Werner started the 2006 season at reserve for Eagles
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Sussex prepares for weather battering
The county is bracing itself for the worst storms this winter. The Met office warned people not to make non essential journeys as they predicted 60mph winds during the early hours of Monday morning. It warned Sussex could also be hit by another onslaught
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Whing: We did switch off which is criminal
ANDREW Whing felt Albion deserved better from their trip to the far north. The Albion right-back, however, also conceded the Seagulls played a significant part in their own downfall as they became the latest vitims of Carlisle's amazing home record.
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War veteran fights for memorial
A war veteran hopes to honour the men he fought alongside by building his village's first war memorial. Bob Piper will never forget the bravery of the men who died during the second world war. And to ensure their names live on the 82-year-old is appealing
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Borough leave Fisher red-faced
Eastbourne Borough 4 Fisher 0. GARRY Wilson praised his Eastbourne Borough players for keeping their discipline as they moved to within two points of leaders Lewes at the top of Blue Square south. While Borough kept their heads, play-off hopefuls Fisher
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Scandal-hit priest retires from St Patrick's in Hove
Scandal-hit priest Alan Sharpe has retired from his parish after his congregation dropped by half. Father Alan stepped down as chairman of the trust which runs St Patrick's night shelter in Cambridge Road, Hove, last month. He has now retired as parish
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Crawley planning promotion push for next season
Crawley 1 Salisbury 1. Steve Evans insists Crawley will be genuine promotion contenders next season despite seeing his side's winless run stretch to seven matches. Only a last-minute equaliser from Jon-Paul Pittman saved Reds from another defeat as
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Veteran motorcycles hit Brighton
Hundreds of veteran motorcycles wheeled their way into Brighton today. Organised by the Sunbeam Motorcycle Club, the Pioneer Run, which attracts entrants and enthusiasts from all over the world, is now in its 70th year. The bikes, some of which are
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Horsham play down fears of league expulsion
HORSHAM chairman Frank King has dismissed suggestions that Hornets face expulsion from the Ryman League because of their failure to secure a temporary groundshare for next season. Horsham have to leave Queen Street, their base since 1904, after the last
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Super Crowborough hit eight goals
WES Tate and Wayne Clarke both scored hat-tricks as Crowborough's march towards their first County League title continued with an 8-0 demolition of Chichester. Harry Smith's side could stretch their advantage to 11 points if they beat Ringmer tomorrow
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Police issue fake fines for troublemakers
Fake fines are being issued to people who look like they might swear or cause trouble. The dummy £80 fine tickets are being issued in Eastbourne to anyone who officers believe might use bad language, or be abusive or threatening in the future. Police
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Police suspect walks from cells with plasma TV
A suspect has walked out of a police station - with a 26 inch flat screen television. The TV was one of dozens of items stolen from stations across Sussex. The list includes bicycles, police radios, clothing and even the £500 LCD TV. Details emerged
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Former pilot in plane danger documentary
A hard-hitting documentary by a former pilot who has accused the airline industry of allowing passengers to breathe toxic fumes will be premiered this week. Tristan Loraine, 45, of Coltstaple Lane, Horsham, began filming Welcome Aboard Toxic Airlines
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Missing sailor discovered 60 years later
The last resting place of a Sussex sailor has been discovered in the icy depths of a Norwegian fjord. Charles Gowers and more than 100 of his crewmates died when HMS Hunter was sunk during the Battle of Narvick in April 1940. Mr Gowers, 39, is remembered