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Granny knows best
From orange deliveries in January to mincemeat- making in December, a new children’s book takes readers through a year in the life of “Granny Marmalade and Uncle Tractor” aka Ouse Valley Foods founder and “chief pot-stirrer” Julian Warrender and her
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Scents and sensibility
When Roja Dove recalls his childhood, he remembers mainly the way it smelled: the softly spiced cakes his mother would bake, the bluebells in his grandparents’ garden, the zesty bottles of cologne bought as gifts by friends in Paris. Even now he
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Don’t knock the NHS, put some money in
After a visit to my GP he sent me right away to the Royal Sussex County Hospital. How anyone can knock it, I will never understand. Everyone was pleasant and professional, although at times they may have had difficult patients. It is run like
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Buckley: "We never turned up"
Will Buckley branded Albion's 2-0 defeat at Ipswich today as one of the worst performances in his time at the club. The winger, signed from Watford two summers ago, admitted: "It's one of the worst Brighton games I have played in. We just
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Oscar admits McGoldrick was a class act
Oscar Garcia admitted two-goal David McGoldrick was the difference at Ipswich today. But he felt Albion’s 2-0 defeat at Portman Road would have been a different story had Andrew Crofts taken an early chance. Crofts shot wide from close range
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Crews tackle fire at terraced home in Wadhurst
Investigations are continuing into the cause of a fire that badly damaged a terraced house. Firefighters were called to the three storey building in Beech Hill, Wadhurst shortly before 6pm on Friday. The roof and first and second floors were
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What's with the parking on Patcham's A23?
I drove into Brighton on Tuesday, September 17. Have you seen all the parked vehicles in London Road (A23) between the Esso garage at Patcham and the roundabout below the A27 flyover? There were too many and they were causing problems.
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Albion talking point: So what went wrong?
Albion’s unbeaten run is over after six matches – but the chance is there to bounce back. The Seagulls have two home matches to come and top scorer Leo Ulloa ready to return from suspension. So what changes would you make for the visit of Sheffield
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Man's arm trapped under car following Brighton collision
A pedestrian was left with his arm trapped under a car following a collision early Saturday morning. The accident happened in North Street, Brighton, at around 3.50am. Fire crews used air bags to raise the car and free the man. He was treated
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McGoldrick double sinks Seagulls
Ipswich striker David McGoldrick struck twice to end Albion’s six-match unbeaten run. His quickfire first-half double sent the Seagulls to a 2-0 defeat at Portman Road. McGoldrick’s two strikes came in contrasting fashion. The first had
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We rode our luck but deserved to win, admits Crawley assistant
Assistant manager Anthony Williams admitted Crawley rode their luck at times during the 1-0 home victory over Oldham Athletic. Joe Walsh scored the only goal of the game after six minutes but former Reds striker Charlie MacDonald squandered two
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Early Walsh strike enough for Crawley
An early goal from Joe Walsh earned Crawley a 1-0 win at home to Oldham Athletic and lift them to eighth in League One. Walsh celebrated signing a new contract in the week by blasting home from close range after just six minutes to score his fourth
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Greens have to develop a 20mph scheme for all groups
As the debate on the implementation of a citywide 20mph scheme gathers pace it is becoming clear the Greens of Brighton and Hove City Council should pause and think again (The Argus, September 27). They could re-read the sensible recommendations
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Pupils take to new iPads
A new academy in the city is using the latest technology to drive up standards, and the early signs look good. City Academy Whitehawk, formerly Whitehawk Primary School, were given 52 iPads to help out in the classroom. Teachers at the brand
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Men urged to take part in Martlets Noon Walk through Brighton and Hove
Men are being urged to step up and do their bit for charity. The annual Martlets Noon Walk takes place on October 13 and organisers are calling on as many men and boys aged 12 and over as possible to take part. The 13-mile coastal walk is for
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Ipswich Town v Albion - from Portman Road
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Taricco breaks silence over Albion departure
Mauricio Taricco will use his departure from Albion as a "learning experience". Gus Poyet's No. 2 parted company with the Seagulls at the end of June, 48 hours after Poyet was sacked for gross misconduct. Taricco had also been suspended
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Bruno in midfield as Albion make three changes
Albion have brought back Keith Andrews and Bruno today – both in midfield. Craig Conway also starts at Ipswich after getting the nod on the left ahead of Kazenga LuaLua. Andrews returns against the club he served on loan two years ago after
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Crawley unchanged as they bid to extend unbeaten run
Boss Richie Barker has named an unchanged team as Crawley bid to extend their unbeaten run to five games at home to Oldham Athletic today. It means Emile Sinclair will make his full home debut for Reds having scored on his first league start for
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Your interview: Brian Stone, chairman Brighton and Hove Lib Dems
Jason Bull, email: Lib Dems with no seats on a council usually attempt to have councillors elected by concentrating on one particular ward. Will this be your strategy in Brighton & Hove in 2015? If so, which ward? Brian Stone (BS): You are
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Mixed signals over planning for Brighton and Hove schools
In The Argus (September 20) we had one item stating that Portslade primary schools were under-subscribed because Hove schools were siphoning pupils away. Another item said that West Blatchington Primary School was under-subscribed. And then
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Three people arrested after cyclist dies in Pulborough hit and run
A cyclist was killed following a hit and run collision. The accident happened on the A29 just ouside Pulborough shortly after 8pm on Friday. A silver Citroen Xsara was travelling southbound at Codmore Hill when it overtook a grey Audi
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Mopeds and motorcycles on offer to help East Sussex NEETS
A transport loan scheme has been launched to help those struggling to get to work, training or education. East Sussex Wheels 2 Work offers the loan of a motorcycle, moped or electric cycle to help residents with the daily commute, alongside a motorcycle
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Special day for Oscar
Oscar Garcia will take charge of Albion at the home of one his footballing mentors today. The Seagulls meet Ipswich at Portman Road. Oscar played for Barcelona under Bobby Robson and rates him as one of his key managerial influences. Robson
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Not all Ukip supporters are disgruntled Tories: look to Labour
Following recent press reports on the outcome of the next general election, in which it is now suggested that a vote for Ukip might enable Labour to take office, it is time to dispel the myth that all Ukip supporters are disgruntled Tories. I became
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Singing to better health for older people in Brighton and Hove
Older people will be hitting the high notes to help boost their health and wellbeing. Sing for Better Health are holding two sessions in Brighton and Hove on Tuesday (oct 1) as part of the city-wide Older People's Day celebrations. The group
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Bring back music hall variety shows and return old venues to past glory
I am always sad when I read articles in your newspaper about The Hippodrome. It is such a beautiful building being left to rot. The only stars mentioned from the past are The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, though I’m pleased to see Max Miller
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Ward proud Mick wanted him
Albion loan signing Stephen Ward says it was flattering to be linked with today’s opponents Ipswich Town. Town chief Mick McCarthy was interested in a reunion with the Irish defender he had at Wolves as a possible replacement for left-back star
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Driver hurt in head-on crash near Horsham
A driver suffered head and chest injuries following a head-on crash. The accident happened in Capel Road, Rusper, near Horsham, shortly after 6.30pm on Friday. Firefighters from Crawley were needed to help cut the man free from his
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Barker baffled by 'boring' jibe
Boss Richie Barker has hit back at suggestions Crawley Town have under-achieved in their last two games. Reds welcome Oldham Athletic today bidding to stretch a four-match unbeaten run which has cemented their place in the top ten of League One
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Ten years on race crime is down but there is still much work to be done
In 2001, the BME in Brighton and Hove stood at 29,683 making up 12% of the city’s population. The most recent figures show that number has increased to 53,351, accounting for 19.5% of Brighton and Hove. But black history expert Bert Williams
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Dealers jailed for Sussex diamonds fraud
Four gems dealers who duped investors into paying hundreds of thousands of pounds for diamonds at hugely inflated prices have been jailed. The fraudsters targeted their victims, many of whom were elderly and vulnerable, by cold-calling and
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FA CUP: All smiles at Borough
Priory Lane is a happy place to be at the moment. That is the message from Eastbourne Borough boss Tommy Widdrington after an impressive start to the season. Borough topped the table after four games and are currently sixth after a 4-1 victory
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FA CUP: Lewes have true spirit
Danny Bloor believes the spirit within the Lewes squad is the best he has known in football. The experienced Bloor managed Worthing and Eastbourne Town before linking up with Garry Wilson in a new management team at the Dripping Pan in the summer
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FA CUP: Hawks have score to settle
Darren Freeman believes Whitehawk have a ghost to exorcise in today’s FA Cup tie at home to Sutton United. The Hawks produced arguably their worst performance of the season when they lost 2-0 in the Conference south game away to Sutton at the end
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FA CUP: Donnelly eyes another run
Sammy Donnelly has great memories of the FA Cup – but he wants to create some fresh ones with the fans and players at Eastbourne Town. The vastly experienced Donnelly will be in the dugout at The Saffrons beside manager Tony Reid when Eastbourne
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Jones: No let-up from us
Nathan Jones has vowed there will be no let-up in Albion's hunt to sign a loan striker. The Seagulls are still intent on landing a like-for-like replacement for Craig Mackail-Smith, regardless of their good form and the looming return of leading
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Pensioner injured in Lancing hit and run
A pensioner suffered serious head injuries after being struck by a motorcyclist who then fled the scene. The 66-year-old was crossing North Road, Lancing, yesterday afternoon when she was knocked down. She was rushed to the Royal Sussex County
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Joyce: We could have pushed for title with more from Monty
Skipper Ed Joyce believes Sussex would have mounted a stronger title challenge if Monty Panesar had not gone off the rails. Sussex ended a turbulent season on a high with victory over Durham at Hove yesterday to seal third spot in the Championship
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False alarm over photographer targeting young boys outside school
A photographer lurking in a popular park invited young boys to take part in a photoshoot after claiming to be on the lookout for up-and-coming models. The snapper approached groups of teenage boys outside schools in Hove and offering to sign up