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Andersen takes top spot on JK's big night
Coventry star Hans Andersen took the honours at Joonas Kylmakorpi’s testimonial tonight. The Danish racer fended off Troy Batchelor by about a bike’s length in a hard fought final with Adam Skornicki third. Andersen’s success in Arlington's
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Who was your pick of the bunch against Ipswich?
There was not much reason to cheer for Albion today. The Seagulls lost 2-0 at home to Ipswich while play-off rivals won. But there must have been someone who caught your eye. Bruno was the sponsors’ choice as Seagulls’ man of the match
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Raiders crash to Richmond
Worthing Raiders suffered a 36-28 home defeat against Richmond today as their bid to avoid relegation from National One was dealt a major blow. Jordan Burns (two), Ollie Richards and James Chisholm got Raiders' tries, while Jo Govett added the
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Oscar admits: We switched off twice
Oscar Garcia felt his side deserved better against Ipswich. But he admitted they switched off defensively in their 2-0 defeat at the Amex. Albion’s head coach also felt his side had enough chances to have gained some reward against the Tractor
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Albion talking point: What went wrong against Ipswich?
Oscar Garcia believed Albion switched off twice at the back today. And he also felt they failed to take good chances in the 2-0 defeat by Ipswich. So what do you think went wrong for Oscar’s men at the Amex today? Was it as simple as that
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Albion suffer home setback
Albion’s play-off hopes were hit by a pair of Ipswich Town headers at the Amex today. Centre-back Tommy Smith and target man Daryl Murphy were on target in the second half to hand the Tractor Boys a 2-0 win. Albion were not at their best but
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Gregory puzzled by Crawley performance
Boss John Gregory admitted Crawley were outfought in the first half as they slumped to a 1-0 defeat at Oldham Athletic. Danny Philliskirk scored the only goal of the game after 18 minutes but Oldham could easily have added to their lead before
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Albion v Ipswich Town - from the Amex
4:57pm Ince had a low 25-yarder held by Gerken in added time Final: Albion 0 Ipswich 2 4:53pm Rodriguez got a header on target from Ward's cross but it provided an easy
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Raiders team news
Worthing Raiders make two changes today to face Richmond from the side which lost narrowly to Cinderford. Jordan Burns comes in at scrum half while Charlie McGowan replaces Simon Gaynor in the second row. Kieran Leeming drops to the bench as
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Ipswich spring midfield surprise at the Amex
Ipswich have given Jonny Williams a first away start as they face Albion today – and made a surprise midfield change. Former Colchester midfielder Anthony Wordsworth replaces Cole Skuse, whose ever-present record was wrecked by a kick on the leg
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Crawley slump to defeat at Oldham
Crawley were unable to follow up their famous victory against Wolves in midweek as they slumped to a 1-0 defeat at struggling Oldham Athletic. Reds looked a shadow of the team which had toppled the leaders as they went down to a solitary goal from
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Upson and Andrews back for Albion
Albion have re-united their vastly experienced central defensive partnership as they chase a third win on the spin. Matt Upson returns after illness to face his local club as a boy. Ipswich Town, at the Amex today. Lewis Dunk makes way with
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Palace youngsters starts for Crawley
Sullay Kaikai is handed only his second start for Crawley at Oldham Athletic today. The on-loan Crystal Palace youngster replaces Dannie Bulman as Reds bid for a third successive win in League One at Boundary Park. Kaikai’s only previous start
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Delays on A27 at Southwick Tunnel after accident and oil spillage
The A27 eastbound at the Southwick Tunnel is partially blocked with queuing traffic because of an accident and oil spillage. West Sussex Fire and Rescue said its crew were called to the one-vehicle accident at 12.13pm. A spokeswoman from the service
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Online counselling service launched
An online counselling service targeted at young people has been officially launched. E-motion will offer help to people aged between 13 and 25 in Brighton and Hove. It is a partnership between Sussex Central YMCA Youth Advice Centre, the Impact-Initiatives
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With video - Why Albion face a set-piece threat today
Ipswich’s centre-backs will pose a threat at set-pieces today. Just as they did when they won their last away fixture. The Tractor Boys need a win to keep alive realistic play-off hopes after last week’s 3-1 home defeat by Wigan. And Tommy
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Gregory: It's make or break
Boss John Gregory says Crawley’s ambitions for the rest of the season will be decided in the next ten days. Reds travel to Oldham Athletic today aiming to follow up their impressive victory against leaders Wolves in midweek and make further inroads
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Ex-Toon defender urges Rodriguez to keep the faith
Albion striker David Rodriguez has been told to keep the faith during his tough first few weeks in England. The former Celta striker says he is loving life in England. But he concedes he has found the adaptation to the intense nature of Championship
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Massive blow as Rocks lose top marksman
Bognor’s promotion hopes have suffered a major blow with the news top scorer Terry Dodd is likely to miss the remainder of the season. Dodd broke a toe in the 3-1 victory at Canvey Island and is expected to be ruled out for up to five weeks.
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Seaford schoolboy suffers broken leg after being hit by car
An 11-year-old boy was hit by a car at a spot where residents have been calling for safety measures. He was struck outside his home in Vale Road, Seaford, just after 8am yesterday. He was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton
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CCTV of St Leonards pool cue attack released after Crimewatch appeal
This is the shocking moment a man was viciously assaulted with a pool cue. The 44-year-old, shown in the picture wearing a purple shirt, needed more than 40 stitches above his right eye after being attacked in the Duke Street Pub in St Leonard’
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Ambulance centre plans approved
Plans for a centre which will be used as a base to clean and prepare ambulances have passed an important milestone. Wealden District Council has approved proposals to to create the make-ready centre just off the Cophall Farm roundabout in Polegate
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We'll do it our way - but Bruno hopes to cook up a play-off treat
Bruno has told Albion fans he will remain loyal to his football principles in the quest for the play-offs. Which means he will try to avoid putting the ball “in the mixer” - or even the Spanish stewpot. The Spanish right-back expects the Seagulls
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Hawks treat league clash as a cup final
Steven King believes Whitehawk have a cup final to win tomorrow. The relegation-threatened Hawks host fellow Conference south strugglers Tonbridge Angels at the Enclosed Ground. King’s side impressed when drawing 1-1 with third-placed Ebbsfleet
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Borough face acid test at Dover
Tommy Widdrington wants his Eastbourne Borough side to show they have made progress. Seventh-placed Borough are away to fifth-placed Dover, who they lost 4-0 at home to earlier in the season. Widdrington said: “It is a tough game and another
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Ex-Albion favourite targets date at the Amex
If fate had been kinder to Adam Hinshelwood he might have been a regular for Albion at the Amex. Hinshelwood’s career with the Seagulls promised so much after he made his debut at the age of 18 and later broke into the England under-21 squad.
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Revamping fire station could cost lives, union warns
Union leaders are warning the planned £1.5m refurbishment of a fire station could put lives at risk. The proposed revamp of Brighton's Preston Circus station comes as 24 frontline firefighters look set to be cut from city stations. Although
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The Greys pub in Brighton saved thanks to new management
A popular pub known for its live music has reopened under new management. The Greys in Southover Street, Brighton, reopened on Thursday under the management of Sharon Barr. The pub has suffered a turbulent 18 months since long-serving landlords
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Your interview: Donna Day Lafferty, Charity degree founder
Why would you need a degree to beg people for money? DONNA DAY LAFFERTY DDL: With beggars, you see suffering, and you give someone money in the hope of addressing their suffering. That’s a wonderful human reaction to seeing someone's suffering.
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How would you plot to beat Ipswich today?
Oscar Garcia faces a big decision at the back today. For the first time since the 51st minute of the draw with Reading three games ago, Albion’s head coach has all three of his central defenders at his disposal. So does he reunite Gordon Greer
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With video - why THIS win has made Crawley a target
Crawley’s players have been warned their heroics against Wolves have made them a target. Reds caused a stir throughout League One by ending the leaders’ ten-match unbeaten run in front of a record crowd at the Checkatrade.com Stadium on Tuesday
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College celebrates 100 years at site
A sxith form college has held a series of events to celebrate 100 years at its address. BHASVIC marked its centenary at its Old Shoreham Road site with a gala performance among other events. The college’s Media and Performing Arts department
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Gardener's Diary - March 22
This has been one of the wettest years any of us can remember. Parts of Glyndebourne’s garden were underwater for several weeks and at one point the ha-ha – a dip in the ground that stops the sheep wandering from our field on to picnickers’ blankets
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Hastings circular
1 - From Ore Station, exit on to Hughenden Road, turn left and then left again into Mount Pleasant Road. Almost immediately, cross at the traffic lights and continue direction past Calvert Methodist Church. (Bus users and drivers follow the route from
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Pregnant woman allergic to wasps mouthful away from deadly sting after finding one in salad
A heavily pregnant woman allergic to wasp stings was left terrified after finding the insect still alive in a supermarket's ready-to-eat salad. Hannah Bull, of Robertson Road, Brighton, was half way through the Tesco salad bowl when she was shocked
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Artists of Ditchling
Ditchling has become famous over the past century for its artists and sculptors such as Eric Gill and Sir Frank Brangwyn. But few people have heard of Amy Sawyer, an eccentric but talented artist, who spent much of her long life in the village.
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Developers defend plans after criticism from conservationists
Developers behind a £100 million development have described their plan as “what the city needs” after fierce criticism from conservationists. The Regency and Brighton societies have raised concerns about the proposals for the major redevelopment
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Being part of the EU brings many benefits
Nick Clegg told our spring conference that if you have faith in this country, if you believe in Britain’s values, then we have to fight for them. Last month, Nick Clegg challenged Nigel Farage to a debate on Britain’s future in Europe. He did so
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Housing exchange scheme is a sensible idea
I am so pleased that the Government’s introduction of what is known as the bedroom tax is having a positive effect in Brighton. It should be remembered that social housing is just that. Provision of housing for those who, for one reason or another
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Hydrogen-powered buses are the way forward
Some cities and politicians cling to the past. London’s Mayor Boris Johnson suggested all taxi cabs become electric, needing thousands of road-side power points. Brighton Kemptown MP Simon Kirby asked if now is the time for electric trolley buses with
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With video - Oscar wants to make up for that bad trip to Town
Albion boss Oscar Garcia has urged his play-off chasers to make amends for their worst away performance of the season. The Seagulls were well below-par when they were beaten 2-0 at Ipswich in September. They have lost only six times in 26 matches
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Andrews would love to stay with Seagulls
Keith Andrews wants to stay with Albion and stretch his career into a 16th season. The Irish midfielder is resigned to a future away from parent club Bolton Wanderers. He has played 24 games for the Seagulls since signing on a season-long loan
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Common sense and a little thought for others would improve our roads
We seem to be becoming a nation of zombies, standing around waiting to be told what is sensible to think and do. It used to be called having common sense and being grown-up. We shouldn’t need to be told if visibility is very poor (in fog or heavy
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Dennett’s Corner tea gardens
This picture, taken more than a century ago, shows Dennett’s Corner tea gardens. They were strategically located at the spot where the winding road from the Dyke railway station emerged on to Devil’s Dyke road. The station buildings can be seen
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It's a charmed life for Russell
Ithink I’ve made Russell Howard blush. I can’t be sure – we’re talking on the phone – but he certainly sounds flustered. The reason? The publicity photos for his current – world – tour. He’s got muscles, and ruffled hair, and a distinctly pensive
