Archive
-
Date
Close of play report - Wells stands firm for Sussex
Luke Wells stood firm for Sussex as wickets tumbled around him on a lively day at Hove. The opener was 73 not out at stumps with his county on 140-5 on the opening day of their Championship fixture with Warwickshire at Hove. That was in reply
-
Date
Coastguard scrambled after woman shouts Mayday over radio
COASTGUARD crews responded to a spoken-word Mayday distress call yesterday afternoon. A helicopter from Solent coastguard and two RNLI boats, one from Selsey, were dispatched to search a patch of the Channel several square miles in size, south
-
Date
Tea report - Six for Robinson as Sussex bowl out Warwickshire early
Ollie Robinson finished with career best first-class figures of 6-33 and Steve Magoffin took three wickets as Sussex bowled out Warwickshire today. The visitors were dismissed for just 180 having elected to bat first in their Championship fixture
-
Date
Robinson claims five wickets before lunch to put Sussex in command
Ollie Robinson continued his dream start to life with Sussex with a five-for in just nine overs. He finished the morning session with 5-17 as the county had Warwickshire reeling at 80-5 on the first day of their Championship match at Hove.
-
Date
Assault in Pavilion Gardens leaves victims in hospital
A GROUP of people were attacked in a public garden and now police are trying to piece together what happened. The assault happened in Pavilion Gardens, Brighton, on Friday at about 10pm. It is understood four people were assaulted by a group
-
Date
Eagles happy to go with six against the champions
Eastbourne are ready to keep racing with six men in the quest for National League honours. And that means giving Richard Andrews as long as possible to recover from injury, Eagles host champions and leaders Cradley Heathens today (3.30pm) in the
-
Date
Brighton Fringe: Paul Kerensa – Back To The Futon Part Two, Laughing Horse @ Caroline Of Brunswick, Ditchling Road, Saturday, May 23
Micheal McIntyre-bashing has become an open sport on the comedy scene. But to do it well an act really has to have something alternative to offer – and sadly McIntyre would completely destroy Paul Kerensa onstage. For all his mocking of McIntyre
-
Date
Brighton Fringe: Bob And Jim – The Lot, Otherplace At The Basement The Pit, Kensington Street, until Monday, May 25, call 01273 987516
Comedy duo Bob And Jim certainly don’t lack ambition in their latest show – with a simple aim of covering everything in life. And they have the list to prove it – which is ticked off by a volunteer through the show to ensure no-one is left disappointed
-
Date
Brighton Festival: The Duke Of Burgundy, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Church Street, Friday, May 22
Set in a mysterious world apparently populated only by women and obsessed by moths, Peter Strickland’s third film homaged 1970s European erotica. The references were there in the beautiful soft focus photography, the rambling country house set,
-
Date
Hobden urged to seize his chance
Fast bowler Matt Hobden has been tipped for a bright future as he bids to bounce back from one of the darkest days in his fledgling career. Hobden’s encouraging start to the season came to a grinding halt in the previous Championship match against
-
Date
Student to put artwork on display
More than 12,000 visitors are expected to see eye-catching artworks by university students. Mouth-watering depictions of calorific desserts and the neon depiction of a teenage girl’s online life are among more than 500 final year University of
-
Date
Vote now to secure £5k revamp
Community hall organisers are calling on the assistance of residents in their latest fundraising bid. The team behind Exeter Street Hall in Brighton have entered a national campaign in a bid for £5,000 in funding to create a second, smaller room
-
Date
University vows to rebuild Nepal tremor zone school
A SCHOOL badly damaged by an earthquake is to be rebuilt thanks to students and graduates from the university which opened it. An appeal by the University of Brighton to repair the school in Nepal has raised more than £8,000 in less than a month
-
Date
Star’s pride in rise to success
A Britain's Got Talent star is preparing to release a second album after storming to success in the hit TV Series. Richard Hadfield’s band Collabro won the eighth series of the TV talent show and he has since toured the world from Japan to America
-
Date
Number one in the area
Just seven weeks since the launch of the Robert Luff and Co’s new office in Lancing, partner Mark Holding reports brisk business. Still a relatively young company, formed just five years ago, the estate agency with its lime green boards and ‘can