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Crawley boss confident goals will start to flow soon
Dermot Drummy is confident the goals will start to flow more freely for Crawley Town soon. Reds have made an encouraging start to the season by taking seven points from their opening three games in League Two and pushing Wolves all the way in the
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Grice sets his sights on an Olympic medal
Charlie Grice has set his sights on capping an eventful debut Olympics with an unlikely medal. The 22-year-old from Brighton thought his Games were over almost before they began on Tuesday when he finished 11th in his 1,500m heat after being shoved
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Hughton explains Stephens absence and says challenge which floored Rosenior was 'reckless'
Chris Hughton expects Dale Stephens to come back firing after missing today’s trip to Reading. He is also hoping for good news on Liam Rosenior after his right-back suffered an ankle injury when fouled by Yann Kermogant late in today’s 2-2 draw
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Hughton will take a point as Albion fail to hit heights
Chris Hughton admitted Albion were below their best at Reading – and was happy enough with a draw. The Seagulls led 2-1 early in the second period but were pegged back by a strike from their former defender Paul McShane. Albion boss Hughton
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Knockaert strikes again - but Albion have to settle for a point
Albion had to settle for a draw at Reading – after coming from behind to lead. An own goal from Joey Van Den Berg, who was later sent off, and Anthony Knockaert’s third strike in as many games, sent the Seagulls 2-1 up after conceding their first
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Mile Oak FC honours former player killed in Shoreham Airshow disaster
A PERMANENT memorial to a 23-year-old killed in the Shoreham Airshow disaster has been created at his former football club. Mile Oak FC has placed a memorial stone to former goalie Matthew Grimstone at the entrance to the pitch. It was unveiled
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McNerney on target as Crawley remain unbeaten
Crawley Town maintained the unbeaten start in League Two as Joe McNerney’s goal secured a 1-1 draw with Barnet at the Checkatrade.com Stadium Former Reds striker John Akinde had given the Bees the lead after just three minutes and went on to squander
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Tollbridge tributes to Shoreham victims on display at community centre
TRIBUTES attached to Shoreham Tollbridge straight after the airshow disaster are on display in the town. Copies of some of the thousands of messages, remembering the eleven victims or supporting their families, can be seen at the Shoreham centre
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Reading 2 Albion 2: Relive the action as it happened
4:56pm Thanks for sticking with it today given all the problems with connection at this end and a somewhat reduced live service
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Stockdale back for Albion - and Baldock gets a chance in attack
David Stockdale is back between the sticks for Albion – and Beram Kayal returns to central midfield. But there are talking points as Chris Hughton reveals his XI to kick off at Reading today. Former Royals man Steve Sidwell gets the nod to
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'We share a sense of loss and bewilderment': Family and community remember 11 victims of Shoreham Airshow disaster
THE ELEVEN men who died in the Shoreham Airshow disaster have been remembered in a church ceremony two days before the anniversary of the crash. Family members lit altar candles in their honour at the start of the memorial service at St Mary de
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Albion nostalgia: Zamora was too quick for Reading - and his own boss
Bobby Zamora caught out Reading and his own boss last time Albion won at the Madejski Stadium. But the Tottenham boss at the time was quietly sitting and watching at the Madejski. And what he saw from Zamora might have played a part in what
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Adri playing for keeps at Hawks after starring role off the bench
Adri Munoz will be given the chance to make the Whitehawk No.1 spot his own – after an inspired display off the bench. The Catalan goalkeeper is expected to start today at home to Wealdstone after helping Hawks to a good midweek point. What
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Plenty of intrigue on the teamsheet today after a week of Albion progress
Albion fans will not know where to look first when they study team news at Reading. It could be to check whether David Stockdale is back in goal. It might be to see whether Jamie Murphy, who scored their goal at the Madejski last season, has
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Seagulls goalkeeping duo are the best in the Championship
Albion goalkeepers David Stockdale and Niki Maenpaa have been hailed as the No.1 pair in the Championship. Goalkeeping coach Ben Roberts says he would not swap the in-form duo for anyone else. Stockdale is expected to regain the gloves from
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Romanian, 23, to be deported after serving jail sentence over rape of woman, 69
A RAPIST has been jailed after his parents spotted him as part of a police appeal and told him to hand himself in. Gabriel Lupu was visiting his parents in Romania when they told him to return to Worthing after seeing CCTV images circulating on
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Pilot was an experienced veteran of airshows
Pilot Andy Hill has been at the centre of the police investigation into the Shoreham Airshow disaster which claimed the lives of 11 men one year ago. He was badly injured when his Hawker Hunter T7 jet crashed on to the westbound carriageway of
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Albion boss facing midfield dilemma at Reading
Boss Chris Hughton is weighing up when to restore Albion’s dominant midfield partnership. Dale Stephens and Beram Kayal are waiting to see whether they are reunited at Reading today for the first time since the promotion decider at Middlesbrough
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Food review: Silo, Upper Gardner Street, Brighton
THE singularity of Silo makes it an endlessly-compelling place to write about – if you can keep up with the fizzing mind of founder and head chef Douglas McMaster. He chanced upon what has become one of the most talked-about places to eat in Brighton
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Investigation into Shoreham Airshow disaster must be absolutely right
IN ONE way it could seem like one of the more straightforward incidents police have to deal with. Eleven men killed by a plane crashing into a road. Identity of lone pilot not in dispute. Tens of thousands of witnesses. Yet rather than having
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Shoreham tributes form largest social history archive of its kind
TRIBUTES left in memory of the Shoreham Airshow disaster victims have been preserved to form the largest social history archive of its kind. Archivists at West Sussex County Records Office have spent the last year carefully cataloguing, drying
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Airshow disaster fire chief: 'Shoreham is still crystal-clear in my mind'
A YEAR on from the surreal, harrowing scenes Roy Barraclough was confronted with as one of the first firefighters at the Shoreham Airshow disaster, he can still remember aspects of it vividly. The station commander for Worthing and Lancing was
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Grief is still so strong one year on from the Shoreham Airshow disaster
THE PARISH priest leading the Shoreham memorial service today has said there will be no words to describe the enormity of the tragedy. Reverend Ann Waizeneker said the service at St Mary De Haura Church marking the first anniversary of the Shoreham
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Airshows continue after Shoreham but with increased safety precautions
THE tragic events at Shoreham has not dampened the nation’s enthusiasm for airshows with 35 planned between now and October. But new rules and paperwork have caused many to adjust their safety plans for this year’s events. And one event which
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Bird's eye view of Brighton's newest tourist attraction
A GLIDING instructor and his student were given a bird's eye view of Brighton's newest tourist attraction. Soaring at a height of up to 2,000 feet along the Sussex coastline, Tim Digings and his pupil Alex Towner swooped down on the British Airways
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Life changing procedure not on NHS for toddler Leo
A FAMILY is desperately trying to raise £70,000 to send their disabled son to America for a life-changing operation. Leo Leyland was born 10 weeks premature and suffered a pre-birth brain haemorrhage which resulted in Hemiplegia cerebral palsy
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Mini Bruno is a big hit with Albion fans
MOST young football fans try and imitate the skills of their favourite football players.But six-year-old Josh Wright has gone a little further and matched the distinctive facial hair and bald head of his favourite Albion star Bruno.Baby Bruno has been
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Nostalgia: The woman behind the Theatre Royal in Brighton
When Henry Nye Chart, proprietor of the Theatre Royal in Brighton, died unexpectedly in 1876, he left the business to his widow.It was highly unusual in those days for a woman to run a theatre and few expected much of Ellen Nye Chart who was only 35 years
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Acclaimed pop-up restaurant growing
A TALENTED young chef is expanding his restaurant 18 months after opening for business.Isaac Bartlett-Copeland, 23, is behind the eponymous Isaac At on Gloucester Street Brighton, which has won praise from diners and critics for its Friday and Saturday
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Four Sussex beach huts miss out on national prize
FOUR beach huts up for the title of being Britain's best have missed out on the crown.The competition run by insurers Towergate for the best hut of 2016 had a prize of £1,000 and a year’s free beach hut insurance for the winner along with a commemorative
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Council staff begin move into new home after £11 million refurbishment
HUNDREDS of council staff are beginning the three month migration into their newly refurbished offices following a £11 million makeover.Hove Town Hall is nearing completion after a 15-month refurbishment to accommodate hundreds more council staff, public