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Overton takes Pagham to cup glory
CALLUM OVERTON’S second-half goal gave Mark Bennett the perfect send-off as ten-man Pagham beat Haywards Heath 1-0 to lift the Peter Bentley Cup, writes Anthony Scott. Overton struck just after the hour at the Beacon to deny the Southern Combination
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Bognor celebrate after winning play-off final
Bognor have been promoted to National League south after winning the Ryman premier division play-off final. The Rocks bounced back from missing out on the title on the final day of the season by beating Dulwich Hamlet 2-1 in front of a crowd of
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Labour picks animal welfare champion to stand against Caroline Lucas
THE BOSS of a charity opposed to animal testing is the latest Labour hopeful to try and unseat Caroline Lucas. Michelle Thew will follow Nancy Platts and Purna Sen in trying to beat the Brighton Pavilion MP - who has increased her majority more
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Charlotte Church’s Late Night Pop Dungeon, Concorde 2, Brighton, April 28 ★★★★
ON HER Twitter account before her trip to Brighton, Charlotte Church dared her followers to enter the dungeon – an ominous invitation to a night in which Concorde 2 was entranced by the singer and her pop jukebox. The seaside venue was an amusement
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Fears for missing man with history of depression
AN appeal has been launched to help find a man who has been treated for depression.Officers at Sussex Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of Ervin Underdown.Mr Underdown, 32, was last seen at an address in Balcombe, where he had
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Pigeon injured and dumped
On the Thursday evening (27/4/17) at 6:17pm East Sussex Wildlife Rescue & Ambulance Service (WRAS) received a call from residents on the Kings Park Estate reporting a creature moving inside a black plastic bag inside a large metal waste bin. WRAS founder
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Concern over missing teenage girls
POLICE are concerned for the welfare and safety of two teenage girls who have gone missing. Jessica McCubbing, 14, and Olivia Joel, 13, were last seen getting on a rail replacement bus at Crawley Station just after 11am yesterday. Their whereabouts
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Gus Poyet adds his congratulations - but Bruno finds it hard work to enjoy the promotion moment
Gus Poyet has congratulated Albion for winning promotion – via skipper Bruno. The right-back revealed Poyet is among many former employees who have contacted him since a place in the Premier League was assured. Albion have achieved what proved to
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Conservatives select candidate for Hove
A BUSINESSWOMAN who says she is “not a career politician” has been selected to represent the Conservative Party in Hove.Kristy Adams said: “I am absolutely delighted to be chosen to represent the Conservative Party in Hove and Portslade. “I applied to
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No live TV for Albion's final day title bid
Albion and Newcastle's domination of live TV coverage on Sky Sports in the Championship is over. The broadcasters are switching attention from the title race to the relegation fight on the final day of the season. The live matches they have selected
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Stranded fishermen are rescued by lifeboat crew
TWO fishermen were rescued after being cut off by the tide.The men were spotted trapped on the sea defences at Newhaven as the tide started coming in.One of them had already been swept into the sea and was suffering the effects of the cold and both had
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Title let-down at Amex has put dampener on season says Sidwell
STEVE Sidwell has branded Albion’s Amex title let-down “a massive dampener on the whole season”. The Seagulls blew the chance to seal top spot in the Championship with a surprise 1-0 defeat in their final home game against Bristol City. The
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Hughton demands victory at Villa to clinch title
BOSS Chris Hughton has warned Albion they will have to win at Aston Villa to prevent his old club Newcastle overhauling them at the death in the title race. The Seagulls head into Sunday’s final fixtures still a point above Newcastle but with an
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Green candidate playing hardball
THE Green Party candidate for Hove has hinted the Labour party could avoid a fight in the constituency if they sign up to an electoral pact.Brunswick and Adelaide ward councillor Phelim MacCafferty told The Argus he was “not inclined” to step down, but
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Ban house schemes that increase traffic
CAMPAIGNERS are calling on council bosses to follow in the footsteps of their rural neighbours and put a block on any new developments likely to cause an increase in air pollution.Wealden District Council has placed a moratorium on any new development
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Corbynite ‘in to win’ Kemptown
A SUPPORTER of Jeremy Corbyn will fight the marginal constituency of Kemptown for the Labour Party at the general election.Councillor Lloyd Russell-Moyle, who won the right to represent East Brighton on the city council in a by-election last year, will
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Woman finds ‘body’ in troubled street
A WOMAN has told how she is frightened in her own home after she found a man lying in a pool of blood on her doorstep. The 30-year-old woman, who lives alone and wanted to remain anonymous out of fear, said she didn’t know whether she was dead or alive
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Royal approval as brewer wins award and praise from duke
A BEER-LOVING student who started a brewing business with a friend has won a royal seal of approval, tributes from a senior business chief, and a top award from the Duke of York.Prince Andrew praised Sussex-born George Grant and his business partner Paul
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Planning chief broke the rules
A COUNCILLOR made "irreversible" changes to her listed home stripping it of its historic importance whilst chairing a planning committee. Former chairwoman of Wealden District Council's planning committee Barby Dashwood-Morris (CORR) made
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More acts of vandalism on £10 million bridge already damaged 27 times
THREE more glass panels have been left shattered and are awaiting repair on a £10 million pedestrian bridge. The panels are the latest to be damaged on Adur Ferry Bridge in Shoreham bringing the number of glass panes damaged to 27 between April 20
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Residents reclaiming problem square
A NEIGHBOURHOOD has reclaimed a park considered a no-go area for years.Before planting a tree in Norfolk Square on Saturday during a mass planting day, Caroline Lucas said the community's efforts to beautify the space represented the " spirit
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Schools urged to join campaign to save a life
SCHOOLS and community groups across Sussex are being urged to do their bit and learn life-saving skills.South East Coast Ambulance Service (Secamb) is running its Restart a Heart awareness campaign later this year and is calling on organisations to register