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Fiveways killing: Seaford man charged with murder of Jillian Howell
A MAN has been charged with the murder of a woman killed at her home in Fiveways. David Browning, 51, a payroll officer, from Willow Drive, Seaford, was charged with the murder of Jillian Howell, 46, at her home in Sandgate Road, Brighton, between
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Police at scene of 'unexplained death' at home in Worthing
POLICE are investigating an unexplained death at a home in Worthing. Last night police cordoned off Tarring Road around 10.30pm as scenes of crime officers investigated the incident. Police remain standing guard at the property, according
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Buddys cafe continues community work. Josh Farley. Worthing high school.
Inclusive café continues great work in the community. Buddys café is a café that provides a safe and comfortable environment for people with learning difficulties and physical disabilities, although it’s open to all. It’s open from Wednesday to
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Albion keeper Ryan measuring up well in the Premier League
Mathew Ryan is measuring up well in the Premier League. The shortest goalkeeper in the top flight has impressed team-mate Tim Krul ahead of Sunday's collision with the tallest, Southampton's 6ft 6ins Fraser Forster. Albion's No.1, at just over
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Football group turf chicks takes flight. Josh Farley. Worthing high school.
A football group helping older women get into sport partakes in first tournament. Turf Chicks, a football group for women over twenty-five’s, is starting to gather speed in the area. With nine women now regularly attending, it is a fully-fledged
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Seaford residents warned over mystery smell sickening residents
RESIDENTS were told to stay in and keep doors and windows shut after reports of a noxious odour in Seaford. The emergency services issued the warning as residents complained of stinging eyes and feeling sick on Friday evening. One of several
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Murray feeling fit and ready to get on a scoring run
GLENN MURRAY is confident of a scoring run in the Premier League for Albion now he is close to peak condition. The centre-forward struck twice last time out at West Ham, his first goals of the season after ankle trouble. Murray, 34, said
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Eye-catching pumpkin mural for Halloween
THIS eye-catching mural is expected to draw thousands of visitors this Halloween.More than 1,500 pumpkins, gourds and squashes of all varieties were used to create the Snakes and Ladders design.The giant mural was created by land artist and sculptor
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Hughton hopeful Bloom will resist renewed bids for star youth team products
ALBION boss Chris Hughton is hopeful Tony Bloom can fend off potential January interest in youth system products Lewis Dunk and Solly March. Central defender Dunk and winger March have both made impressive starts in the Premier League.
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Started out of boredom, the stunning garden that blossomed into a major attraction
Geoff Stonebanks turned to gardening after moving to the South Coast and has now raised almost £100,000 for charity, Ericka Waller found out how he has done it so well. “My garden was created out of boredom. I’d retired early and after doing up
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Albion owner finances new synagogue project
THE owner of Brighton and Hove Albion is bankrolling a redevelopment of a synagogue.Tony Bloom, who is Jewish, is putting forward the cash for the proposed changes to the synagogue at 29 to 31 New Church Road in Hove.The blueprint, which will be revealed
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"My wife had a broken neck and it took six hours for the ambulance to arrive"
AN elderly woman who suffered a broken neck in an accident at her home was forced to wait six hours for an ambulance to arrive. Shirley Raycraft, 79, and her husband Alan, who are both housebound, were trapped on the floor of their bedroom following
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Fare dodger has to pay cash back
A TAXI fare dodger who said he worked for investment bank JP Morgan as part of his scam has been ordered to pay the money back.Jake Dean, 24, took cabs in Brighton, Peacehaven and London before telling drivers he did not have the money to pay them.Dean
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Grayling accused of escalating rail dispute
THE Transport Secretary has been accused of damaging the prospects of resolving a series of bitter rows over the role of guards and driver-only trains after he attacked the biggest union involved in the disputes.Chris Grayling wrote to MPs saying a series
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Sussex home to world’s best lager
MOVED aside Prague. Forget Munich. The world’s best lager is from Crawley. Hofmeister Helles struck gold at the 2017 IWSC Beer Awards where it was awarded the title of the best lager for 2017. The Hofmeister Brewing Company beat multinational
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HMV makes Brighton return
HMV returned to Brighton in style this week as customers flooded the shop to check out the new-look store. The music chain re-opened in Churchill Square shopping centre on Wednesday after its old store, also in the centre, closed in January.
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Leader calls for action over delayed project
COUNCIL leader Warren Morgan has called for an urgent update on the Soho House development.The Brighton and Hove City Council leader has written to Richard Franklin, the leaseholder of the site, asking for urgent information following lengthy delays to
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Report investigates link between bullying and mental health
THOUSANDS of people suffering mental health problems have said bullying was a factor in their struggle to cope.Anti-bullying charity Ditch the Label has published a major report which explored 12.9 million online conversations surrounding mental health.The
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Scouts earn their craft badges in true style
A GROUP of 16 youngsters from 1st Plumpton Scouts earned their craft badges in style this Halloween by carving spooky pumpkins to go on display at Sea Life Brighton. The Scouts, led by aquarium manager Max Leviston, spent many hours designing, carving
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New phone app for MS
A NEW phone app has been developed to help people with MS manage chronic fatigue – one of the most common symptoms of the disease.Professor Paula Kersten, the University of Brighton’s Professor of Rehabilitation, is part of the research team with colleagues
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Another win for Gatwick
GATWICK Airport won an award at the London Construction Awards event in recognition of its programme of work to develop its North Terminal which was completed last year.The airport received the award for Process Innovation of the Year following the reconfiguration
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Volunteers’ service is recognised
HAILSHAM deputy mayor Amanda O’Rawe presented this year’s winners of the Age Concern Volunteer Service Awards with their certificates.The presentations took place at the Charles Hunt Centre and six people received awards for their dedication.Una Lavender
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Trio reach finals of Sussex Young Chef of the Year
SUSSEX ingredients were showcased at their best in the autumn menus of six superb young Sussex chefs who took part in a sizzling MasterChef style cook off at the Amex Stadium in Brighton.The heat was turned up and the competition was fierce to decide
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Albion stars join fight against breast cancer
BRIGHTON and Hove Albion players joined the club’s official charity at the Brighton Open Market to help raise awareness of the early signs and symptoms of breast cancer.Fliss Gibbons and Kate Natkiel, who both play for Brighton & Hove Albion’s FA Women
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Youth and Elders’ Commissions thanked for their work
MEMBERS of the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner’s ground-breaking Youth and Elders’ Commissions have been honoured at a celebratory event to thank them for their outstanding contributions.Katy Bourne welcomed representatives from both voluntary bodies
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Lecturer plays his part in Team UK’s Olympic success
A LECTURER helped Team UK achieve its recent success at the Skills Olympics in Abu Dhabi.Christian Notley MBE, who is deputy head of learning for furniture at Chichester College, is the UK training manager for cabinet making and travelled to Dubai with
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Albion soccer players join in half-term fun
BRIGHTON and Hove Albion stars Tim Krul and Steve Sidwell met young footballers at a free half-term tournament organised by the club’s official charity.More than 50 youngsters from across Brighton and Hove took part in the tournament, which was held as
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Gold medal skier overcomes injury to win British title
A GOLD medal-winning skier has spoken of how she overcame two serious knee injuries to finish first at the British indoor championships.Zoe Karavasili, a third-year student at the University of Chichester, won the national under-21 competition in the
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Two inspectors still on full pay after 7 month sexual misconduct investigation
TWO police inspectors suspended over alleged sexual misconduct while on duty are still receiving full pay seven months after investigations began.Misconduct papers were served by Sussex Police on Chief Inspector Rob Leet, who helps to oversee local policing