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Bruno calls on Albion to be better on the ball - but he is delighted with away win
Bruno believes Albion won at Swansea without being at their best in possession. And that speaks volumes for how they are growing as a Premier League side. The skipper was not happy with the way his side struggled to keep the ball in the second
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Happy 30th Birthday Rainbows! By Emma Lomas, Millais School
Girl Guiding UK celebrates Rainbows’ 30th Anniversary in Sussex by having a party full of fun activities for Rainbows to enjoy from across the county. Girl Guiding is the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK and has been around for
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Photo of missing Helen
POLICE have released this photo of Helen Slaughter in an attempt to find her after she went missing. Concern continues to grow for the wellbeing of the 48 -year-old who has been missing from her home in Barnham since 6am on Wednesday (1 November
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Farming and its future in 50 years
THERE is still time to book your place at this year’s South of England Agricultural Society’s Farming Conference on Wednesday November 15 at the South of England Showground in Ardingly. The main debate will be Evolution or Revolution? The next 50 years.Leading
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Nature is the way for award winners
SALAD processor Natures Way Foods has won the coveted Supply Chain Initiative of the Year trophy in the Food Manufacture Excellence Awards.The ceremony took place at The Hilton on Park Lane in London.The firm’s achievements were celebrated in front of
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Car overturned on A23
A CAR has overturned on the A23. Delays were being reported on the road at Pyecombe where the car flipped after police attended the scene shortly before 12.30pm today. The vehicle is not on the road following the incident earlier but police
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Murray says Albion are exceding their own expectations - and it all starts at the back
Glenn Murray believes Albion have surpassed their own expectations with their Premier League points haul. But he has urged them to maintain the defensive security which took them to eighth place – and grab what they can at the other end. Murray
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Pictures: Thousands attend historic Lewes Bonfire with five arrests made
Some 60,000 revellers took to the streets of Lewes for what is said to be the biggest bonfire celebration in the world, now in its 164th year. Processions, bonfires and firework displays were held by six different societies – Lewes Borough, Commercial
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Emergency services respond after man falls into River Ouse
FIRE crews and a police helicopter have rescued a man from the River Ouse. The Sussex Control Centre received a call at 03;22am this morning reporting that a man had fallen in to the River Ouse, close to the A27 near Lewes. Two Swift Water
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Injured cyclist’s £2,500 thank you to his lifesavers
A CYCLIST has bounced back to health after being critically injured in an accident.Chris Sole was riding home after visiting friends when he was involved in a collision with a car.The 42-year-old suffered multiple life-threatening injuries in the accident
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Boyband at shopping centre book signing
THE boys from Blue are coming to Churchill Square shopping centre in Brighton on Sunday.Antony Costa, Lee Ryan, Simon Webbe and Duncan James will be in WHSmith signing copies of their book, Blue: All Rise – Our Story, from 11am.The multi-platinum band
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£3.5m plan to double numbers at museum
A £3.5 MILLION renovation plan has been unveiled to transform a popular museum and art gallery and double the number of visitors within three years.New proposals will give the public access to the Worthing building and see many more artefacts on display.At
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Albion boss helps open medical school scanner
BRIGHTON and Hove Albion chairman Tony Bloom has officially opened a new scanner system which will help doctors of the future.Mr Bloom was joined by the club’s executive director Martin Perry and staff from Brighton and Sussex Medical School in Falmer
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Veterans to once again march through Hove as Remembrance parade returns
A REMEMBRANCE parade is to return to the streets of Hove, one year after it was scrapped. The traditional march by veterans after the service at the Hove War Memorial was cancelled last year due to a “dwindling number of veterans” and a “lack of police
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Charities lose out after chimney sweep's van is stolen
A CHIMNEY sweep was forced to cancel a fundraising day in memory of his dead daughter after thieves stole his van.David Ansell was left angry and upset when he left his home in Abinger Road, Portslade, and discovered the vehicle had vanished with all
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Dig deep to improve health and wellbeing
A CAMPAIGN is calling on people to take on gardening and environmental projects to improve their health and wellbeing.Growing Communities invites those living in disadvantaged areas to involve themselves in schemes such as planting trees and digging ponds
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The Snowman classic is about to hit the streets
AT one point in the classic children’s story The Snowman, the character is seen flying over Brighton.Now he is a lot closer to the ground as he travels through the streets on the side of a double decker bus.Brighton and Hove Buses has worked with The
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Rail chiefs: Business as usual during strikes
WE’RE open for business.That is the message from Southern Rail which insists it will be running a near normal service on most routes during the RMT’s strike on Wednesday and Thursday.More than 90 per cent of trains will be running but some peak hour services
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£100,000 to be spent on ten parks in Brighton and Hove
A COUNCIL has announced £100,000 will go towards replacing and repairing children’s playgrounds and parks.Brighton and Hove City Council will use the £102,000 on parks including Victoria Recreation Ground, Portslade, which will get replacement swings