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The day Top Gear visited Sussex as show cancelled
As the BBC announces its flagship motoring show Top Gear will not return to our screens for “the foreseeable future”, we take a look at the time the programme came to Sussex. It was confirmed on Monday that the show will take a break after presenter
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‘Eyesore’ to be replaced by new block of apartments
An ‘eyesore’ is to be replaced by a new block of retirement apartments. The 35 new independent living retirement apartments will replace an old BMW garage site on Water Lane, Angmering, after approval from Arun District Council’s planning committee
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Palmeira Square Christmas tree lights to be switched on this week
The annual lighting of a Christmas tree in the city is set to take place this week. The Floral Clock at Palmeira Square in Hove will take on a festive new look this week with a Christmas tree, complete with twinkling lights. On Friday,
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Labour councillor retires after 52 years of service
A Labour politician who has served on councils for 52 years has announced his retirement. Les Hamilton, councillor for South Portslade, has said he will be standing down today after a lifetime of dedicated service to Brighton and Hove. Councillor
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Horsham reinstated to FA Cup after their stunning draw with Barnsley
Horsham have been reinstated to the FA Cup. Their first-round opponents Barnsley have been found guilty of using an ineligible player in last week’s replay. Hornets will visit League Two outfit Sutton United in the second round, subject to
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Fast food worker sentenced to jail for raping teenager
A woman who was raped by a fast food restaurant worker when she was a teenager has spoken of the devastating effect the attack has had on her. The woman, who was 17 when she was raped by Bogdan Cioropa at a property in Brighton, said she cannot
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Pensions to increase by up to £900 next year, Jeremy Hunt confirms
Pensioners will see their state pension increase by up to £900 next year, the Chancellor has announced. Jeremy Hunt confirmed that the triple lock on pensions would be honoured, with state pensions set to rise next year. Under the triple lock
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Universal Credit and benefits increase worth almost £500 announced for millions
Universal Credit claimants will receive an extra £470 a year on average from April, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced. Speaking to MPs at his autumn statement, Mr Hunt confirmed the Government would increase Universal Credit and other benefits
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Ridley Scott film to come to ScreenX at Brighton and Crawley for first time ever
For the first time ever a film directed by Ridley Scott will be shown in the ScreenX format, including in Brighton and Crawley. The 85-year-old will be bringing Napoleon to the big screen, detailing the rise and fall of the French emperor.
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Martin Lewis reacts as Universal Credit £470 increase announced
Martin Lewis has reacted to Jeremy Hunt's autumn statement, as the Chancellor set out a range of plans, including increases for Universal Credit and other benefit claimants. Speaking to MPs at his autumn statement, Mr Hunt confirmed the Government
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Biker seriously injured after crash on A259
A motorcyclist is in hospital with serious injuries following a crash. Police are appealing for witnesses to the serious collision which happened on the A259 at Telscombe Cliffs yesterday morning. Sussex Police said a Peugeot 207 collided with
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'The city needs to act now to improve our air quality'
It goes without saying politicians from different parties disagree on a whole host of issues, often passionately so. It can make for interesting debates, engaging political theatre, but under first past the post, also in decision-making which leaves
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Prem send experienced ref to Albion's first outing since THAT De Zerbi comment
The Premier League have sent one of their most experienced referees to Albion's next match. Anthony Taylor takes charge of their visit to Nottingham Forest on Saturday. His video assistant will be Graham Scott. The match is the Seagulls
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You can earn a free carvery at a pub chain but only if you eat this unusual dish
Some people may be able to cope with some strange food combinations, and one pub chain is offering patrons a free carvery if they manage to eat an unusual concoction. Customers are challenged to eat a limited-edition Carvery Sundae at Greene King
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Albion ready for another test of squad as they face West Ham in Conti Cup
Albion want all players to feel involved as they tackle two fronts. The WSL campaign goes on the back-burner tonight as West Ham visit Broadfield in the Conti Cup (7pm). It is the second group fixture for both teams – and both made winning
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Southern Water slammed for releasing ‘tsunami of human waste’ into Sussex seas
A water company has been slammed for polluting Sussex seas with “a tsunami of human waste”. Eastbourne Borough Council said Southern Water, the company providing water and sewage facilities to large swathes of the county, including Eastbourne needs
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Best 3 bank accounts that offer free cash when you switch- how to get up to £200
You’ve probably got a current account with a bank but if you’re not entirely happy with the interest rates or simply fancy switching to receive better offers, you could earn free cash while doing it. With the constant increases in the cost of living
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Four Sussex restaurants win in the 'Curry Oscars'
Four restaurants in the county have scooped up awards dubbed the "Curry Oscars". The Asian Curry Awards held a ceremony earlier this week to crown winners for each category. Awards were handed out for each region of the country, as well as
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Parents' anger after council decides to move nursery 'without consultation'
Parents with babies and toddlers at a council-run nursery are upset a move to another venue is a “done deal” without wider community consultation. Bright Start Nursery, based in the old Slipper Baths building in Barrack Yard, Brighton, near the
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Former Coronation Street star to join Emmerdale: 'Everyone has been so welcoming'
Former Coronation Street actor Paula Lane has been announced as joining the cast of Emmerdale. She will play the character Ella Forster, who ITV have described as “compassionate and caring”. Lane played the role of Kylie Platt on Coronation
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What should I do if I think my energy bill is too high or wrong?
With the winter beginning to creep in and the days getting noticeably colder, households across the country will be cranking up their heating. With this increase in energy usage, most will begin to notice an increase in what they are spending on
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Lidl 'do not eat' warning on chocolate that contains pieces of plastic
Lidl is recalling one of its products over fears it may contain pieces of plastic. The popular budget supermarket has issued a recall of its Fin Carré White Chocolate due to the possible presence of plastic, making it unsafe to eat. The affected
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What to expect from the Autumn Statement today
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is expected to announce tax cuts alongside a range of other announcements in his autumn statement today. It is also believed that a number of welfare reforms will be announced, with the aim of pushing benefit claimants back
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Mrs Hinch fan 'freaking out' after finding insects in 'very clean' house
A fan of the cleaning guru Mrs Hinch shared that they are 'freaking out' after discovering insects in their 'very clean' house. An anonymous user appealed to members of the community Facebook group 'Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips' after they discovered
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8 festive dupes could save you hundreds this Christmas from toys to booze
Christmas is expensive which means finding dupes for your favourite products can go a long way. From toys under the tree to chocolate in stockings, the price of festive treats can really stack up - especially when you're shopping for an entire
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'There is mistreatment of animals going on' - new bid to tackle puppy farming
Lewes District Council has committed to publish a list of reputable dog breeders and rescue centres, as part of an effort to combat ‘puppy farming’. The move comes in response to a motion, which received unanimous support from councillors at a
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TV presenter and actress Annabel Giles dies aged 64
Former TV presenter and actress Annabel Giles has died aged 64 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour, her children have announced. She was best known for co-presenting ITV’s Posh Frocks And New Trousers with Sarah Greene and also appeared on
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Common hospital disinfectant 'as ineffective as water' at killing major superbug
A common hospital disinfectant is claimed to be as ineffective as water in killing of a major superbug which infects millions of people globally each year, a study has said. The chlorine disinfectant known as bleach is applied for cleaning medics
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Igor praised as Albion assess defenders amid injury concerns and van Hecke ban
Igor has been praised for his “personality and attitude” as he settles into Albion life. The powerfully-built Brazilian could have an important role to play across coming hectic weeks and appears to be improving game by game. Roberto De Zerbi
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Frustration as opening date for new college pushed back again
The opening date for a new school for pupils with special educational needs has been pushed back for a third time. West Sussex County Council said Woodlands Meed’s main school building will not be completed to an “acceptable standard” to allow
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Acclaimed steakhouse to 'kickstart a new chapter' with city centre restaurant
A popular steakhouse is set to "kickstart a new chapter" with a new restaurant in the city centre. The Coal Shed will move its flame-cooked meat and seafood offering to a new venue in North Street, Brighton, next spring. Some 142 diners will
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Bearded dragon and tortoises left outside in the cold as pets keep being abandoned
The number of animal abandonments have soared across the county this year with two tortoises and a bearded dragon among the victims. The RSPCA has today released shocking new figures that show abandonments have been spiralling amid the ongoing
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Bins banned from dozens of city streets in bid to tackle antisocial behaviour
A council is extending areas in the city where businesses must keep their bins off the streets during certain times. Time branding zones, or T-Zones, were introduced last year to rid Brighton and Hove of problems caused by industrial bins left
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Luxury block of flats crowned Britain's most beautiful new building
A luxury block of flats has been crowned Britain’s most beautiful new building. Bayside Apartments in Worthing was named the overall winner of The Royal Fine Art Commission Trust Building Beauty Awards 2023. The mixed-tenure development in
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Map shows where people can hand in knives without judgement
A map shows where people can hand in knives and other weapons safely and without judgement. One of the goals of The Argus’ Cut Knife Crime campaign is to see more knives disposed of in amnesty bins. Between April 2023 and October 2023 this
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Sussex's knife epidemic laid bare in unsettling timeline
This year there has been a number of high profile stabbings, including fatal incidents involving young people. While figures are yet to be released on the number of knife crime incidents in the county this year, we know already that nearly three-quarters