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Weary, injury-hit Albion DO have fresh legs - but some players are piling up minutes
Albion have tired legs and minds in the period between visits to AEK and Chelsea. This unprecedented blast of three away games including a European trip in nine days poses its own tests. But there are some options there if they want to freshen
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New festival could be held the weekend before Pride under new plans for Preston Park
Brighton's Preston Park could host another festival the weekend before Pride under new plans. Organisers of the annual Pride event are hoping to reduce the costs of setting up the event by holding another event separate from Pride at Preston Park
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Summary - Firefighters tackle blaze off main road
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Look inside the first ever Lush hair salon with café, shop and spa
The first ever hair salon by cosmetics company Lush has opened in the city. Lush Hair Lab opened its doors in Trafalgar Street, Brighton today. Shoppers filled out the salon to browse the natural hair products, try drinks from the café and
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De Zerbi delivers key message for Chelsea test - and the latest Albion injury update
Roberto De Zerbi has urged Albion to turn problems into opportunities as they face another big test. The Seagulls go to Chelsea tomorrow after their big win – and late night return trip – in the Euopa League. Adam Lallana returns to the squad
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'Notorious' drug dealer traced from Airbnb booking
Police traced a “notorious” drug dealer from an Airbnb booking. Anton Reynolds was part of the county line “JC” which delivers drugs from London to Crawley. After responding to an unrelated incident earlier this year, officers discovered a
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I tried supermarket mince pies and two are worthy of Christmas glory
Mince pies are an essential part of the Christmas experience and something I always look forward to when supermarkets start stocking them again. The sweet treats are enjoyed by many around the UK, and Brits eat approximately 800 million of them
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Game over for burglar caught raiding pier arcade
A bungling burglar thought he had hit the jackpot when he raided an amusement arcade. He even took the "free cash withdrawals" sign literally by forcing open an ATM. But Tristram Francis’s luck ran out and it was game over after police caught
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Barber says Albion don't want this to be a Europa one-off - as they push for top spot
Paul Barber said Albion are having a great time in Europe. But there remains work to do in Group B. The deputy chairman and chief executive said after Thursday’s match: “We would love to win the group because that would save us two games
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Matchwinner Joao told he can play better - but boss loves his ruthless mentality
Globe-trotting Joao Pedro has been praised for his ruthless match-winning mentality. But Roberto De Zerbi wants him to rest up and be ready to raise his game again. The Brazil international forced and converted the spot kick which took Albion
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The cheapest and most expensive Wetherspoon pints in Sussex
We have found the best Wetherspoon pubs in Sussex for you to pick up an absolute bargain of a pint. A new map shows how much a pint of Carling costs at all Spoons in the UK and reveals which are the cheapest and which are the most expensive.
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Woman who tried to renew parking permit ‘for a month’ fined £200
A woman who tried to renew her parking permit for a month was fined £200. Natalie Allcorn, who lives in Kemp Town in Brighton, says she is one of many people who have had issues with renewing her resident’s parking permit. She said it was “
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Hundreds of council homes to have solar panels installed
Hundreds of council homes will have solar panels installed to help residents with the cost of living crisis and reduce carbon emissions. Around 800 council-rented houses and bungalows in Brighton and Hove will benefit from new solar panels over
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Volunteers and councillors out in streets tackling graffiti epidemic head on
Councillors and volunteers have been out in the streets tackling the scourge of graffiti in a bid to clean up the city. Businesses, volunteers and more than 20 councillors took part in the City Centre Big Clean last Saturday (November 25), peeling
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New shop opens at garden centre
A cookware shop has opened at a garden centre. Haskins Garden Centre Snowhill in Crawley has welcomed a Lakeland store to the site, enhancing the Copthorne centre's offering to the area. Lakeland, taking its name from its founding home in Windermere
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Charity mentors children and runs football sessions to prevent knife crime
The Brighton and Hove Albion Foundation runs programmes that aim to prevent young people entering a life of crime. Reboot supports young people aged ten to 17 who are at risk of being affected by serious violence and knife crime across Sussex.
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Pupils in Sussex fail to reach regional average A-level score
Pupils in Sussex scored lower in their A-level exams than the South East average. Department for Education figures show the average score achieved by pupils in West Sussex was 33.9 out of 60 maximum points and the average for East Sussex 32.3.
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Burglars raid city centre restaurant
Burglars raided a city centre restaurant and stole electronics and stock. Two men were seen leaving the restaurant in East Street, Brighton, at around 9.45pm on September 22. Now, police are appealing for information and witnesses to the incident
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'It's Christmas in the garden with these rich red flowers'
December already, the gardening year seems to have just flown by. I shan’t be spending too many more hours outdoors this year, my huge collection of Christmas decorations beckon as it is now time to get them all out of the loft and begin to decorate
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All parking charges in Brighton and Hove could be based on vehicle emissions
Drivers in Brighton could have to pay parking charges based on their vehicle's emissions. The move, affecting both on and off street parking, is among a raft of short, medium and long term proposals that will be discussed by Brighton and Hove city
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'I can’t sing but I really love a carol service'
We can finally mention the C word, writes Councillor Alistair McNair. It’s the first day of advent tomorrow – the first of four Sundays before Christmas – the season every Bob Cratchit and receptionist dreads. By the time you read this, I’ll have
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MP on milestone eco flight on Crawley airline
A world-first eco flight has been celebrated by an MP who was lucky enough to be on board. Virgin Atlantic Airways, which has its HQ in Crawley, set off from Heathrow on Wednesday bound for New York's JFK - using only sustainable aviation fuel
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Over 2,000 registered sex offenders are living in Sussex
More than 2,000 registered sex offenders live in Sussex but police say there are procedures in place to keep people safe. Some 2,024 people in the county are on the sex offenders register at the “lowest” risk level, with two more on the register