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A familiar face appointed to referee Albion's game with Burnley - again
Simon Hooper will referee Albion against Burnley for the second time this season. The Swindon-based official also took charge of the 1-1 draw between the sides at the Amex. He has been appointed to the middle at Turf Moor with support from
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Trans woman spared jail after violent threats to burn and kill activist
A trans woman who made violent threats against women's campaigner Posie Parker was spared jail. In the twitter posts Layla Le Fey, 44, made threats of extreme violence and arson towards activists Kellie-Jay Keen, also known as Posie Parker and
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Two men charged after stabbing
Two men have been charged after a stabbing. Police were called to the scene near Goring Road, Worthing, at 6pm on Sunday, March 24. A 30-year-old man from London was found with a stab wound and was taken to hospital with serious, but not life-threatening
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B&M opens new store in Sussex
A discount retailer has opened its new branch in Sussex following a complete refurbishment. B&M has taken over the unit previously occupied by Wilko in Market Place Shopping Centre, Burgess Hill, and has created 100 jobs. Customers can
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Are we in for a big finish - or will the season now fizzle out?
Albion were well beaten at home by Arsenal. We asked these long-time fans for their thoughts on the 3-0 defeat. Then we looked ahead. Is Europe drifting away or should we expect a big finish to the season? 1. What were your thoughts on
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Candidates confirmed for battle in upcoming by-elections
The candidates for two upcoming by-elections in Brighton have been confirmed. Voters will head to the polls to elect new ward councillors for Queen’s Park and Kemptown on Thursday, May 2, 2024. The by-elections will fill the vacancies caused
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Pictures show extent of flooding after river burst its banks
Residents have been forced to wade through flood waters as they try to save their homes from damage. Homeowners in Littlehampton were hit by a deluge of water this morning after the River Arun overflowed overnight. Residents said they were
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Albion teen hailed as role model as he signs new long-term contract
Jack Hinshelwood has been hailed as an Albion role model after signing a new long-term contract. The 18-year-old midfielder is now committed to the club until at least June, 2028. He has enjoyed a breakthrough season at the club he joined as
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Dealer caught hiding Class A drugs up his bum
A drug dealer has been jailed after police officers found Class A drugs stashed in his bum. David Bakare was stopped by police after being found in a hire car linked to heroin and crack cocaine dealing. After officers noticed he was “clenching
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Why the floodlights will stay off at Hove in the Championship this season
Sussex members have been told why the lights have gone out on Championship cricket at Hove. Players were forced off by bad light on Monday with the hosts chasing a win against Northants. The county have opted not to switch on floodlights for
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'Petrified' residents watched homes flood and water 'go higher and higher'
Residents who watched as parts of the county were flooded by a deluge of water said they are “petrified” that their houses could be damaged. Homes, warehouses and holiday parks across West Sussex including Littlehampton and Shoreham were left underwater
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Updates after vehicle collides with bridge
1:30pm What has happened? Southern has warned trains could be delayed after reports of a vehicle colliding with a
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Albion denied late winner at United after McConville scores for both teams
Albion under-21s were denied a late winner at Manchester United – on an up-and-down evening for Ruairi McConville. The Seagulls came from behind to draw 1-1 at Leigh Sports Village in Premier League 2. Thy thought they had a late winner from
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Martin Lewis warns millions they could be paying too much tax - what to do
Martin Lewis has issued a warning to “millions” of people who are paying too much in tax. The Money Saving Expert has urged workers across the UK to check their pay slip in case they could be owed money from HMRC. Mr Lewis warned that millions
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People told to steer clear of beach because of strong winds and high waves
Visitors to a national beauty spot have been warned to stay at least five metres away from the cliff edge. The warning was issued by The National Trust to people visiting Birling Gap, near Seaford, on Tuesday. It comes just hours after the
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'Avoid the area': Recap as city centre road still closed and cordon in place
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Main seafront road completely flooded and business 'extensively damaged'
A gym has been forced to close after suffering severe flood damage. Three Sixty Fitness, in A259 Brighton Road, Shoreham, was flooded in the early hours of Tuesday morning. This was after warnings were put in place Monday afternoon for high
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Sussex weather forecast as many areas around the county affected by flooding
Many areas around Sussex were affected by flooding in the early hours of Tuesday (April 9) as the combination of strong winds and high tide caused issues for some. The Environment Agency had issued flood warnings for several sections of the Sussex
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Major incident declared and refuge centre set up after deluge of heavy rain
A refuge centre has been set up after scores of people were rescued from a flooded holiday park. Residents affected by flooding are being urged to head to Wave in Littlehampton after homes and warehouses were hit by a deluge of water overnight.
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'Get to high ground' warning as people ferried from pub in dinghies after flooding
Dozens of people were ferried to safety in dinghies after severe flooding at a holiday park. Around 150 people were believed to be trapped by flooding in a pub as storm winds lashed the south coast in the early hours of the morning. Fire crews
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Recap: Hundreds flooded out of homes and holiday parks
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Farbrace says Sussex were 'top class' as they chased opening win
Paul Farbrace said his Sussex team were “top class” after they ran out of time at Hove. The county were held to a draw by Northants having set the pace for much of a rain-interrupted opening Vitality County Championship fixture of the season.
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Was De Zerbi really wrong to leave his top scorer on at Brentford in quest for a win?
Roberto De Zerbi’s assertion that he should have taken off Joao Pedro earlier at Brentford was very honest from the head coach. But is it a case of working with the benefit of hindsight? Of course, the reason Premier League coaches are well
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Family-run restaurant trading for almost five decades wins award
A Mediterranean steakhouse serving international cuisine has won an award for best team. IL Bistro, in Market Street, Brighton, received the title at the 2024 Best Restaurants Vote Online awards (BRAVO). Owner Abe Garman, 31, said the 48-year-old
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Sussex restaurants, bars and beauty salons nominated for Muddy Stilettos Awards
Over 100 businesses have been chosen to compete for a coveted award to be named the best in the county. Bars, cafes, attractions and other cultural businesses have been nominated in this year’s Muddy Stilettos Awards celebrating the top venues
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Parts of A27 will be closed for entire weekends over the next two months
Parts of the A27 will be closed for entire weekends over the next two months. National Highways has confirmed that the major A-road in Lancing will be undergoing more work. This means that the carriageway near the New Monks Farm housing development
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People urged to stop scattering ashes in parks
People have been urged to stop scattering ashes in parks. Adur and Worthing Council have issued a warning to residents that scattering the ashes of their loved ones in parks and open green spaces is not allowed and can harm the environment.
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Vintage market returns to city centre after five years
A vintage market with upcycled goods will be held this month. The "Chichester Antiques, Vintage and Decorative Arts" event is set to take place on April 21. The market, which has not been held in the city for the last five years, will be in
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Cat shelter on brink of closure after 30 years as it loses £1,000 a month
A cat shelter has warned it is on the brink of closure after more than 30 years. City Cat Shelter could be the latest victim of the cost-of-living crisis as mounting vets' bill and other soaring bills mean it is losing around £1,000 a month.
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More than 100 vulnerable people helped by night safety marshal team
A team of night marshals has helped more than 100 vulnerable people in a seaside town. The safety marshals, who work alongside Sussex Police, were set up in Eastbourne at the start of the year. In the last few months alone, they have helped
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Thousands expected to flock to bluebell walk as it celebrates 51st anniversary
Thousands of people are expected to visit a bluebell event over the next five weeks as it celebrates its 51st anniversary. Arlington Bluebell Walk, at Bates Green Farm in Arlington, near Polegate, opens on Wednesday for five weeks. Entry is
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Crematorium open day gives people the chance to look around the site
A crematorium is having an open day this month. Arun Crematorium in Grevatts Lane, Yapton, near Arundel, is inviting people to look around on April 27 from 10am until 2pm. Residents from Arundel, Bognor, Littlehampton, Selsey and Worthing are
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Plans to turn office which has been empty for a year into flats
Plans have been made to convert empty offices into flats. The commercial space, 11 and 12 Hyde Gardens, in Eastbourne was used by Lawson Lewis Blakers solicitor firm until April last year. Since then, the property has remained empty despite