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Simpson savours 'amazing feeling' as his double ton leads a Sussex run feast
John Simpson savoured an “amazing feeling” after his first double century helped Sussex take charge of their Championship match at Leicestershire. Simpson finished on 205 not out, having shared a seventh-wicket partnership of 255 with Danny Lamb
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Plans for 151 new homes move a step further
The next stage of a major housing development in Polegate has been approved by Wealden planners. Wealden District Council’s Planning Committee South approved a reserved matters application seeking permission to build 151 homes on land to the north
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How you can ride city's rental pedal bikes for free this month
People can ride the city’s rental pedal bikes for free this month. Beryl BTN pedal bikes can be ridden for free for 20 minutes from tomorrow until Sunday, April 28. The deal is only available before 10am on those days and you have to download
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Recap: Traffic as drivers face weekend A27 closure
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Albion's latest teen debutant told he deserves a chance to impress
Roberto De Zerbi said his latest teen debutant deserved a chance to make his Premier League bow. Mark O’Mahony, 19, was sent on late in the 1-1 draw at Burnley. The Irish striker signed a new contract in the last week. Albion boss Roberto
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Haines delighted with a second century as he keeps Sussex in the contest
Tom Haines is delighted with his start to the season after making it two centuries in as many innings. The Sussex opener top-scored with 108 as his side reached 282 for six in reply to Leicestershire’s 338 all out. It came after Fynn Hudson-Prentice
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Albion fans watch Seagulls exchange gifts with Burnley as European hopes ebb away
Albion fans watched their side exchange gifts with Burnley as hopes of European football next season slowly ebb away. The Clarets started brightly and missed two guilt-edged opportunities to go in front as they try escape the relegation zone.
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Moder looks bright - while error tarnishes Baleba display
Albion were handed a lifeline as they drew 1-1 at Burnley. As a collective, they were arguably the better side for much of the game but lacked the individual spark to make it count. Bart Verbruggen 7/10 Was left in a very tough position
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Police attend dog kennels and remove bagged up items
Police attended a dog kennels and removed bagged up items. Scenes of crime officers were seen removing bagged items from Highlands Kennels in North Street, Horam, north of Hailsham. Sussex Police arrived at the address on Thursday morning.
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Hearing these songs was a wonderful experience on an amazing night
Johnny Marr Brighton Dome There was a pub near the Aston Villa football ground in the 1980s which looked shut on match days but if you went to the boarded up door round the back and knocked on the bottom board three times you could get in.
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Free exhibition of Jaguar cars at steam railway this month
A free exhibition of Jaguar cars will be held later this month. The Bluebell Railway will host the event on April 21 at Sheffield Park station. READ MORE: Parts of A27 will be closed for entire weekends over the next two months The event
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5 pets from RSPCA Brighton who are searching for loving new homes
Several pets in Sussex are looking for their forever homes, including at the Sussex North & Brighton branch of the RSPCA. Whether you want to adopt a dog, cat, rabbit or guinea pig, there is plenty of choice. A few animals from the branch are
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Medals of war hero who saved hundreds of lives in The Blitz sell for thousands
The medals of a war hero who was buried alive in the blitz have sold for tens of thousands of pounds. Sub Lieutenant Jack Easton was trapped underneath the rubble of a building when an enemy mine exploded in London in the Second World War.
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Railway bridge which was going to be filled with concrete will now be refurbished
A 140-year-old railway bridge which was going to be filled with thousands of tonnes of concrete will now be refurbished. The Church Road Bridge in Barcombe near Lewes was going to be infilled due to fractures appearing over time and concerns over
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Three Sussex areas rank among most pet-friendly places for a UK holiday
Three places have ranked among the top ten most pet friendly areas for a UK holiday. Hastings, Eastbourne and Brighton have all been recognised as good places to go on trips with pets. This was based on research by Howden Insurance which looked
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House with swimming pool and sauna on the market for £2.6m
A house with a heated swimming pool and a sauna is now on the market for £2.6 million. The six-bed property in Dyke Close, Hove, has been owned by the same family for over 40 years and even has a separate annexe for accommodation. Despite dating
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Anger as forest 'churned up' by heavy machinery during bird nesting season
Dog walkers say they have been forced to build makeshift bridges in a woodland to avoid the mud after the council “churned” up paths to fell dozens of trees. In March trees were axed at Withdean Woods in Brighton and that prompted people to label
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Sussex road closures for the week ahead, including A23 and A27
Drivers in and around Brighton will have a few road closures to deal with if they are driving around Sussex next week. From Monday, April 15 to Friday, April 19 there are a few road and lane closures scheduled for the likes of the A27 and the A23
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'His worst nightmare' - verdict on the blunder which gifted Albion a point at Burnley
Aro Muric’s blunder which gifted Albion a point at Burnley has been described as his worst nightmare. The Clarets goalkeeper let a simple pass under his foot as the Seagulls salvaged a 1-1 draw at Turf Moor. Stand-in Burnley boss Craig Bellamy