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Young Reporter Pollination Education Stations Rachel West The Weald
In a world where climate change and its related issues is a growing concern, small but mighty pollinators are crucial to maintaining stable ecosystems. I spoke to Carrie Cort, CEO of Sussex Green Living, who discussed the renature project they have
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Gift goal sinks Albion after Pinto's strike at the Amex
Albion suffered WSL defeat at the Amex – sunk by a goal they gave away just as they were building some momentum in the contest. An own goal by Guro Bergsvand as she tried to tidy up a defensive mess ultimately sent Everton to their 2-1 success.
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Teenager hospitalised after being attacked in park
A teenage girl was hospitalised after being attacked in a park. The 14-year-old was at Southgate Skate Park in Southgate Avenue, Crawley, when she was assaulted at around 7pm on Wednesday. She was taken to hospital but has since been discharged
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Woman confided in cousin about husband’s affair two weeks before brutal murder
A woman who was killed in her shop rang her cousin to say her husband had been having a long affair just two weeks before her murder, a jury heard. Carol Morgan, 36, was killed by a hitman allegedly hired by her husband and his lover on the evening
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M23, A23 and A27 road closures to look out for in Sussex this weekend
A small number of motorway and A Road closures will affect Sussex traffic this weekend, according to National Highways England. These will mainly be on the A27 in the early hours of the morning for maintenance work. If you are set to be travelling
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Police trying to reunite owners with 20 stolen bicycles - see all of them
Police are trying to reunite owners with 20 stolen bicycles that have been recovered. The bikes were all stolen in the Brighton area. People who believe the bikes to be theirs are asked to get in touch with Sussex Police. The Argus has
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Shades of a famous Ben White prediction as Rushworth told he has England qualities
Carl Rushworth has been told he has what it takes to play in the Premier League – and for England. The on-loan Albion goalkeeper is coming to end of an impressive season with Swansea City to follow campaigns at Walsall and Lincoln. He has been
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Pictures from scene of Border Force incident
Two people had to be rescued after a yacht got into difficulty on the Sussex coast. The Argus understands the sailing yacht grounded off Seaford Head in the early hours of Friday morning and that two people in lifejackets were pulled from the water
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Work progresses on new Lidl supermarket
Photographs show work to build a town’s second Lidl store progressing. Scaffolding can be seen on the former Halfords unit at Downlands Retail Park in Worthing and the neighbouring unit, which was occupied by Bensons for Beds, as work is carried
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Recap: Border Force respond to incident on Sussex coast
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Our games with Albion show why replays should not be scrapped, say non-league club
A non-League club have cited their draw with Albion as a reason why FA Cup replays should not be scrapped. Clubs and fans have been angered by a decision to do away with replays from the first round. FC United of Manchester are among those
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Teenager seriously injured after pedestrian hit by car
A teenager was taken to hospital with serious injuries after a car crash on a busy road. Police are asking for witnesses after a car collided with a pedestrian on one of the main roads into Eastbourne yesterday evening. Pictures from the scene
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Councillor quits Conservative party over Middle East stance
A Conservative councillor has left the party over concerns about the government’s stance on the conflict in the Middle East. Samer Bagaeen has now left the Tory group of Brighton and Hove City Council and will stand in Westdene and Hove Park as
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Woman attacked by another woman on bus
A woman was allegedly attacked on a bus. The woman reported that another woman approached and assaulted her while they were travelling on board the number 46 bus to Southwick. She told the police the woman also made threats. Read more:
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Cordon put in place after more explosives found at dangerous beach
A cordon was put in place at a beach after explosive items were found. Selsey Coastguard Rescue Team attended Medmerry Beach near Selsey after reports of ordnance on the shoreline. The team found multiple items and contacted the Explosive Ordnance
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Police operation launched in seaside town to tackle 'problem hotspots'
A new police operation has been launched to tackle "problem hotspots". Arun Police said that Operation Sonar will focus on addressing long-term problems in Littlehampton and find solutions. More resources have are being sent to certain areas
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Man and lover accused of hiring hitman to kill wife who died in brutal attack
A hitman allegedly hired by a couple to murder the man’s shopkeeper wife more than 40 years ago had “inside knowledge” about where money was kept, a jury heard today. The killer, who has never been caught, used an axe or machete to attack Carol
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Asda, Aldi, and Sainsbury’s found to have ‘misleading’ food labels
A number of UK supermarkets have been found to be using “misleading” and “fairly meaningless” food labels on fresh produce, according to an investigation. Loose cauliflowers, red cabbage, courgettes and onions at Sainsbury’s, peppers, melons and
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Villa relief means Albion fixture change - while familiar faces make Europa semis
Albion will face Aston Villa on a Sunday – between two big European dates for their opponents. The Premier League clash at the Amex will be pushed back a day to Sunday, May 5 (2pm). That switch is due to Villa’s progress in the Conference League
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Ex-Albion youngster has become Mr Versatile as Worthing head for play-offs
Jack Spong has been praised for his versatility as Worthing head for the play-offs. The former Albion under-23s midfielder opened his account for Rebels with a double in the 4-2 win at St Albans. Spong (pictured above by Mike Gunn) has returned
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Bergsvand is a believer as Albion's big change puts 'roller coaster' back on track
Guro Bergsvand admits she was a bit sceptical when Mikey Harris first delivered his vision for Albion’s women. He expected them to go to Manchester United and dominate possession. Harris had just come over from the men’s academy, playing what
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Albion boss believes stadium dream WILL come true - but his focus is on the pitch
Albion have been backed to make their latest stadium dream a reality – as they prepare for a big night at the Amex. The Seagulls’ women’s team play at the venue for the second time this season when they take on Everton in the Barclays FA WSL this
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Steyning Town aim for a double - after a few beers and some pool turn into a party
Steyning Town boss Kev Green has explained how a few beers and a game of pool turned into a title celebration which went viral. The Barrowmen have won the Southern Combination after a sizzling run of 43 points from the last possible 45. A 4
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Work begins to transform site of former care home into 28 flats
Work has started to transform the site of an ex-council care home into supported living accommodation. The redevelopment of the Knoll House site in Ingram Crescent, Hove, will provide 28 apartments for independent living. Demolition work is
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Pledge made to fix park entrance for bin lorries after man's town hall bin protest
A protester who dumped bin bags outside the town hall in fury over the state of a beauty spot has convinced the council to review its waste collection arrangements. Brighton and Hove City Council has said it is taking forward plans to redesign
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Sussex's 'bohemian Narnia' ranked among UK's top 15 coolest neighbourhoods
An area in Brighton described as a "bohemian Narnia" has been named among the UK's top 15 coolest neighbourhoods. North Laine was included on the list from The Telegraph which was detailing their "favourite urban neighbourhoods". Discussing
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Pub wins BRAVO award for 'best Sunday roast'
A pub has won an award for serving the best roast dinner. Brighton's Ladies Mile pub, in Mackie Avenue, Patcham, has been crowned the best spot for a Sunday roast at the 2024 Brighton Restaurants Awards Vote Online (BRAVO). The pub, owned by
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Hotel to mark special birthday with 160 afternoon teas
The Grand hotel is joining forces with Brighton-based charity Together Co to mark the hotel’s 160th anniversary with a community-focused afternoon tea. The spring tea will celebrate 160 years of the seafront hotel and landmark with 160 afternoon
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Pier restaurant celebrates anniversary and thanks customers for 'unwavering support'
A restaurant has thanked its customers for their "unwavering support" as it celebrates its anniversary. Perch on the Pier celebrated its second anniversary on Monday. A spokesman for the restaurant on Worthing Pier said: "Two years of Perch
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Drusillas Park prepares for 100-year anniversary and asks for help from public
Drusillas Park is starting a new project to celebrate its 100 year anniversary next year. The zoo, near Alfriston, is asking people to submit videos and photos they have taken over the years there. These will then be made into a series of videos
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Resident 'livid' after council said it will remove trees outside his house
A man is battling the council to let him keep two trees he planted in the grass verge outside his house. Alasdair Liddle, a Brighton resident of 35 years, wanted to replace his trees which had been there for 30 years and caused no problems but
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'I tried Rockwater's new menu and each mouthful was better than the last'
Each mouthful of food from Rockwater’s new spring menu was better than the last. My partner and I entered the dark and cozy restaurant and bar in Hove on a blustery Sunday and were seated next to a window, a great place to people watch as we feasted
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Council to pay dad £100 a month after failing to provide his child suitable education
A council has to pay a father £100 per month until it has sorted out his child’s Education, Health & Care Plan. The father – known as Mr X – complained to the Local Government & Social Care Ombudsman that West Sussex County Council had failed to
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Map shows postcode areas where Sussex's worst drivers live
Drivers in parts of Brighton have more penalty points than anywhere else in Sussex. Motorists living in a BN2 postcode area had more penalty points than anywhere else in the county according to figures from the DVLA. Brighton’s drivers have