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Ollie Robinson looks sharp as Sussex set up push for victory at Hove
Ollie Robinson took two wickets in three balls as Sussex put themselves in a strong position to claim their first win of the season in the Vitality County Championship. Having bowled 27 wicketless overs in the match, Robinson was finally rewarded
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'Remarkable' boy who survived ten-hour brain surgery wows Britain's Got Talent judges
An eight-year-old boy who survived a ten-hour surgery to have a brain tumour removed has won the Golden Buzzer on this year's Britain's Got Talent. Ravi Adelekan and a choir launched in his name, called Ravi's Dream Team, reduced judges Alesha
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Swans, flowers and bluebells feature in Camera Club snaps this week
Argus Camera Club photographers have been sharing their snaps of Sussex's natural beauty as spring begins to take hold. Bluebells, swans and fields of golden flowers are among the fantastic photos taken by our Camera Club members in the past few
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Road closed after car overturns at busy junction
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Worthing's potential play-off path to promotion as fans cheer best-ever finish
Worthing know their potential path to promotion after securing their highest ever league position. Rebels finished third in Vanarama National League south after winning 4-2 at home to Weston-super-Mare on a celebratory afternoon. They were
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Pub announces second daytime rave for over 30s after first one sells out in days
A pub is hosting a second "larger" daytime rave event for people over 30. Maggie Maes in Preston Street, Brighton, will host the event on August 31 at the Concorde 2 in Marine Parade along Brighton seafront. The second rave, which will be held
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Driver arrested on suspicion of fleeing two-car crash on A259
A man has been arrested after allegedly fleeing the scene of a two-car crash on the A259. Emergency services responded to the collision on Wallsend Road in Pevensey on Saturday evening. Police officers were seen flying a drone at the scene
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Urgent care hospital closes overnight leaving area with 'worst service in history'
A 24-hour urgent care hospital now closes overnight amid drastic staffing shortages - but critics say this move will leave the town with the worst health service in its history. The Crawley Urgent Treatment Centre will close at 10pm every night
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Drink driver fell asleep at the wheel
A man who was two times over the drink driving limit was awoken by police officers after falling asleep at the wheel. Mark Bailey was seen driving around a leisure centre car park while intoxicated and was reported to police. Officers found
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Bank holiday travellers to face train disruption and replacement buses
Bank holiday travellers will face replacement buses and train disruption due to planned engineering works. Travellers looking to head to London, Brighton, and parts of the south coast are being urged to plan their journey ahead as a result of planned
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Crawley have to settle for point in play-off race
Sutton 2 Crawley 2 At a packed Gander Green Lane both clubs had different missions to accomplish. Sutton United were fighting for survival in League Two, writes Nick Park. Crawley Town, on the other hand, targeting the play-offs. The
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Argus team takes part in fundraising bike ride for NSPCC
The Argus team is raising funds in support of children's charity NSPCC. Staff at The Argus and its sister titles across the South East, including advertising, editorial, and newspaper sales teams from offices in Basildon, Colchester, and Brighton
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Beauty spot cordoned off after unexploded bomb found by campers
A couple on a camping holiday have spoken of their shock after finding an unexploded bomb just metres from a popular walking path. Jordan Morris and Caitlin Horrex were out walking on the South Downs Way when they decided to move off the beaten
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GP finishes gruelling charity run and swim after 'very tough' heart surgery recovery
A doctor has called her recovery from open heart surgery “very, very tough” after she completed a charity run and swim to help build a health clinic in Uganda. Kate Smith said she had to put her sporting hobbies on hold for months after being told
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Man City keep close eye on absent Haaland as they prepare for trip to the Amex
Manchester City will keep a close eye on Erling Haaland before their trip to the Amex. The centre-forward missed Saturday’s FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea due to “niggles”. He reported a muscular issue during the Champions League second
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The Body Shop owes over £1m to Sussex businesses as it enters administration
Businesses in Sussex are owed more than £1 million by The Body Shop after the company filed for administration. Filings for the cosmetics company show that some businesses in the area are owned hundreds of thousands of pounds which they are trying
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Primary school may be relocated as consultation launched
A consultation is underway over plans to relocate a school. West Sussex County Council has invited people to share their views on proposals to move the Jessie Younghusband Primary School in Woodlands Lane, Chichester, to the new school under construction
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Labour criticised for pledge about keeping green space 'open' after King Alfred plans
Labour have been criticised over plans to build a leisure centre despite pledges to keep a green space "open for all". Campaign literature ahead of last year’s council elections told voters if they wanted to “protect Benfield Valley” they should
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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 22 to Friday, April 26 there are a few road and lane closures scheduled for the likes of the A27 and the A23
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5 pets from RSPCA Brighton who are searching for their forever 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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Drivers warned they could be risking fines while waiting at drive-throughs
Drivers have been warned they could face fines of up to £1,000 while picking up food at a fast-food drive-through. Scrolling on your phone while waiting in a queue at a drive-through could also result in a six point penalty on your licence.
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Seafront restaurant closing after almost two decades blames council for loss of trade
A restaurant that has closed after almost two decades has blamed the council for causing "damage" to trade. Dunes Bar and Restaurant in Camber shut its doors last Sunday for the final time. The owners, who announced the closure earlier this
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All the McDonald's restaurants in Brighton ranked from best to worst
McDonald's is the most well-known fast food chain in the world, with there being quite a few restaurants to be found in Brighton, Eastbourne and Worthing. Some may wonder how the individual restaurants stack up across the area, so we decided to
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More than £13m spent on holiday lets in Brighton last summer
Brighton and Hove is among the top money-making spots for holiday-let owners. Around £13 million was made by holiday lets businesses in the city last summer, ranking it third behind London and Cornwall for profitability. It comes as more than
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Seven-bed house with pool, hot tub and sauna on the market for £2.5m
A house with a pool, sauna and a hot tub is on the market for £2.5 million. Oakwood, in Beresford Lane, Plumpton Green is up for sale for the first time in over 25 years. The home, which was built in the 1980s, has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms
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Times are tough in picturesque street with 'niche, quirky stores'
Stepping into Duke Street is like opening the gates to Brighton’s most famous neighbourhood – but businesses are falling on hard times and the road is rough around the edges. Wandering down the street in between the stalls set up outside the shops