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How proposed new Prem spending cap could affect Albion and rivals
Albion could be among the “winners” if a new Premier League spending cap is implemented. A majority of Premier League clubs have given their backing to progressing with plans to examine a spending limit in the top flight. It is understood clubs
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There have been 17 reports of same man acting suspiciously - sometimes in a balaclava
Police are appealing for information after a number of linked incidents involving a man acting suspiciously. Officers have been called to 17 reports of a man acting suspiciously - between January 2022 and February 2024 in the Arundel area.
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Young Reporter Empowering Youth Voices: Vibrant World of Youth Cabinet Ashfa A.S TGS
In the bustling landscape of governance, where voices echo and decisions reverberate, there emerges a unique entity, pulsating with the fervour of youthful dynamism: the Youth Cabinet. Picture this – a cadre of vibrant young leaders, not unlike county
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Major seafront road closed and traffic building after crash - Live updates
6:37pm The road has now re-opened after the earlier incident. 6:32pm
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Walker, 71, relives terrifying moment he got stuck on cliff face
An elderly walker has relived the terrifying moment he got stuck on a cliff face. Bryn Austin had taken a walk to Fairlight Glen, Hastings, to study a landslide, having visited relatives nearby, on the evening of April 24. The 71-year-old,
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Commuters evacuated from train which crashed into level crossing
More than 40 passengers had to be evacuated from a train after it crashed into a level crossing barrier this morning. The incident happened on the Arundel to Horsham line near Billingshurst at around 8.15am. Forty three commuters were transferred
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Five-year-old finds drugs inside arcade toy at bowling alley
An investigation is under way after drugs were found inside a toy egg from an arcade machine. The golden egg, which was supposed to have an emoji key ring inside but instead had a "bag of weed", was opened by a young child at Crawley Hollywood
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Fears community hall could be sold due to rising maintenance costs
A campaign has been launched to save a much-loved community hall. There are fears Meeching Hall in Newhaven could be sold due to rising maintenance costs. Newhaven Town Council said no decisions have been made yet over the hall’s future.
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Look inside seafront bar after £350k revamp
A seafront pub has reopened after a £350,000 revamp. Tempest, on the promenade of Brighton beach near Shelter Hall, reopened on Friday after being closed for weeks to be refurbished. It has an indoor bar, seafront terrace and space for DJs
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Community event announced to commemorate D-Day
Events are being planned to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day on June 6. Burgess Hill Town Council is organising the lighting of a beacon, a picnic in St John’s Park and a parade led by Burgess Hill Marching Youth. Janice Henwood,
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'I've had enough of the decline of the area and am ashamed when walking on seafront'
Six candidates are standing in a by-election in Kemptown for a seat on Brighton and Hove City Council on Thursday. The seat became vacant when Bharti Gajjar resigned. She was elected for Labour last May but expelled from the party in December.
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Volcano produces gold. Young reporter Victoria Rudkin Bhasvic
Mount Erebus blows around £4786.80 worth of gold into the air everyday annually producing £1,747,182 worth of gold. Mount Erebus located in Antarctica on the Ross Island known as home to dormant volcanos, is the highest active volcano in
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Brighton fans put on a brave face as they watched their side lose 3-0 to Bournemouth
Brighton fans put on a brave face at the Vitality Stadium yesterday when they saw their team lose yet another match. The Seagulls have now won just once in their last nine league games and only managed one shot on target in the away game against
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Police call for two restaurants to be shut down after illegal worker is attacked
Sussex Police is calling for two Hastings restaurants to be stripped of their licences. On May 7 a Hastings Borough Council licensing panel is due to consider police applications to revoke the licences of Ocean Spice in White Rock and The Balti
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RDZ likes energy of Offiah and Enciso - but explains why Julio didn't start
Albion want to see more of Julio Enciso – if he is fully fit. Roberto De Zerbi said the Paraguay international would start but for ongoing problems with his knee. He also praised the energy Odel Offiah brought to the team after starting at
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Hundreds of people take part in mass protest to demand safer cycling in city
Hundreds of people got on their bikes for a mass protest to call for improved cycling and walking infrastructure around the city. Kidical Mass organisers said it was the biggest ride yet with more than 400 children and adults taking part in the
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The 24p hack popular with experts that removes 'foul' yellow mattress stains
Yellow mattress stains are definitely unpleasant but they are - whether we like it or not - an inevitability. Caused by sweat and sebum, it's very normal for our mattresses and pillows to turn yellow but that doesn't mean that we have to live
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Recap: Delays after train hits level crossing barrier
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Head on crash involving police car and Peugeot
A man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after a head on crash with a police car. The incident happened yesterday at around 2.20pm in Millers Road near the junction of Compton Road, Brighton. Two police officers and the driver
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Worthing look forward to play-off final after late Pearce goal delights record crowd
Worthing are one game from the National League after high drama in the play-offs. Ollie Pearce scored two minutes from time to secure a 2-1 win at home to Maidstone in the Vanarama National League semi-final. Maidstone had hit the bar from
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De Zerbi sad to see fans suffer but says they have his word on players' attitude
Roberto De Zerbi says he is sorry to see Albion fans suffer during a bad run. The head coach went across with players to applaud the supporters after a 3-0 defeat at Bournemouth. The away section appeared to stay with the team and were singing
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'Road rage makes no sense and can be highly dangerous'
Imagine walking down a high street, slowing to glance in a window or allow someone to cross you path only for the man behind you to yell in your ear, gesticulate, then follow centimetres behind as you try to get away, writes former police chief Graham
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Patient marries long-term partner in hospital ceremony
A patient has married his long-term partner in a hospital ceremony. Mick Frost, 69, from Southwick, married Liz Pickard, 74, in Worthing Hospital after suffering health issues for over six months. He was first admitted with an infection last
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D-Day veteran who stormed Gold Beach and disposed of bombs in Gaza dies
One of the youngest D-Day veterans who stormed Gold Beach carrying more than 10kg of explosives has died. Derek Farrant, from Shoreham, was just 19 years old when he was part of the Royal Engineer Assault Squadron who cleared a path through the
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Children's splash area on seafront reopens in time for summer
A seafront water play feature has reopened in time for summer. The Splash Pad in Beach House Grounds, Worthing, has now been switched back on ahead of the warmer weather to keep people cool. Worthing Borough Council announced the reopening
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Flytipping having 'detrimental' impact on town - warnings issued
Flytipping and littering are having a "detrimental impact" in a town. Crawley Borough Council has issued warnings after its waste collections were affected by "particularly bad incidents". In Carman Walk, Broadfield, a cross trainer and an
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Young man punched and kicked two police officers while high on Xanax
A young man punched and kicked two police officers while under the influence of Xanax. Officers were called to a report of a male being aggressive while on drugs at a flat in Brighton, on September 3 last year. When they arrived Cameron Davidson
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Plans for new two-storey block of flats to replace home
A developer wants to demolish a home and replace it with a two-storey block of flats. Hestia Homes Surrey Ltd has submitted plans to Chichester District Council to knock down the property in the city's Lavant Road, Chichester, and build six flats
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Man who had breast cancer urges other men to get checked
A man who had breast cancer is urging other men to get checked as many “don’t know they can get it”. Mark Winter, from Polegate, was diagnosed with the illness during lockdown. The 59-year-old, who had surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy
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Immersive augmented reality experience coming to pop-up festival in the city
An immersive augmented reality experience is coming to a pop-up festival this week. The eight metre 360 degree sphere promises a “touch of wonder, magic and immersion” at Spiegeltent in Old Steine Gardens, Brighton. The Butterfly Trail will
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Dog put down after being left 'severely emaciated' by neglectful owner
A neglectful dog owner has been banned from having pets for ten years after leaving their dog “severely emaciated”. Skye, a female Cairn terrier, was taken to a vet by a neighbour who was looking after her. Skye was unresponsive and had to
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Unseen work by The Snowman creator Raymond Briggs goes on display
A museum has unveiled never-seen-before belongings and artwork from The Snowman author and illustrator. Raymond Briggs’ writing and drawing desk, which he used for more than 40 years, is among the items on display at Ditchling Museum of Art and
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Young man reveals how he went from partying at university to stage four cancer shock
A young man has revealed how he went from lectures and parties at university to suddenly being diagnosed with stage four cancer. Jim Spence, 26, said while studying economics at the University of Bristol in May 2018, he had a swollen lymph node
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Alcohol deliveries 'could be costing people their lives', workers warn
Rapid delivery services such as Uber Eats and Deliveroo could be “costing people their lives” by allowing alcoholics to drink to excess without any welfare checks, it is feared. Twenty four-hour services in Sussex mean that spirits, wine and boxes