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Man exposed himself from car in broad daylight
A man exposed himself in broad daylight to residents of a town from his car. Police officers say a man exposed himself from his Mini Cooper last month in a road on the outskirts of Arundel. Sussex Police say they were appealing for witnesses
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Drug dealer commuted from London to Sussex every day to sell crack cocaine and heroin
A drug dealer commuted from London to Hastings every day to sell crack cocaine and heroin. Joel Henry travelled from his home in Lambeth every day to deal Class A drugs to vulnerable people on the streets of East Sussex. Henry, 40, was found
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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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Woman raped in Pavilion Gardens
A man has been arrested after a woman was raped in a city centre park. The incident happened in Pavilion Gardens, Brighton, in the early hours of Saturday, April 27. A 43-year-old man from Brighton was arrested at the scene on suspicion of
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Four-car death crash may have been caused by driver avoiding pothole
A fatal crash involving four cars may have been caused by a driver trying to avoid a pothole. The Argus understands that police are investigating the possibility that one of the cars swerved to avoid a pothole shortly before the collision which
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Video shows crowds at illegal countryside rave as two more men are convicted
Two men have been convicted after a large countryside rave. The event, which took place in Bostal Road, Steyning, was reported to police on June 27 and 28, 2021, during the Covid pandemic. At the time, around 90 arrests were made after officers
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'Historic moment' - Labour storms to victory in Adur
It was a historic day for Labour as it took control of Adur District Council for the first time ever. A dire local election for the Tories across the country was mirrored in Adur with the Conservatives holding just one of the 16 contested seats
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Paddling pools across the city to reopen tomorrow
Paddling pools across the city will reopen tomorrow. The season begins on Saturday, May 4, and paddling pools across Brighton and Hove will be open until mid-September. King's Road paddling pool, on the promenade near the i360, will be open
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Mother of teenage murderer sobs after son is sentenced to life
The mother of a teenage murderer sobbed after her son was sentenced to life in prison. Armin Mehdikhani-Sarvejahani was sentenced to a minimum 17 year term in prison yesterday afternoon after he stabbed Mustafa Momand over a drug debt in Brighton
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Fatboy Slim opens charity's new community hub and cafe
DJ Fatboy Slim officially opened a new community hub and café. Brighton and Hove Albion Foundation’s new hub in Freshfield Road, Brighton, at the site of the old Cuthbert Pub, will be serving hot and cold food and drinks as well as hosting community
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Armed police descend on home after attack
Armed police descended on a home and arrested three men. Officers were called to Selywn Avenue, Littlehampton, at around 6.50pm yesterday. A 25-year-old man called the police saying he was being attacked. Three men, aged 27 and two aged
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Press conference: Lallana added to injury list, Welbeck close to new contract
1:41pm Says Albion have missed the influence Milner could have had on the pitch in certain situations, such as at Roma
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Sussex residents told to prepare for flooding with rain forecast for bank holiday
Residents have been told to be prepared for flooding as scattered showers are forecast over the bank holiday weekend. The government's Environment Agency (EA) has issued flood alerts for the Aldingbourne and Barnham Rifes near Bognor, the River
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Roads closed from storm damage this week
Two roads were closed on Thursday as a result of storm damage. Arun District Council has confirmed that Fish Lane and Aldwick Avenue in Aldwick, near Bognor, have flooded after the rain on Wednesday night. West Sussex County Council closed
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Why we introduced digital subscriptions at The Argus
Readers will have noticed that, when you are looking at our journalism online, you are being given the opportunity to subscribe to our website. We realise that, as you may be able to access web content for free elsewhere, this may come as a shock
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Worthing apologise to fans who missed out amid huge demand for play-off tickets
Worthing say they “sincerely apologise” to loyal fans who missed out on tickets for their play-off final. Approximately 100 remaining tickets were quickly snapped up by personal callers early on Wednesday, with others being turned away. There
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As it happened: The local election results in Sussex
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Hundreds without water due to burst pipe in dense woodland - live updates
5:48pm More from the bottle station 5:21pm
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New duo can take Albion away from this top six as Barber speaks of investment
Albion are in the Premier League top six for injuries and the bottom half of the table for what they spend on players’ wages. That is not a particularly good mix for a club who need to make their money work hard for them. The top six in in
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Better fitness, better fielding - Pujara reveals how Sussex are raising the bar
Cheteshwar Pujara believes standards are rising at Sussex. He pinpoints fitness and the quality of their fielding as good examples of that. The vastly-experienced India batsman is happy to play his part as the county make a promising start
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Palestine protesters blockade L3Harris factory due to supply of arms to Israel
Pro-Palestine activists are blockading the road to the L3Harris arms factory in protest against their supply of bomb racks used in fighter jets that Israel uses. Images on social media show masked protesters blocking Home Farm Road in Brighton
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Extinction Rebellion target Gatwick Airport’s expansion plans in hotel protest
Extinction Rebellion (XR) protested against Gatwick Airport’s expansion plans at a hotel. Protesters demonstrated outside the Sandman Signature London Gatwick Hotel, where three days of hearings for Gatwick Airport’s application to build a second
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Stunning April pictures for our monthly camera club competition
We received a great range of images from camera club members for our April competition. People were tasked with finding beauty in the everyday and had to submit a picture on the brief of “squares”. As ever, it was tough to pick just a few runners-up
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Dog owners react to 'truly horrific' suspected poisoning as multiple dogs taken ill
Dog walkers have told of their shock after "truly horrifying" reports of suspected poisoning. Residents in Hove Park said they would consider being more careful with their dogs after reports that multiple pooches had been taken ill. At least
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Opening date confirmed for new café in high street
A new café will open next week. The River Café and Bistro in High Street, Shoreham, will welcome customers for the first time next Wednesday. The eatery, which is at the former site of the Tom Foolery Café, will offer a selection of breakfast
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Zoo has adorable new baby monkey
A zoo has welcomed an adorable new baby monkey who belongs to a rare species. Drusillas Zoo has shared its delight at the arrival of its first baby Goeldi's monkey in a decade. The new addition is a boost for conservation efforts for the species
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Pub to undergo major transformation
A pub is to undergo a major transformation. Work will start next week to refurbish The Park View in Salvington Road, Worthing, which will include the creation of a new 40-seater extension that can be used for outdoor dining. The exterior of
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Six men accused of being involved in a mass armed brawl to face trial
Six men accused of being involved in a mass armed brawl which left people in a critical condition have pleaded not guilty to the charges against them. Four men from Brighton and Hove, one man from Oldham and another from Boston, Lincolnshire, have
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People urged to report sightings of Asian hornets
People have been urged to report sightings of Asian hornets. The insect, which has been described as "a highly aggressive predator", is likely to be spotted across the county and the UK over the coming months. Arun District Council said the
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Play area closed until further notice after vandalism
A play area is closed until further notice after vandals broke some of the equipment. Longbrook play area in Longbrook Park, Felpham, near Bognor, will be closed completely while council workers repair the broken pirate ship apparatus.
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Hotel launches 'zero-waste' menu to showcase good food with sustainable cooking
A hotel’s restaurant has launched a new menu aimed at reducing food waste in its kitchens. Hilton’s Doubletree Brighton Metropole hotel has introduced a zero-waste menu which sees them use food items creatively to minimise what goes in the bin.
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Anger at plans for new 20-metre 5G mast
Plans for a new 20-metre-high telecommunications tower with 5G technology have been met with objections. The proposals, put forward on behalf of Icon Tower Infrastructure Ltd, were submitted to the South Downs National Park Authority last month
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Paedophile destroyed life of young girl who he molested
A paedophile destroyed the life of a young girl he molested. Robert Hird, 35, targeted the girl who was under 13 on two separate occasions in Crawley. The first instance was when she was just seven years old, while the second happened in his