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Pujara savours special day as he helps Simpson write new records at Lord's
Cheteshwar Pujara savoured another special innings at Lord’s as he helped skipper John Simpson re-write the Sussex record book. Both men completed centuries to help take control of the Vitality County Championship clash with hosts Middlesex at
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Utter tomfoolery left us in stitches at festival's comedy show
It’s a mixed bag and that’s why we love it. The annual Live at Brighton Festival comedy gig at the Dome, happens in the final week of the festival and, in my view, is a great way to end the festival. With three or four comedians and a compere
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Quiet street transformed by circus with nine stages and over 30 performers
What is normally a quiet city street has been transformed by a spectacular circus. Carnesky’s Showwomxn Sideshow Spectacular, in Elder Place, off London Road, Brighton, is a sight to behold with nine stages and 33 performers. From aerialists
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Police called to park after reports of man with knife at play area
Police were called to a city park after reports of a man with a knife. A witness said officers arrived in Preston Park, Brighton, yesterday evening after people thought they saw a person with a knife at the children's play area. READ MORE
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Police helicopter searches over city after report of man with knife
The police helicopter was searching over the city today after a report of a man with a knife. Sussex Police officers were assisted by the National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter which was heard and seen above Brighton and Hove for more than
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Tourists react to new entry fee at Brighton Palace Pier
Tourists have had a mixed reaction to the new entry fee on Brighton Palace Pier. Visitors to the city now have to pay £1 each to get on the pier at peak times and must pay stewards at the entrance for their tickets. The entry fee began today
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The weather, the welcome, the city - and the prices. What Albion will find in Tokyo
Albion will get a warm reception in Tokyo – in more ways than one. The Seagulls can expect enthusiastic crowds as well as soaring temperatures and humidity during their stay in Japan. They will play Kashima Antlers and Tokyo Verdy in the National
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Retired bricklayer sentenced for killing his wife
A retired bricklayer has been sentenced for killing his wife following a murder investigation. James Gumbrell, also known as Jim, was sentenced on Friday, May 24, for killing 59-year-old Deborah Gumbrell, known as Debs, at their home in Northbourne
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Doctor Who star spotted again filming scenes for upcoming TV show
Matt Smith has been filming more scenes for his new role in an upcoming Sky Atlantic show. The Doctor Who star was seen filming in Richardson Road and Lawrence Road, Hove, yesterday for a TV adaptation of Nick Cave's novel, The Death of Bunny Monro
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Enciso enjoys himself back home - as he hopes Copa can help him back to his best
Julio Enciso plans to get back to his best in the Copa America – as he enjoys his football back home. The Albion forward met adoring fans and donned his boots at a small-sided tournament at his local club in Paraguay. He put in an appearance
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'There may well be some bumps along the way - but Labour will win the election'
As Rishi fires the starting gun on a six-week election Ivor Gaber makes a few predictions OK, so I know that elections aren’t everyone’s cup of tea but I have to admit that when rumours started swirling around Westminster on Wednesday that Rishi
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Map shows where underwater 'cannibal spiders' lurk in Sussex
A map has revealed where diving bell spiders lurk in our waterways. As the weather gets hotter, you might think about taking a dip in the sea or a lake to cool off. But these creepy cannibal critters could turn a warm summer's day out into
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Restaurant named best for casual dining
Restaurant owners are "thrilled" after being awarded the best in the region for casual dining. The Boat House in Chichester Marina won the Muddy Stilettos award after receiving the most votes. The restaurant, which offers views of the marina
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Pizza restaurant manager excited to launch summer menu
A pizza restaurant manager is “excited” to launch a new menu. The spring and summer menu is being rolled out at Prezzo restaurants across Sussex including the Brighton Marina and Crawley branches. Among the new menu items are three pizzas:
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New 'buzz stops' installed across county
New bus stops are being installed to improve biodiversity and air quality. East Sussex County Council's "buzz stops" are made with sedum roofs which are bee-friendly and can also absorb carbon. The council said this will help to improve air
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Elephants used to stroll the streets of Sussex
It was certainly a surprising and impressive sight - but not as uncommon as you'd think. Elephants once roamed the streets of Sussex, paraded by their owners to the delight of children and adults alike. The majestic creatures, far from their natural
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'Here's a stylish design statement for your garden'
There is much going on in the garden, lots of beautiful colour, like the stunning iris and the dazzling Geum Totally Tangerine. The former were given to me by a friendly neighbour, about ten years ago, so I regret I do not know the variety. This year
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Campsite wins national award for sustainability
A campsite has won a national award for sustainability. Stubcroft Farm in East Wittering, near Chichester, was crowned the UK's top sustainable business at the annual Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Celebrating Small Business Awards. The
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NHS staff take part in gruelling bike ride for endometriosis
Staff at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust completed a three-day bike ride for endometriosis sufferers. Consultant gynaecologist and obstetrician Bronwyn Middleton and surgical care practitioner Sam Roberts cycled 250 miles with
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Section of pharmacy to be turned into flat
Plans have been approved to turn part of a pharmacy into a flat. Harpers Pharmacy in Hollingbury Place, Brighton, will have its existing upstairs storage unit and staff facilities converted into a home, with a ground floor rear extension added
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Sussex's 'hidden gem' beach with free parking
A beach with free parking has been called "a hidden gem" by visitors. Pett Level beach, which is a short drive from Hastings Old Town, has received a number of good reviews despite not being among the county's most popular or well-known. On
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Shopkeeper sold alcohol to child
A shopkeeper has been sentenced for selling alcohol to a child and other offences. Alan Brosk from Hove faced charges of selling alcohol to a child and selling counterfeit and illicit tobacco products and oversize vapes. He appeared before
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Brighton Palace Pier entry fee starts today
Day trippers heading to the city for the bank holiday weekend will have to pay for entry to the pier from today. Brighton Palace Pier announced it would introduce a £1 admission fee earlier this month. The entry fee, which is in place from
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'I was left for dead': Man hit by a car and put in induced coma now in recovery
A man who suffered terrible injuries when he was hit by a car and left for dead said he is now trying to focus on his future. Mads Vallestad, 30, was struck by the car which mounted the pavement in Rusper Road, Horsham, as he was on his way back
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Five of the best picnic spots to spend a lovely afternoon at
Making the most of warm and sunny weather to enjoy a picnic outside is an activity many people enjoy when they can. Whether you are looking for a day out with the kids or a peaceful spot with a view, there are many great choices. If you're
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Saltdean Lido announces new tea swing dancing event
Saltdean Lido has announced a new tea swing dancing event. It comes after its first tea dance sold out. The event on July 15 will be led by Annie Corpe of Brighthelm Swing who will be teaching some lindy hop moves. READ MORE: Popular coffee
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Gorgeous highland cows bask in the sun at Sussex nature reserve
You would be forgiven for thinking you might have to venture a little further afield than Sussex to find big woolly beasts. But highland cows live happily at a few places across the county, including at the RSPB's Pulborough Brooks reserve.