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Sussex in 'fantastic' position as they hit the halfway point in top spot
Sussex have been told they are in a “fantastic” position to end their wait for promotion at the halfway stage of the season. The county are eight points clear at the top of Vitality County Championship division two after a high-scoring but dull
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Pier arcade ranked third most popular in UK
A pier arcade has been named one of the most popular in the UK. Brighton Palace Pier ranked third in VegasSlotsOnline's study which analysed Google reviews, search volumes, walking distance from public transport, average enjoyment score and the
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Man, 32, found dead - large police presence in residential street
Police are investigating after a man was found dead. Officers were called to concerns for the man’s welfare at Worthing Hospital, Worthing, at 4.50am this morning. The 32-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. READ MORE: Woman
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The last away end in the Prem - now Albion look set to move visiting fans at the Amex
The days of 'away ends' at football are all but over, especially in the higher divisions. Those two words are still used but they usually refer to the away section, which tends to be in a corner or down one side of the pitch rather than an actual
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Father-of-four punched and kicked in 'lawless' village held hostage by feral youths
A village held hostage by feral youths rallied around in a touching show of support after a shocking video emerged of another antisocial attack. Residents of Barnham sent cards and messages of support following the latest night of violence.
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Woman, 23, fighting for her life and three others injured in serious crash
A young woman is fighting for her life and three others have been badly hurt in a car crash. The incident involved a red Peugeot 2008 and a black Audi S3 on the A26 Uckfield Road, outside the Goldcliff Garden Centre in Ringmer near Lewes at 7.25pm
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Teenager arrested after woman, 37, stabbed
A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman was found with a stab wound in a residential street. Police were called to a report of a disturbance in Church Place, bottom of Manor Road in Kemp Town, Brighton, at 6.33pm
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Celebrity clairvoyant from Brighton who told The Beatles they'd be famous has died
A clairvoyant and astrologer to the stars who spent decades predicting fortunes on Brighton seafront has died. Romany Gypsy Eva Petulengro, also an astrologer for The Argus and a Sunday Times best-selling author, died yesterday aged 85. She
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Keir Starmer delivers first major campaign speech in Sussex
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Albion ready to take time over top appointment - if necessary
Albion are ready to take some time over appointing a new head coach if necessary. The Seagulls are working through their tried and trusted process in the search for a successor to the departed Roberto De Zerbi. They have been strongly linked
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Plans for new housing development in Sussex village
Plans have been made to build over 40 new homes in a village. Stonebond Properties has applied to Horsham District Council for permission to build a new housing development at Millfields Farm, Horsham Road, Rusper, near Horsham. If approved
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Seafront home with own leisure complex up for sale for £5m
A seafront home with its own leisure complex is on the market for £5 million. The eight-bed detached house in Sea Way, Middleton-On-Sea, near Bognor, is called Seascape. On its lower ground floor, the home has its own complex of leisure facilities
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Beach walk organised for men ahead of International Men’s Health Week
A beach walk has been organised for men across the county ahead of International Men’s Health Week. The East Sussex County Council-funded Parents In Mind initiative, run by the National Childbirth Trust (NCT), has organised the walk for June 9.
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Mother and daughter cats looking for forever home
A mother and daughter duo are looking for their forever homes. Boux, three, and her one-year-old daughter Shakira were handed to Worthing Cat Welfare Trust after their owner moved home and was not allowed to keep them. The charity said
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Neighbourhood stray cat with no tail is looking for permanent home
A stray cat born without a tail is looking for his forever home. Kiko, six, has lived on the streets for the past five years after being kicked out of his home. He had been surviving on food given to him by neighbours before being taken to
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New youth centre moves a step closer after demolition of old building
A new youth centre is a step closer after the old building was demolished. Heathfield Youth Hub has been knocked down to make room for a new two-storey centre on the same site. The building in High Street, Heathfield, aims to be accessible
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5 of the best family-friendly days out to go on in and around Brighton and Hove
Finding something to do as a family, especially during the holidays, can potentially be a tricky task. You need something that will be stimulating enough for the kids but also not too boring for the adults. Thankfully, in and around the Brighton
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Beer festival to be held on steam railway
A beer festival will be held on a steam railway later this year. The Bluebell Railway will host the event from September 20 to September 22, offering a wide variety of craft beers, ciders and live entertainment. The largest bar will be in the
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New business park to be built in village
A new business park will be built in a village after plans were approved. The 12 new business units will be located on a brownfield site in Hilland Farm, Hilland Road, Billingshurst. The buildings currently on the site were used as a farming
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Landmark sculpture given new home in museum gardens
A sculpture has found a new home in a museum's gardens - with hopes it could kickstart plans to make the city an international destination for art fans. Jonathan Wright's Constellation sculpture, which sat atop Hove Plinth on the promenade from
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Dad of two collapsed after playing football and woke from coma days later
A father of two who collapsed after playing football woke from a coma in hospital days later. David Payne was playing a match on January 24 this year with his team the Old Varndeanians Veterans when he started to feel pain. The 56-year-old
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Commuter ticket cap could save hundreds of pounds
Commuters could save hundreds of pounds with new weekly caps on their rail fares. People who regularly travel on Southern and Thameslink services will now benefit from the cheapest possible tickets - with those travelling the most often even getting
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'We do not want a summer of hate in sport'
AS THE days get longer, the sun (hopefully) shines stronger and the domestic football season ends, fans across the world are gearing themselves up for a summer of sports, no more so than here in the UK, writes columnist Graham Bartlett. Among the