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'Out bowled, out fielded and out batted': Mills gives take on T20 loss
Sussex Sharks captain Tymal Mills was left disappointed by his side's Vitality Blast defeat against Glamorgan in Cardiff on Sunday. Having beaten Gloucestershire in their opener at Hove on Friday, Sussex saw the hosts post 183 for seven from their
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Four more for Mils but batting woes see Sussex fall in T20 action
Four wickets from Tymal Mills were not enough for Sussex to continue their winnings ways as they fell to Glamorgan in the Vitality Blast. Sam Northeast’s 61 not out was enough to set up a winning target as the hosts claimed a 25-run win against
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Road casualties fell in Brighton and Hove last year
Road casualties fell by nearly a tenth in Brighton and Hove last year. Provisional figures from the Department for Transport suggest there were 679 road casualties in Brighton and Hove in 2023 – an eight per cent fall from 740 the year before.
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Recap: Delays after A27 closed due to serious crash
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Tories select candidate after MP quits
The Conservatives have selected their candidate to stand in East Worthing and Shoreham at the upcoming General Election. Leila Williams was selected yesterday by the East Worthing and Shoreham Conservative Association to succeed Tim Loughton, who
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Police concerned for vulnerable man who has gone missing
Police are searching for a vulnerable man who has gone missing. Officers from Devon and Cornwall Police are concerned for Dean Hilton who is from Brighton. The 56-year-old’s vehicle, a silver Mitsubishi L200 registration WN16WKL, was last seen
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Free activity and sports festival to return to city
The free activity programme for TAKEPART festival has been announced. TAKEPART festival is returning to Brighton with a two-week programme of free sport, dance, and exercise sessions. The festival will take place from Saturday, June 22, to
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Scantily clad women 'milked' by machines protest against dairy industry
Scantily clad women took to the streets of Brighton yesterday to protest against the dairy industry. On World Milk Day, Stephanie Lane’s Art Installation ‘Milk Is NOT Human(e)’ was performed in parts of the city including on the seafront, in the
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Hudson-Prentice hails T20 win as he shines in opportunity up the batting order
Sussex’s Fynn Hudson-Prentice said he enjoyed being further up the order as he celebrated the first T20 win of the season. The batsman was integral to the Sharks last-ball win against Gloucestershire having taken them to the brink despite falling
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Final ball fireworks sees Sussex scramble to victory in first T20 outing
Sussex scrambled a bye off the final ball of the game to record a three-wicket win over Gloucestershire in their Vitality Blast opener. Chasing 168, the final over began with Sussex needing 10 to win but Fynn Hudson-Prentice, whose 47 appeared
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Firefighter who was at Grenfell appointed new deputy fire chief
A firefighter who was at Grenfell and supported the inquests of the 7/7 bombings has been appointed as West Sussex’s new deputy chief fire officer. Matt Cook will take over the reins later this year from Mark Andrews who retires this month after
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Universities react to Conservative plans to cut courses
Universities have reacted to the Conservative proposal of cutting “rip-off” university degrees to raise money for more apprenticeships. The Conservatives have promised to scrap one in eight university courses with high drop-out rates, low career
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Over £7,000 raised through clothes recycling scheme
Thousands of pounds have been raised through recycling clothes. East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service said that clothing banks across parts of the county have raised over £7,000 for The Fire Fighters Charity in the past twelve months. This is
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Dog walker who repeatedly smashed dog's head against a wall spared jail
A dog walker filmed smashing a cockapoo against a wall has been spared jail. Doorbell camera footage showed Luke Cobb slamming the dog against a wall at a home in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, in a fit of rage. Magistrates in Brighton described the
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'Neglected' walls to be covered with murals
Colourful murals will appear on walls across a town this month. An event called June Look Again will transform blank walls and neglected streets across Newhaven into vibrant spaces of colour and creativity. These specially commissioned murals
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Grade II listed offices near Royal Pavilion could be converted into flats
Plans have been submitted to turn grade II listed offices into flats. The offices, which are in a townhouse opposite the Royal Pavilion in Pavilion Parade, Brighton, have been used by solicitors for almost two centuries until 2022. The space
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Mystery squirrel deaths in popular gardens
A man is determined to get to the bottom of mysterious squirrel deaths in a city garden. Mark, a 65-year-old man from Brighton who did not wish to share his last name, is a frequent visitor to the Royal Pavilion Gardens, where he tends to the squirrels
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Part of furniture shop could become beauty salon
Plans have been made to convert part of a furniture store into a beauty salon. Whaleback Planning and Design, on behalf of applicant Norman Marshall, submitted proposals to Adur District Council to turn one of the Marshalls Carpets units in Tarring
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Chatty and playful stray cat looking for forever home
A stray cat who loves playing with toys is looking for her forever home. Ava, two, is up for adoption with the Worthing Cat Welfare Trust after being found homeless. The cat, who is currently being fostered, is said to be "playful and chatty
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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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Sussex road closures for the week ahead, including A23, M23 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, June 3 to Friday, June 7 there are a few road and lane closures scheduled for the likes of the A27, M23 and the