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Bomb squad, police and firefighters outside Conservative MP's office
The bomb squad, police and a fire engine are outside a Conservative MP's office. A cordon was up and the bomb disposal unit, Sussex Police officers and West Sussex firefighters were at the scene outside Jeremy Quin's office in Madeira Avenue,
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Sussex ready for sell-out on busy T20 weekend at Hove
Sussex are closing in on a Hove sell-out on T20 night. They are looking forward to a big turnout when Surrey visit the 1st Central County Ground on Saturday (7pm). Less than 300 tickets remained on Thursday afternoon with a crowd of 4,800 expected
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Hospital's new ambulance unit has treated over 15,000 patients
A hospital's new ambulatory clinical decision unit (ACDU) has treated over 15,000 patients in just over a year. The Princess Royal Hospital's ACDU in Haywards Heath is a short-term place for patients to be sent when they need immediate clinical
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Home Secretary visits crime-ridden town on campaign trail
The Home Secretary visited a town blighted by violent crimes to win over voters. Top Tory minister James Cleverly was in Crawley once again this morning on the campaign trail to support candidate Zack Ali. Crawley and other towns in Sussex
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Offices to be turned into town centre housing
A commercial building will be turned into town centre housing. Mid Sussex District Council has approved the plans to turn Commercial House in Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath, into eight flats. These will be a mix of five one-bed and three two-bed
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Lamptey ready to take a break after helping Ghana to win double
Tariq Lamptey is ready to take a break after helping in two international wins – including his home debut. The Albion right-back started for Ghana as they won 2-1 in Mali. He then went on as sub in the final 20 minutes to help seal a 4-3 home
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Young man traumatised after being kidnapped and stabbed in leg with screwdriver
A young man who was kidnapped and stabbed in the leg with a screwdriver over a £3,000 debt says he is now terrified of going outside. On Wednesday, July 19, 2023, police received a 999 call from a concerned father, who had received desperate messages
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De Zerbi emerges as leading candidate to take charge at Marseille
Roberto De Zerbi has re-emerged as a potential candidate to take over at Marseille. Media sources close to the French club are confident there is genuine interest in hiring the Italian. De Zerbi revealed ahead of Albion’s 2-2 draw at the Stade
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Coffee shop hit by burglary
A coffee shop has been hit by a burglary with cash, food and drink stolen. The Coffee House and Kitchen in Worthing has been the victim of a break-in. The business on Liverpool Road has been running for 21 years and serves coffee, cake, breakfast
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Brighton Festival announces guest director for 2025
Brighton Festival has revealed its guest director for next year. Grammy-nominated musician, composer and activist Anoushka Shankar will follow in the footsteps of previous guest directors Anish Kapoor, Kae Tempest, Lemn Sissay and, most recently
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England international leaves Albion after turning down new deal
England winger Katie Robinson is leaving Albion. She confirmed her departure via social media this morning after four years at the club. Robinson, whose contract expires on June 30, thanked team-mates, staff and fans for their support.
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Report reveals exactly what happened during Royal Albion fire
A fire that destroyed a historic hotel is believed to have started by a “carelessly” discarded cigarette that was blown against the building by strong winds and set an old window frame alight. Crews from as far as London descended on The Royal
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Shoplifter banned from stores after thefts
A shoplifter has been banned from a string of stores. Linton Woolley was handed a criminal behaviour order to curb his stealing following six incidents in Worthing. The order means he must not remain on any retail premises in Sussex if he is
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Caravans have left an unauthorised encampment
Caravans have now vacated a village green encampment but have left behind litter. After over three weeks at Goring Gap, caravans and other vehicles have now left their unauthorised encampment. Nine vehicles, including vans and caravans, were
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Police release image of man after schoolgirl reports being sexually harassed on train
A 15-year-old schoolgirl was allegedly sexually harassed on a train. The girl reportedly boarded a London-bound train shortly before 10am on May 13 when a man moved seats to sit closer to her. The man then allegedly took out his phone and directed
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Visitors warned to avoid 'dangerous and brittle' cliff edges
Visitors have been warned to avoid "dangerous" and "brittle" cliff edges. A spokesman for Seven Sisters County Park in Seaford has advised people to keep away from the edges and stick to designated footpaths when exploring the area. This warning
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'Check your change': Your £2 coin could be worth £500 - how to spot
Experts have urged everyone to check their change and look for a rare £2 coin that could be worth a small fortune. The rare coin, which has been sold for more than £500, is still believed to be in circulation and features an error that makes it
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Dunk is ready for England action - and says Europa League has helped him
Lewis Dunk says Albion’s challenges in the Europa League will help him at Euro 2024. The Albion defender is with the squad in Germany and could make his competitive international debut over the coming weeks. But he was quick to point out he
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Recap after A27 partially blocked in several locations
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Six at the Euros - so will Albion welcome back another champion this summer?
Albion will have six representatives at Euro 2024. That is in terms of players who ended the domestic season on the Seagulls’ books, although of course things might change before club football returns. But can any of them make it a hat-trick
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3 lesser-known benefits of owning a summer house
You might know that summer houses can give a little boost to your property value. But did you know that they can also enrich your life in surprising ways? Throughout history people in many different cultures have enjoyed the benefits of summer
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The birds and the bees... and dragonflies at Sussex RSPB reserve
The birds and the bees and... dragonflies were soaking up the sun at a Sussex nature reserve. Stonechats, blue tits and goldfinches were among the creatures camera club snapper Suzi Sullivan captured when she took a trip to the RSPB's Pulborough
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Zoo welcomes troop of critically endangered monkeys
Four critically endangered monkeys have found a new home. Keepers at Drusillas Zoo Park in Alfriston were thrilled to welcome the troop of yellow-breasted capuchin monkeys from Dudley Zoo in the West Midlands. Also known as golden-bellied capuchins
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Councillor wants to set up neighbourhood watch after duck killed
A councillor is calling for more police and residents to be on the lookout after a duck was killed in a park. Last week, a duck was found dead in a park in Burgess Hill. On closer inspection, it was believed the duck had been killed using a
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New dentist to take 6,000 NHS patients
A new NHS dentist is taking on 6,000 patients ahead of its summer opening. This summer, Hove will see the opening of a new dentist which is taking thousands of NHS patients. Damira Dental Studios is opening its 35th location in The Tate Offices
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Sussex school asks parents to put phones away at the gates
A headteacher has asked parents to put away their phones at the school gates, saying families are losing the “joy of conversation”. Andy Best asked Pashley Down Infant School parents to keep phones in their pockets over fears that a lack of conversation
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Tributes paid to 'wonderful and talented' woman who died aged 38
Tributes have been paid to a "wonderful" woman who died aged 38. An inquest into the death of Annabelle Delicata, known as Anna, took place at Woodvale Coroner's Court in Brighton this week. It heard that Anna, who lived in Hove, had been on
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New brunch café set to open in city in matter of days
A new café is set to open this week. Brighton coffee roaster 17 Grams will open its doors in East Street, Chichester, for the first time on Saturday. The brand, which was founded in 2016, currently has three coffee shops across Brighton and
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Jury sent out to consider verdict after Brighton couple's eight-week trial
The jury in the case of an elderly couple accused of conspiring to murder has been sent out to consider their verdict. Allen Morgan, 73, and Margaret Morgan, 75, from Stanstead Crescent, Woodingdean, have denied hiring a hitman to kill Allen's
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New EV charging station opens on A27 next to Starbucks
A new electric vehicle charging site has opened on the A27. Ionity's new station, which is also home to a Starbucks coffee shop, is for all types of electric vehicles. There are currently six 350kw high-power charging stations on the site with
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Three Sussex restaurants among UK's top 100 for outdoor dining
Three Sussex restaurants have been named among the UK's best for outdoor dining by OpenTable. The Anglesey Arms in Chichester, The Cat Inn in East Grinstead and The Shepherd & Dog in Fulking are on the booking website's Top 100 Restaurants for
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Controversial A27 bypass would be pushed back further under Labour government
A Labour government would push back plans for a new A27 bypass. New proposals set out by the party would defer controversial proposals for the new bypass, aiming to save more than £320 million. The money would then be used to repair over a
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The UK’s only Which? Recommended Broadband Provider now available in Brighton & Hove
Having partnered with infrastructure provider CityFibre, the award-winning broadband provider Zen Internet is following the rollout of full fibre broadband across Brighton & Hove to link as many homes as possible to a more reliable technology. Buffering
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Home could become independent school under new plans
A home could become an independent school if plans are approved. Hove Micro-School Ltd, currently a home-tutoring business, is seeking to transform a house in Manor Hall Road, Southwick, into an independent school which is set to open by September
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'Don't invade their space': Warning issued to keep swimmers safe over summer months
A safety warning has been issued to beach users ahead of the warmer summer months. Adur and Worthing Councils have urged people engaging in watersports as well as anglers to avoid using the dedicated summer swimming areas. These areas are at
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Historic castle announces big bank holiday event
A castle has announced a big event for the August Bank Holiday weekend. Arundel Castle will host its Festival of History from August 24 until August 26. The event will take visitors of all ages on a 12,000-year journey from the Stone Age to
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People urged to help prevent wildfires in Sussex over summer
People are being urged to pack a picnic instead of a barbecue to prevent wildfires this summer. During scorching heat in 2022 and 2023, wildfires blazed across parts of the Sussex countryside. The Met Office said 2023 was the world’s hottest
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Your favourite pet wins £50 shopping voucher
Argus readers have voted for their favourite dog. Little shih tzu cross Bailey was the people's favourite when we put pictures of readers' pets in the paper last month and asked you to vote on them. The winner picks up a £50 shopping voucher