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Teenagers 'assaulted and racially abused' group in town centre brawl
A group of teenagers allegedly attacked and racially abused another group of people in a town centre brawl. Sussex Police officers say that the group of teenagers reportedly attacked another group in Shoreham on the evening of April 8. The
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Verbruggen and Gross are pick of the Albion six at Euros so far
Bart Verbruggen stands out from Albion's six players at Euro 2024 in the first round of group games, writes Ben Reynolds. The goalkeeper ahe made crucial saves for Holland as they beat Poland 2-1. Verbruggen played the entire 90 minutes, making
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Gang 'dealing drugs, committing burglaries, torching bins and spray-painting'
A COMMUNITY has been blighted by a group of young people taking over a flat and threatening neighbours, according to tenant representatives. Residents in Hollingdean fear that the group has taken over a flat in The Linkway and is dealing drugs
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Motorists experience severe delays following crash damage
Commuters experienced severe delays on the A27 due to emergency repairs after a collision. A lane and exit slip-road were closed this morning for emergency bridge repairs on the A27 westbound at the A283 Shoreham flyover. On Sunday, the A27
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Man charged with multiple offences after town centre incident
A man has been charged with multiple offences after police responded to an incident in a town centre. Andrew Noble, 39, was arrested in Marine Parade, Worthing, on the afternoon of Monday, June 10, after he was identified and located by officers
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Forager lives off plants he finds and claims they cure aches and pains
A man who lives off a diet of 70 per cent foraged foods claims he cures his pain with stinging nettles. Jack Page, 31, has been in pain for the last four years after a suicide attempt left with severe injuries. But after learning about foraging
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Warning after multiple incidents of people being cut off by tide
A warning has been issued after multiple incidents of people being cut off by high tides at the base of cliffs. Lewes District Council said this has happened a number of times in the last few years, leaving people at risk of drowning, shock and
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Temperatures to reach 24C as Met Office says 'summer-like' weather is on the way
Parts of the country will see temperatures hit 24C this week as the Met Office says “more summer-like” conditions are on the way. The Met Office said temperatures could reach as high as 24C in south-east England and 20C in Scotland by Friday.
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Standstill traffic after multi-vehicle crash at roundabout
2:08pm Traffic easing as incident cleared Traffic is easing as the incident has been cleared. We are awaiting
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Flames spread to house after van catches fire
Fire engines were called to a house fire caused by a van that caught alight. Three fire engines responded to calls from Littlehampton of a vehicle that caught fire. The flames spread to a house at Oakcroft Gardens yesterday evening. Fire
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Man to write apology after sending dust and offensive letter to Tory candidate
A man who sent dust and an offensive letter in the post to a Conservative election candidate agreed to write an apology after the bomb squad were called out to deal with it. Army bomb disposal experts swarmed Jeremy Quin's offices in Horsham while
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Popular carvery restaurant reopens after refurbishment
A popular carvery restaurant has reopened after an extensive interior refurbishment. Toby Carvery in Goring Road, Worthing, welcomed customers again on Thursday after its makeover. It had been closed since May 20. READ MORE: Hospital appointments
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Huerzeler expected to take in Copa America action before meeting his Albion squad
Fabian Huerzeler will meet his Albion squad when they return for pre-season. He is currently in the USA after agreeing a three-year deal to become Seagulls head coach. Huerzeler is believed to have plans to watch the Copa America over the coming
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On Fleek: Vote for your favourite Hair and Beauty place
When we look and feel our best - the sky is the limit! Feeling confident in your skin is a feeling you should have every day, and taking a little time out for some TLC can do the mind and body a whole world of good. It can put you in the right
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Third company recalls product as it may be contaminated with E. coli
Manufacturer THIS! has become the third company to recall a product as a “precautionary measure” due to possible E. coli contamination. The company has issued a recall notice to customers over its vegan chicken and bacon wrap, which is sold only
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Can I be fined for driving too slowly? The important rules to know
Motorists know how severe the penalty can be for speeding, but some might not know what the punishment could be for driving too slowly. Minimum speed limits do exist on some roads in the UK, but they are very rare, so most of the time there won't
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Top 10 best and worst English foods ranked by online travel guide (Do you agree?)
A ranking by users of an online travel guide has revealed the top 10 best and worst-rated foods from England. There's often much debate about what the best and worst parts of English cuisine are, with there being plenty of strong opinions held.
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'Severe delays' on A27 as emergency repairs carried out
11:35am Lane and exit remain closed as works still ongoing Thank you for following our live blog. One lane and
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Marseille expected to appoint RDZ - as their club president goes on holiday
Roberto De Zerbi was last night still expected to be named as the new head coach at Marseille. The belief in Provence appeared to be that outgoing Albion boss could be in place by the middle of this week. News that OM club president Pablo Longoria
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It’s a very Brighton decision so how are we feeling about this bold bet on Huerzeler?
So how are we feeling about all this now? Now that the appointment of Fabian Huerzeler as Albion head coach on a three-year deal has been confirmed. Excited? Nervous? Nervously excited, even? Or/and maybe a bit anxious? Even a bit worried
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Two-bed flat will become HMO after council approves plans
A two-bed flat will be turned into a house in multiple occupation (HMO) after plans were approved. Brighton and Hove City Council has given the go ahead to convert the two-bedroom flat on the first and second floors of 50 Brunswick Street West,
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Oldest bus driver in city, 85, wins award for safe driving
A bus driver who is the oldest in the city has won an award for his skills at the wheel. Royston Shaw, 85, has been with Chichester Stagecoach full time for more than 30 years and is one of the longest-serving members of the team. He was one
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More people to enjoy extra fast internet as £195 million upgrade moves forward
Residents will soon be able to enjoy extra fast broadband as roll-out of a £195 million project moves forward. Broadband users in Middleton, Elmer Sand and Flansham, near Bognor, will be able to access some of the fastest internet services available
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Shop among properties snapped up at auction
A convenience shop with a flat upstairs was sold at auction after a bidding war this week. Port Hall Stores, a mid-terrace property in Upper Hamilton Road, Brighton, finally went under the gavel at £377,000 freehold after sustained bidding.
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'Exciting new play equipment' for refurbished parks
PLAYGROUNDS are in line for a facelift to improve accessibility and enjoyment. Brighton and Hove City Council is to carry out work on a dozen sites this month and next. The council has promised “exciting new play equipment” across all 12.
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'Out of this world' restaurant honoured to be ranked among top 100 in UK
Restaurant owners said it was an honour to have been ranked among the top 100 restaurants in the UK. Interlude in Leonardslee Gardens in Horsham came 83rd in the National Restaurant Awards' Top 100 UK Best Restaurants list. A spokesman for
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Woody Cook to DJ at new sober Sunday morning rave
A sober morning rave is coming to the city. DJ Woody Cook, son of broadcaster Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim, from Hove, will begin his set at 9.30am at the i360 sun terrace on Brighton seafront. The organisers promise the event, called Sobar Sessions
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Several crashes in bleak weekend on Sussex roads
Motorists faced nearly four miles of queues and delays of more than an hour after a crash on the A27. People trying to get from Portslade to Shoreham yesterday faced stop-start traffic after the accident which happened at around 9am. The driver
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Secondary school where 'love, integrity and kindness permeate' praised by Ofsted
A large secondary school has been given a glowing report after its latest Ofsted inspection. All pupils at Uckfield College, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities "achieve very well indeed", the education watchdog
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Hospital appointments and procedures could be rescheduled amid doctor strikes
Hospital appointments and procedures may have to be rescheduled during strike action. The British Medical Association (BMA) has announced that junior doctors will strike from 7am on June 27 until 7am on July 2. University Hospitals Sussex