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Welcome to old school English football - then new boss can bid to end long home wait
It’s a long way from Oldham Athletic at Withdean to Manchester United at the Amex. But Fabian Huerzeler now knows the bridge that must be crossed if he is to end a long wait in terms of Albion managers and head coaches. Not that he will see
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Water quality testing undertaken at new designated bathing sites
Water quality testing was undertaken at newly-designated bathing beaches yesterday. The Environment Agency staff took seawater samples from Worthing's Goring Beach and Beach House Grounds, in Worthing, on Monday to check for pollution. The
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Enciso is all smiles as he heads to Copa with Paraguay
Two days before the start of the Copa America and a week before their debut, Albion forward Julio Enciso travelled with the Paraguay squad to Houston, writes Ben Reynolds. On Monday night, the team arrived in Houston, the venue for their first
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Feral youths spit at railway staff in platform fracas
An off-duty police officer stepped in when a a group of youths got into a dispute with railway staff. A group of 15 teenagers got involved in a fracas with Southern rail enforcement officers on the platform at Moulsecoomb station, in Brighton.
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Men sprayed with 'corrosive substance' in horror city centre attack
Two men say they were sprayed in the face with a corrosive substance while walking in the city centre in the early hours of the morning. Both men are recovering from their injuries after being sprayed with the substance at around midnight on Wednesday
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Man accused of rape of women and children spanning three decades
A man has been charged with raping and assaulting multiple women and children over the course of 30 years. Steven Lock, of Willingdon Way in St Leonards, has been charged with nine counts of rape, five counts of indecent assault and three counts
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Two possible members of Huerzeler's coaching team emerge
Fabian Huerzeler could bring his St Pauli goalkeeping coach to Albion. The newly-appointed Seagulls boss is understood to be keen for Marco Knoop to follow him. Knoop, 45, previously worked with Fenerbahce and Nordsjaelland as well as development
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These are cheapest airlines for seats and extra luggage costs
Summer holiday season is officially underway, and an estimated 63 million passengers are expected to fly out of UK airports between June and September. Short-haul flight tickets to popular locations such as Majorca, Portugal, Italy and Croatia
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Sarmiento aims to join Albion roll of honour - then see what his club future holds
Jeremy Sarmiento is putting thoughts of his club future on hold - as he aims to join Albion's international roll of honour. The Seagulls forward celebrated his 22nd birthday in style by scoring his first international goal as Ecuador beat Honduras
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City school will close by the end of the year after crisis situation
A primary school will close by the end of this year. The office of the schools adjudicator has confirmed that St Bartholomew’s Church of England Primary School in Ann Street, Brighton, will no longer operate after December 31. The closure was
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Updates as police cordon off play park following "concerns" for man
2:44pm Man found dead at Horsham park Police have reported that a 24-year-old man was found dead at the park.Â
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It's Everton away for Albion and new boss - and then a huge clash at the Amex
Albion will start the season with a trip to Everton. It means Fabian Huerzeler begins life as Seagulls boss like Roberto De Zerbi – on Merseyside. De Zerbi kicked off his tenure with a 3-3 draw at Liverpool. 🚨 Our 24/25 @PremierLeague
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Sussex could have all-England pace attack for Blast run-in
Sussex are waiting to hear whether they have a three-pronged all-England pace attack for the Vitality Blast run-in. Ollie Robinson has impressed in T20 to date and is on board for the game against Kent at Hove on Thursday (7pm). Skipper Tymal
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Could your smart doorbell be breaking the law? This is what the law says
A number of us have installed smart doorbells and security cameras on our homes to help protect our properties, but could yours be breaking the law? The devices can increase security, but when installing them you must make sure you consider the
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Updates as "severe delays" on A27 continue
9:37am Traffic easing Traffic is clearing in Shoreham but a lane and slip road remain closed (Image: Google)
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Security ramped up in doctor's surgery car park after antisocial behaviour
Security measures have been installed after antisocial behaviour at a doctor's surgery. Adur Health Partnership said anti-social behaviour from youths entering Shoreham Health Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham, from the car park level has led to new
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More trains and extra carriages will run for Brighton Pride 2024 weekend
More trains with extra carriages are set to run for Brighton Pride 2024 celebrations. Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), the operator managing Southern and Thameslink services, has confirmed that there will be extra resources to help people get to
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Man shot at woman's windows and left his poo on her doorstep in tirade of harassment
A man shot at a woman’s windows, left his own poo on her doorstep and shouted abuse at her in a tirade of harassment. Lindsey Davenport, 59, shot and damaged a woman’s windows and harassed her for nearly two months. Police officers also found
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The postcodes where dozens of XL bully dogs currently live revealed
Dozens of applications have been approved to keep a dangerous breed of dog in Brighton and Hove. The Spectator has mapped the approved applications for certificates of exemption to keep an XL bully dog by postcode district in England and Wales.
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Call for urgent changes to roads after spate of crashes
Residents and councillors are calling for urgent changes to roads after a spate of crashes. In the past three weeks a van drove into the Blacksmiths Arms pub, taking out its veranda and smashing front windows and a female motorcyclist was airlifted
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Classic cars and steam engines to be on display at event
The Sussex Steam Rally will return to the county this summer. The event, which will have over 50 steam vehicles on display, will return to Parham Park, Pulborough, West Sussex, on July 13 and 14. Over both days visitors can expect to see steam
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Adorable chicks spotted at Sussex nature reserve
As we creep into summer, more and more of this year's young are making their way in the world. At Warnham nature reserve, near Horsham, a pair of adorable common tern chicks, spotted like tiny fluffy leopards, are being reared by their devoted
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Cabbies to protest Uber's 'unfair advantage' in airport taxi trade
Taxi drivers will protest outside a council meeting over fears that Uber has an “unfair advantage” and is poaching customers. Drivers say that since the ride-sharing firm started advertising at Gatwick Airport with Uber-specific taxi bays, taxi
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Chief fire officer grateful to be recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
The chief fire officer for West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours. Sabrina Cohen-Hatton has received the King’s Fire Service Medal for over two decades of service. She said: "I am absolutely delighted
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Exciting addition to new beach park plans
A new sand sports area is coming to a seafront beach park project. Sand sports facilities are being brought to new Hove Beach Park for people to play a range of sports. The new amenity, located between the croquet lawn and the sunken garden
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Work begins on 400 homes for new neighbourhood including school and nursery
Work has started as part of a project to build more than 1,000 homes and a school on the outskirts of a seaside town. More than 200 homes are already being built on the outskirts of Bexhill under plans to add hundreds of properties including sports
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RSPCA issue urgent warning about football goal netting as Euros begin
The RSPCA is urging people to put away their back garden football nets to help prevent animals getting injured. The charity said it received 1,644 reports in 2023 of wildlife getting trapped in netting, with this being more common in May, June
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Rag'n'Bone Man to perform homecoming show this year
A Sussex singer-songwriter will be coming to the city for a homecoming concert. Rag’n’Bone Man, who was born in Uckfield, will perform at the Brighton Centre on Sunday, November 24, as part of his latest tour. The tour, called What Do You Believe
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Vintage steam engines in Sussex for festival
Vintage steam engines of all shapes and sizes were on display at a festival this weekend. Tractors, rollers and vintage commercial vehicles were parked at Pippingford Park, Nutley, near Uckfield, for the High Weald Steam Working Weekend.Â
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Aquarium offer discounted tickets every day England play in the Euros
An aquarium is offering discounted ticket prices on days England play in the European Championships football tournament. The Sealife Centre in Madeira Drive, Brighton, has said that people will be able to buy tickets at 40 per cent off on these
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Women's veteran rugby team celebrates first anniversary
A women's veterans rugby team has celebrated its first anniversary. The Veterans squad at Hove Rugby Club has more than 40 ladies, many of whom are mums to younger players and have been supporting from the sidelines over the years. Team founders
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Sealife Centre will be getting a new tank for poorly animals after plans approved
The Sealife Centre will be getting a new water tank after plans to change parts of the building were approved. Brighton and Hove City Council approved the proposals put forward by aquarium owner Merlin Entertainments on June 13. Merlin Entertainments