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Albion internationals face change of head coach for club and country
At least three of Albion’s South American contingent will have new bosses to impress in international football as well as at their club. Paraguay and Ecuador have both parted company with their head coaches after the Copa America. Julio Enciso
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Surviving Sussex Tory MPs appointed to Rishi Sunak's new Shadow Cabinet
Two Sussex MPs who survived the demise of the Tory government during the General Election have been appointed to Rishi Sunak’s Shadow Cabinet. East Grinstead and Uckfield MP Mims Davies and Arundel and South Downs MP Andrew Griffiths have both
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Academies continue strike action over funding dispute
Strikes are continuing at five academy school this week as funding disputes continue. Staff at the five schools in East and West Sussex will be striking again tomorrow, Tuesday, and on Wednesday and Thursday in protest against the University
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A27 roadworks set to last three months to begin tonight
Roadworks on the A27 are set to begin tonight. National Highways said essential bridge repairs will take place between Havant and Emsworth, on the Sussex border, for three consecutive months. The work on the bridge which goes over Wade Court
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Albion defender heads out on loan after signing new deal
Albion defender Ben Jackson has signed a contract extension and gone out on loan for the season. The 20-year-old will spend the campaign at Livingston in the Scottish Championship. His new deal with the Seagulls runs until June 2025, with a
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Diver dies after coastguard helicopter rescue off Sussex coast
A diver has died after being rescued from the sea off Brighton and airlifted to hospital. The man, in his 50s, was pronounced dead in hospital after being pulled from the water off east Brighton by a coastguard helicopter earlier this afternoon
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Designer wins three awards for Disney-themed garden
A designer has won three awards for creating a Disney-themed garden. Juliet Sargeant's Disney The Lion King Anniversary Garden was on show at the prestigious RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival. The outdoor space, which was created to
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Save £20 with pair of exotic, palm-like Cordyline plants with You Garden
ADD some classic style to your garden with these Cordyline plants. We have worked with You Garden to offer you a saving of £20 with this pair of Cordyline and decorative planters. This fabulous pair of cordyline plants in decorative planters
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Climate protesters to lead march against council's oil investment
Environmental protesters are due to lead a protest through the town centre tomorrow against a council’s ties with an oil conglomerate. Divest East Sussex, a campaign group that stands against fossil fuels, is staging a "march of the giant scissors
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Albion reveal Amex friendly opponents - and it looks a good test ahead of Prem action
Albion have confirmed their final pre-season opponents ahead of the new Premier League campaign. They will host Spanish outfit Villarreal as Fabian Huerzeler fine-tunes his team. Pervis Estupinan’s old club will visit the Amex on Saturday,
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Man in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by car while crossing the road
A man suffered serious injuries when he was hit by a car while crossing the road. The pedestrian was struck by a silver Vauxhall Corsa while he tried to cross Lottbridge Drive in Eastbourne. Sussex Police said they are investigating the crash
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Sussex village named among Britain's best places to work from home
A Sussex village which is a "haven for wildlife" has been named among Britain's best locations to work from home. Amberley in Sussex, was included alongside 19 other locations in a list from the Daily Mail, which analysed various criteria.
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Two people to appear in court after rottweiler attack which injured pensioner
Two people will appear in court after a dog attack which left a pensioner with life-changing injuries. Vic Franklin had to have his arm and leg amputated after being attacked by two rottweilers in Lewes Close in Bognor nearly a year ago. Now
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Secondary school worker sliced off finger while cutting wood for class
A secondary school worker lost his finger in an accident in the technology department after not being trained how to use a dangerous saw safely. Adi Soday sliced his right index finger off while using a circular bench saw as he cut wood to be used
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Strikes by Gatwick baggage security screeners postponed after new pay offer
Strikes by Gatwick Airport baggage security screeners have been postponed. The trade union Unite said the workers, who are employed by ICTS, agreed to call off the upcoming industrial action after an improved pay offer was made. The strikes
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'We had six goalkeepers' - Bart loves all-for-one spirit which took Holland to semis
Bart Verbruggen said he knew he would have a big moment late in the game as he closed in on a Euro 2024 semi-final spot. But the Albion No.1 said he was not the only ‘goalkeeper’ playing for Holland in the final stages of their last-eight tie with
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Sussex can make sure they don't pay the penalty - up against Hampshire and the Euros
Sussex have developed a pleasing habit of bouncing back quickly from defeats so far this season. They will aim to do similar on Wednesday when much of the country has eyes on Germany. The county have lost four times across the formats this
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Theresa May set for House of Lords after receiving honour in dissolution list
Theresa May is set to take a seat in the House of Lords after revealing that she would be standing down as the Tory MP for Maidenhead earlier this year. Lady May, as the 67-year-old former prime minister will now be known, occupied Downing Street
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Argus readers can subscribe for just £4 for 4 months in this flash sale
Readers who want to subscribe to The Argus can enjoy an exclusive offer of £4 for 4 months or over 40% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read The Argus online, as subscribers
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Cast announced for new Bergerac series including The Split and My Family stars
The cast for the new Bergerac series has been announced with Damien Molony set to take on the role of the famous detective. Set in Jersey, the original series starred John Nettles as Detective Sergeant Jim Bergerac and ran for 10 years from 1981
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Leisure centre on A27 could undergo refurbishment
A leisure centre could be in line for a refurbishment. Adur and Worthing Councils have submitted plans for internal work at the Lancing Manor Leisure Centre on the A27 in Lancing. The councils want an extensive refurbishment which would involve
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Stray ginger cat looking for forever home after life on the streets
A stray ginger cat is looking for his forever home. Marmalade, one, was rescued after being found living on the streets. Despite numerous appeals to find his owner, no one came forward to claim him. READ MORE: 'It's been neglected for years
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Baby goats stolen from family farm are reunited with owners
Three baby pygmy goats stolen from a farm have been found, to the delight of their six-year-old owner. Jasmine, Primrose and Poppy, who are only four months old, were taken from Honeycomb Farm in Hailsham on Monday, July 1. Farmer’s daughter
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Fishing company must pay £100k over the Joanna C tragedy
A fishing company must pay more than £100,000 over the Joanna C tragedy in which two crewmen died. Deckhand Adam Harper and ship's mate Robert Morley were working on the vessel when it capsized on Saturday, November 21, 2020, after its gear snagged
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City centre disruption ahead as main road to close for five days
A major road is set to shut for a week later this month. There is likely to be major disruption when Bear Road in Brighton closes for resurfacing. Engineers will be laying new tarmac between July 22 and July 26. Councillor Jacob Taylor,
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Beautiful cows graze on ancient heathland
Cows are unsung heroes of the countryside. Their beauty often goes ignored - and they also play an important role in managing landscapes. Cows like these pictured by Michaela Graham-Hyde have been vital to the management of Ashdown Forest for
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Children take to streets for carnival parade
Children took to the streets for an annual carnival parade. Colourful costumes brightened the roads as the Woodingdean Carnival parade began in Woodingdean Central Park and made its way to the primary school on Saturday for an afternoon of festivities
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Old bungalow could be demolished and replaced with new homes
An old bungalow could be demolished and replaced with three luxury new homes. Properties with cinema rooms and spas could be built on the site in Ainsworth Avenue, Ovingdean, if plans are approved. Each one would have leisure facilities on
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Children's charity appoints new deputy director of nursing
A children's charity has named its new deputy director of nursing. Demelza, which provides clinical and emotional support to children with serious or life-limiting conditions in East Sussex, Kent and South East London, has appointed Dave Winch,
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Pub to host annual beer festival this month
A pub is to host its annual beer festival later this month. The Brunswick Pub in Holland Road, Hove, will hold the summer event from July 19 until July 21. READ MORE: Kitten with cloudy eye is looking for forever home For three days, the
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Empty offices in Grade II listed building could be turned into studio maisonettes
Empty offices in a Grade II listed building could be turned into four studio maisonettes. Plans have been submitted to transform parts of the lower ground floor and the ground floor of Oliver House in Marine Parade, Brighton, into homes. The
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Delight as new life-saving defibrillator is set up in car park
A new defibrillator has been installed in the city. The life-saving equipment is at the Green Insurance Group office building in Old London Road, Patcham, Brighton. The defibrillator, which can be used by anyone who needs it, was funded by
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Charity reports surge in baby gull rescues and asks for public support
A wildlife charity is asking for people's help after a surge in the number of baby seagulls that need rescuing. Sompting Wildlife Rescue, which assists and rehabilitates injured wildlife, has saved around 75 gull chicks since the chick season began
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'It’s not about you PM, it is about all of us'
Dear Prime Minister Please forgive me for not addressing you by name but at the time of drafting this, the election results had not been announced and I didn’t want to presume, writes Graham Bartlett. Congratulations on being appointed and,
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Hundreds of businesses closed in first half of the year
Hundreds of businesses have closed in the first half of this year, including much-loved shops, pubs and cafes. The Office for National Statistics reports that between January and March of this year, 490 businesses closed in Brighton, with more
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Couple's anger over 'jungle' garden filled with abandoned cars next door
A couple say their home has been blighted by abandoned cars and unsightly piles of rubbish left in a neighbouring property. David and Gail Delivett said the bungalow in Willow Drive, Seaford, has rusty cars decaying in the driveway and rubbish