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Alsop says Sussex are having a Blast as away win puts them on brink of quarter-final
Tom Alsop says Sussex are enjoying their cricket as they close in on a Vitality Blast quarter-final place. Sharks bowled out Kent for just 115 at Canterbury to win by 88 runs. The hosts’ hopes had soared after Jas Singh took two wickets in
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Albion confirm signing of £6m midfielder with 'lots of potential'
Malick Yalcouye has been described as a midfielder with lots of potential after completing his move to Albion. The 18-year-old arrives from IFK Gothenburg on a four-year deal and for a fee of £6 million. He made his league debut in Sweden earlier
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Festival of Speed causes traffic chaos in first two days
Goodwood’s Festival of Speed has caused traffic chaos with severe delays for motorists in its first two days. The AA reported severe delays reaching 30 minutes yesterday, July 11, and today, July 12, on the A27 in Chichester. Commuters were
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Pubgoers 'sexually assaulted, harassed and threatened'
A man has been charged after people were sexually assaulted, harassed and threatened in a pub. Sussex Police were alerted to reports of disturbances at Frogshole Farm pub in Maidenbower Drive, Crawley, on June 30. Shamrez Akhtar, 44, was arrested
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Ex-Albion coach playing unsung role as England prepare for Euros final
Lewis Dunk has a former Albion colleague within the England group heading into the Euro 2024 final. And they both made their Three Lions debuts in the same game. Dunk won what was for a long time his only cap in the 3-0 friendly win over USA
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M23, A23 and A27 road closures to look out for in Sussex this weekend
A small number of motorway and A Road closures will affect Sussex traffic this weekend, according to National Highways England. These will mainly be on the M23 and A27 in the early hours of the morning for maintenance work. If you are set to
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Vulnerable person pulled from water near i360
A ‘vulnerable’ person was rescued from the water near a pier by the RNLI. The RNLI, HM Coastguard and emergency services were in attendance at the scene near the West Pier, Brighton at approximately 3.15pm on Thursday. Shoreham RNLI’s lifeboat
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Day of action by police sees arrested in town centre crime crackdown
A shoplifter was arrested and a woman was found with scales and cash durimg a town centre crackdown. Sussex Police officers took part in the crackdown with uniformed and plain closed officers as well as security staff to tackle hotspots of crime
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Royal Pavilion lit up red and white to support England in Euros final
A landmark will be lit up red and white to support the England team in the final of the European Championships football tournament. The Royal Pavilion in Brighton city centre will be lit with the colours of St George's flag to mark the special
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Young England goalkeeper signs for Albion - then heads to Euros
England under-19s goalkeeper Hannah Poulter has signed. She completed paperwork before turning attention to the Women’s Under-19s European Championship. Poulter, 19, cam through the junior ranks at Reading and has most recently played for University
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Public urged to call 999 after duck injured in catapult shooting
A duck has been injured after being shot at by a catapult this week. Sussex Police are urging anyone who sees someone using a catapult to dial 999 after reports of an incident on Wednesday. People had reported that two youths were launching
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New figures show hospital misses A&E targets as patients wait hours for treatment
Just over half of accident and emergency (A&E) patients in Brighton were seen within four hours last month – 55 per cent compared with a target of 78 per cent. And one in ten patients brought by ambulance waited more than an hour to be handed
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'Best years of my career' - Knockaert hangs up boots with special mention for Albion
When Sky Sports wanted to push their coverage of newly-promoted Albion in the Premier League in 2017, they came up with a simple but effective slogan. “We’ve got Knockaert,” was the headline on their full-page ad in The Argus. They were tapping
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Police offer breached confidentiality after revealing person's arrest
A police officer breached professional standards after he informed a member of the public about an arrest. East Sussex Police Sergeant Peter James, 48, was subjected to a three-day misconduct hearing at Sussex Police headquarters in front of a
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Woman has handbag stolen by youths in town centre
A woman had her handbag stolen by two teenagers in a town centre. Sussex Police are appealing for witnesses after the woman, aged in her sixties, had her handbag stolen in Shoreham. The woman's bag was pulled off her shoulder at around 12.15pm
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What can Albion expect from Minteh - and what part was he in Newcastle's plans?
Albion pounced quickly to land a lightning fast wideman. But what are they getting for their money with Yankuba Minteh? The Gambia international represents a sizeable outlay by Seagulls standards, even at a potential bargain £30 million.
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Albion bring in midfielder who impressed in Championship
Albion have signed attacking midfielder Bex Rayner for their WSL squad from Championship outfit Sheffield United. The 24-year-old has played more than 100 times for the Blades and had a stint at Nottingham Forest. She was part of the Doncaster
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Multiple people injured after town centre attack outside Taco Bell
Two people were taken to hospital after being attacked. A woman suffered a head injury and a man was treated for facial injuries after they were assaulted by a man outside Taco Bell, Langney Road, Eastbourne, at around 12.35am on Sunday. They
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'Controlling and dangerous man' raped, assaulted and harassed a woman over a decade
A man raped, assaulted and threatened a woman multiple times over a ten year period. Wojciech Burylo, 39, would call his victim, a 40-year-old woman, over 40 times a day and threaten her with extreme violence such as decapitation. He controlled
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Senior NHS worker struck off after driving from Sussex to Southampton to meet boy
A senior NHS hospital worker who was jailed after he messaged a 14-year-old boy online offering him £100 and a McDonald's for sex has been struck off. 'Sex predator' Robin Hains sent who he thought was an underage boy called Seb explicit messages
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Flights from Gatwick to Berlin for Euro 2024 Final peak at nearly £1,000
England fans making late plans face paying nearly £1,000 to get from Gatwick to Berlin for the Euro 2024 final this weekend. Demand for flights to Germany soared on Wednesday night after Ollie Watkins’ late winner put England through to the final
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As it happened: A27 severe delays continue on day two of Festival of Speed
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Whitehawk confirm new goalkeeper as boss hails quality of key signings
Whitehawk have confirmed Zaki Oualah as their new goalkeeper as part of what they hope is a successful summer rebuild. The 29-year-old played once for AFC Wimbledon in 2021 before winning promotion last season to Vanarama National League south
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World Cup bowler returns for Sussex as they push for quarter-final place
Sussex have brought back a World Cup bowler into their T20 Vitality Blast squad. And they have urged fans not to miss the chance to see what could be the final push towards a quarter-final. Sharks have seven wins from ten matches as they visit
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Car washer denies killing man who died weeks after city centre 'brawl'
A car washer has appeared in court after denying killing a father-of-two who died weeks after he left hospital. Lucian Sorenau, 31, pleaded not guilty to the unlawful killing of Anthony Barrigan following an incident in 2022. Mr Barrigan, 44
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Inside new bar opening in The Lanes
A new taproom is opening in a street dubbed “the entrance to The Lanes”. Mad Dog Brewery, a microbrewery from Cardiff, will open its first English taproom in Brighton’s Duke Street next week. Tim Waters, who bought the original brewery and
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Street food restaurant celebrates 10 years in The Lanes with new menu
An independent South Indian restaurant is celebrating ten years in The Lanes with a new menu. Curry Leaf Cafe, in Ship Street, Brighton, a restaurant serving street food and beers, is marking a decade in business by launching a new culinary venture
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New Indian takeaway could open in busy village
A new Indian takeaway might open in a village. Plans have been submitted by Rohan Barnes of Bombay Tikka to open a new store in South Street, Lancing, at the site of a former reclining chair shop. READ MORE: New perfume retailer opens in shopping
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Former post office that is now an art space to be refurbished
A former post office which is now an art gallery and creative studio space is set to be transformed. Colonnade House in Warwick Street, Worthing, is set to become more accessible and sustainable as a result of a grant from Arts Council England.
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Heavy downpours cannot dampen day at Sussex park
It wouldn't be a real British summer day out without dodging heavy downpours. Yvonne Kinasz had to do just that when she had a potter around Tilgate Lake in Crawley at last weekend. She captured all sorts of wildlife and bright sunny skies
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Tennis courts closed for over a week during Wimbledon for painting work
Two tennis courts have been closed so that work can be carried out. Adur and Worthing Councils said it has temporarily shut its tennis courts at Buckingham Park, Shoreham, and Church House Grounds, Worthing, for surface painting. This comes
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Fire station and training centre wins award
A fire station and training centre has won an award. Platinum House in Horsham was named the "Building Project of the Year over £20 million" at the SECBE Constructing Excellence awards ceremony. The new building, which cost millions of pounds
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Green space campaigner delighted with King Alfred decision which saves popular field
A former councillor who devoted her time to protecting a beauty spot says she is overjoyed that the green space will not have a leisure centre built on it. The Hangleton green space had been one sight considered for a new leisure centre to replace
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Giggling Squid launches summer special menu
A popular Thai restaurant with its roots in Sussex has launched its new summer special menu - with salad and seafood high on the list. Chefs at the Giggling Squid in East Street, Horsham, have created four new menu items perfect for the long, balmy
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Much-loved primary school teacher of 30 years nominated for award
A much-loved primary school teacher who has been working in education for 30 years is up for an award. Gerry Wilcock, who teaches at St Richard's Catholic Primary School in Cawley Road, Chichester, has been nominated in the National Teacher of
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The council is buying back properties at a rate of more than one a week
The council is buying back properties previously sold under the Right to Buy scheme at a rate of more than one a week. In the last year Brighton and Hove City Council has bought 62 homes with no signs of slowing down as a further 11 have already
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Red Arrows in Sussex skies for Goodwood Festival of Speed and will return
The Red Arrows have been hurtling through Sussex skies to mark the Festival of Speed. Camera club snapper Joanna Kaczorowska spotted the planes from Bersted in Bognor as they performed for visitors at Goodwood on Thursday and Friday morning, for
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Pictures show revellers enjoying Event and Event II in the 90s and 00s
As a Nineties nightclub plans a big return, we look back at some archive pictures of partying in Brighton. Event and Event II were clubs at the site of Pryzm in West Street, Brighton, during the Nineties and Noughties. They will return for
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Crematorium to offer 'behind the scenes' look on open day
A crematorium is holding an open day as it offers a new ‘letters to heaven’ service to connect the bereaved with loved ones. The Downs Crematorium, Brighton, opened on the site of Brighton and Preston cemetery in 1941. The site is home to two