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Late call up for Brighton Uni student heading on tour with England Deaf Rugby
A university student has bene called up to represent England’s Deaf Rugby Union team for the first time as she heads to South Africa with the Red Roses. Samm Hart was a late call-up to the Red Roses 27-women squad, replacing an injured player,
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Pregnant Paralympian from Sussex 'extremely prepared' for Paris games
A Paralympic hopeful says she is “extremely prepared” to compete in her second games – while 28 weeks pregnant. Jodie Grinham says she hopes to show women everywhere what is possible during pregnancy as she heads to Paris to compete in compound
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Conservationist honoured after receiving honorary degree
A leading author and conservationist has called on budding scientists to continue sharing their work with their nearest and dearest as she was honoured for her work. Isabella Tree, one of the minds behind the Knepp Wildland, said she hoped that
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Mitoma backed to get back to full power - but he is not there yet
Kaoru Mitoma is expected to be at full power for the season-opener at Everton. But he is not there yet, according to his head coach. Fabian Huerzeler has been delighted with the Japan winger as he returns from a five-month absence. Like
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Why Milner asked Mitoma to take captaincy honour in Tokyo
James Milner has revealed why he wanted Kaoru Mitoma to lead Albion out after his big week. The Japan star captained the Seagulls against Tokyo Verdy after Milner asked head coach Fabian Huerzeler to make the change. Milner, who had the armband
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Beachgoers revel in sun as Sussex gears up for another heatwave
Residents have been making the most of the Sussex sun at events up and down the coast as well as basking in the hot weather this weekend. Thousands of people descended on Brighton, Bognor and Worthing for a weekend of sun with car shows, concerts
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Vintage antique market to return to city next month
A vintage market will return to a city this summer for the second time this year. The Chichester Antiques, Vintage and Decorative Arts street market will be held on August 11 in North Street and East Street, Chichester, from 10am until 4pm.
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Man arrested after car overturns in 'very serious' A23 crash
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving after a crash on the A23 which saw a car overturn. The driver of a Mini was arrested by Sussex Police after the three-car smash which closed the road for over an hour on Friday evening. It
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'I feel so grateful to be alive': Mum reunited with paramedics after C-section horror
A mother who almost died from caesarean section complications has been reunited with the paramedics who saved her. Sophie Turner, 33, gave birth to her daughter, Annie, on February 13, 2023, and was resting at home six days later when she nearly
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Large knives and axe found in amnesty bin
Large knives and an axe have been found in an amnesty bin. Analysis by The Argus revealed violent crimes in Brighton spike in the height of the summer and police are on a mission to curtail this. Police officers along with their counterparts
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Police investigate potential hate crime after woman abused in the street
A woman was verbally abused on a city centre road with police investigating the incident as a potential hate crime. The woman reported being abused in broad daylight in Western Road near the Churchill Square shopping centre last weekend. Sussex
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Huerzeler spells out what Albion have learnt in Japan - after tough test by Verdy
Fabian Huerzeler has spelled out what he and Albion can learn from their trip to Japan. He said his side were given a tough test second time out by Tokyo Verdy. Goals from Jan Paul van Hecke, Yankuba Minteh, Simon Adingra and Jeremy Sarmiento
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Over 200 vulnerable people helped by night safety team
Over 200 vulnerable people have been helped in a town by night safety marshals. The Eastbourne team was set up at the start of the year to patrol the town from 8pm until 4am on Friday and Saturday nights. In partnership with Sussex Police,
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Southern Water quashes 'sewage' concerns after sea turns brown
Southern Water has allayed fears that raw sewage had been pumped into Sussex waters after the sea turned brown around an outflow pipe. Concerns were raised that sewage had polluted a bathing spot near Saltdean after murky water was spotted on Saturday
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Helicopter search stood down for diver missing near busy shipping lane
A diver remains missing after a coastguard search near a major shipping lane. Helicopters and RNLI lifeboats scoured waters off the coast of Sussex. A diver is believed to have come separated from their group shortly before 2pm on Saturday.
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Four cars damaged in car park hit-and-run
Four cars were damaged in a car park hit and run. The incident took place in Vicarage Field West Car Park, Hailsham, on Thursday, at around 11.45am. A row of four cars were badly damaged by another vehicle, which left the scene. A row
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Dog run over and killed by car on seafront lawns
A dog was run over and killed by a car on seafront lawns. The dachshund was struck on Hove Lawns shortly before 12pm on Friday, July 26. The incident happened near the Hove Lawns Café and involved a blue BMW 1 Series. The dog was rushed
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Recap: Minteh magic and another Sarmiento strike help Albion beat Tokyo Verdy
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STI cases rose by more than 1,000 last year
The number of sexually transmitted infections in the city increased last year. Figures from the UK Health Security Agency show there were 4,476 STI diagnoses in Brighton and Hove – up from 3,149 the year before. Of these, 2,300 (51 per cent
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Sussex road closures for the week ahead, including A23, M23 and A27
Drivers in and around Brighton will have a few road closures to deal with if they are driving around Sussex next week. From Monday, July 29 to Friday, August 2 there are a few road and lane closures scheduled for the likes of the A27, M23 and the
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Quaint village pub in 'idyllic' location is up for sale
A quaint village pub with a beer garden and skittle alley could be yours for £585,000. The Barley Mow in Walderton, near Chichester, has been put on the market by the Ive family after owning it for the past 30 years. It includes a restaurant
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Pier hit by low sales and footfall due to bad weather
Poor weather has impacted sales and footfall at the Palace Pier. The Brighton Pier Group PLC has revealed in a trading update published on Friday that the Brighton Palace Pier has been hit by the adverse impact of poor weather. The group, which
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Gym which was on the brink of liquidation named best in the region
An independent gym in has won an award at the 2024 UK Business Awards ceremony. Route 1 Fitness, a specialist semi-private coaching gym in Crawley, has been awarded the West Sussex Gym of the Year Award. The gym was founded in 2013 then came
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Pupils 'love' attending special school rated outstanding by Ofsted
Students “love” attending an outstanding school where they thrive. Hazel Court School, Eastbourne, was given the highest Ofsted rating following an inspection in June. It was an improvement for the special school which was previously rated
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Pets from RSPCA who are on the lookout for their forever homes
Several pets in Sussex are looking for their forever homes, including at the Sussex North & Brighton branch of the RSPCA. Whether you want to adopt a dog, cat, rabbit or guinea pig, there is plenty of choice. A few animals from the branch are
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Two seagulls die after being lured onto busy road by children throwing food
Two seagulls have died after being lured onto a busy road by children. Rescue charity Wadars said it was called to the A24 Broadwater Road, Worthing, on Tuesday morning after members of the public saw children throwing sandwiches in front of moving
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Empty floors above city centre phone shop to become flats
Empty floors above a phone shop in the city centre will be turned into housing. Brighton and Hove City Council has approved plans for the three storeys above Brighton Repair Centre in North Street, Brighton, to be converted into two flats.
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We tried an Indian-spiced breakfast on the sunny rooftop of Permit Room
When we think of eating out for breakfast in the UK, our minds probably conjure up greasy spoons, flaky croissants or various forms of sweet and savoury brunches. We wouldn’t, for example, think straight away of naan bread filled with Indian-spiced
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Plans to have free Wi-Fi at popular beach
New free public Wi-Fi could be installed on a popular beach. Chichester District Council has submitted plans for electrical company North to bring three six-metre installations on and around Selsey Beach as part of the Connected Space Wi-Fi pilot