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Dyspraxia: Breaking Stereotypes and Raising Awareness for an Overlooked Condition
Dyspraxia, also known as developmental coordination disorder, is something very few people have heard of. When someone says “learning disability,” we usually think of dyslexia or autism. However, dyspraxia is also a learning disability, and it's
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Former Sex Pistols vocalist returns to Sussex with his band
The former lead singer of the Sex Pistols will return to Sussex to perform on his new tour. John Lydon’s band Public Image Ltd (PiL) announced they will come to the White Rock in Hastings for their This Is Not The Last Tour on June 26. Tickets
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Thrill of freefall: skydive in the O2 today
Thrill of freefall skydive in the O2 today Situated in Greenwich peninsula, London O2, your opportunity to skydive has never been closer. Primarily used for live music the O2 now offers you the chance to emulate the feeling of flying while
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Football club fire caused £35,000 worth of damage
An arson attack at a football club caused thousands of pounds worth of damage. Police believe conifer trees were deliberately set alight near the stand at Hailsham Football Club on Tuesday evening. Officers said the blaze caused around £35,000
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Gliding through time: history of The Royal Pavilion
Gliding through time: history of the Royal Pavilion First opened in 2010 after the development of Laine Ltd, the royal pavilion ice skating rink is back for its annual stay. Although the rink is a relatively modern build, the pavilion itself
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Mitoma closes in on another World Cup after big win for Japan
Kaoru Mitoma is on course for a second World Cup. The Albion winger helped Japan win 4-0 away to Indonesia in the Asian qualifying programme. They reach the halfway stage of the ten-game qualifying programme with 13 points from a possible 15
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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. These will be across the A23 and A27 roads which will start in the late evenings and last through to the early hours of the
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Star cast announced for Peter James bestseller adaptation
A theatre adaptation of a Peter James bestselling novel has announced a multi-star cast. Picture You Dead will be playing at the Theatre Royal Brighton from March 4 to 9. 2024 National Television Award winning actor, Peter Ash, will return
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Man hands himself in after police appeal for hate crime incident
A man has handed himself in to police following an alleged hate crime incident. The incident happened near the Clock Tower in Brighton on November 9, and Sussex Police are aware of a video circulating on social media. An appeal was issued by
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Armed police swarm road after reports of man with knife
Armed police responded to reports of a man with a knife in the street. Officers descended on Parklands Road, Hassocks, yesterday afternoon and a 31-year-old local man was arrested in connection with the incident. He remains in police custody
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Data has come a long way but fans will trust Bloom as methods remain a secret
When Albion made one of their most significant signings of the last 20 years, they used every resource available. That meant looking at stats and trawling through clips to find the answer to head coach Dean Wilkins’ wish for, as his then sidekick
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Third and final phase of project to 'reinvigorate' heart of city to start soon
The third and final phase of a project to “reinvigorate” the heart of the city will start soon. Improvements to Castle Square in Brighton will start on Monday ahead of work on phase three of the Valley Gardens project and will include overnight
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School will officially close at the end of the year
A special needs school is set to officially shut at the end of the year, ending a near year-long process of closing. Homewood College will officially close at the end of November after councillors agreed on proposed plans from last month to officially
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Former Albion prospect reveals exciting new venture as he plans to leave Worthing
Kane Wills says Worthing can look forward to more success as he prepares to leave the club. The midfielder is relocating to Dubai with his family in January. He helped the club to the brink of National League football last season. The former
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Damage to roof of city's most famous building 'so much worse than we imagined'
A Christmas appeal has been launched to help save the roof of the city's most famous building. Brighton and Hove Museums is calling for donations to repair and preserve one of the 'at risk' domes on the iconic roof of the Royal Pavilion this Christmas
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Thousands to line the streets for awe-inspiring solstice parade's 30th birthday
Thousands of people are expected to line the streets of Brighton for the 30th anniversary of the annual Burning the Clocks winter solstice parade. More than 2,000 people will walk through the city streets with intricately made paper lanterns to
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Council axes managerial jobs to save £1.2 million
A dozen senior leadership roles have been axed at a council at a saving of £1.2 million. Brighton and Hove City Council said the shake-up will make the local authority “resident-focussed, innovative, strategic and collaborative” while reducing
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Final supermoon of 2024 to appear in UK skies today - how and when to see it
The final supermoon of the year is set to appear in the skies above the UK today. Known as the Beaver Moon, the full moon isn’t expected to be quite as bright as last month’s Hunter’s supermoon, but it will still provide a stunning spectacle for
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Defender ruled out but Albion can bounce back from bad night at Emirates
Maria Thorisdottir has been ruled out of Albion’s next clash at the Amex. The Norway defender was injured during the defeat at Arsenal. She misses the home game against West Ham tomorrow (12.30pm). Aisha Masaka was stretchered off with
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Joy for Albion trio in South America - and Gomez shines as world champions are beaten
Three Albion players – and a future club-mate – are celebrating impressive wins in South America. Julio Enciso started for Paraguay as they beat Argentina 2-1 in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying campaign. Pervis Estupinan shone at left-back
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“I’m not going to be sad on the pitch, it would be a shame' - why Rutter is smiling
Georginio Rutter has brought a smile to Albion. And not just when he contributed to key goals in important Premier League matches. The record signing from Leeds has become a hugely popular addition to the club. His part in key goals, like
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Ex scout leader accused of child sex abuse says he is a 'people pleaser'
A man accused of sexually abusing 19 boys and young men said he was a "people pleaser" and it was "just silliness". Ian Silvester, 60, faces 81 charges of indecent assault, sexual activity with a child, sexual assault and possession of indecent
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Dad unable to walk after Land Rover ploughs into him while on bike ride with daughter
A dad was left unable to walk after a Land Rover ploughed into him while he was on a bike ride with his teenage daughter. The last thing Niraj Haria, from Hove, remembers was seeing his daughter take a bottle out of her bag. The next thing he woke
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18 historic sites facing disrepair as they are added to 'at risk' register
More than a dozen heritage sites in Brighton and Hove have been listed as at risk. Sites including Brighton’s West Pier, Hippodrome and Madeira Terrace have all been listed as being at risk in the 2024 Heritage at Risk register. The register
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Lido is taken off 'at risk' register after historic restoration
Saltdean Lido campaigners are overjoyed after the Grade II* Listed building was removed from the Historic England at risk register following its restoration. The historic seaside lido had been deemed at risk of falling into disrepair for many years
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'Better communication needed on fire safety risks'
At 7.04pm on Friday, an email dropped into the inboxes of commercial tenants based at New England House telling them they would not be able to access the premises for four days due to “serious fire safety issues identified” in the building. The
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Council prepares to take legal action against plans for 47 homes
A parish council is fundraising to launch an appeal against an application for 47 homes. Plans for the new homes were submitted to Arun District Council in November of last year and received approximately 450 objections. The application, put
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Fort reveals plans for a brand-new adventure playground
Plans for a brand-new adventure playground have been revealed as part of an ongoing £7.5 million restoration project at a military fort and museum. Work has now begun on the adventure playground which will be unveiled at the reopening of Newhaven
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Home Office overpaid and cut corners in £15m deal for asbestos-riddled asylum site
The Home Office overpaid for a former prison it wanted to house asylum seekers in and cut corners in the process, a report has revealed. The quick £15.4 million acquisition of the HMP Northeye site near Bexhill saw the Home Office buy a contaminated
