Katy Rice

SELLING baby’s prams or fitting carpets in Brighton’s Royal Pavilion – family firm Buxtons has done it all.

HIPPY entrepreneur Craig Sams has never done anything without gusto – so it’s very appropriate that his latest product is named Gusto.

A 35-YEAR-OLD Sussex police sergeant with two young children has told how finding out she will develop dementia has changed her life.

THE hit song We’re Going To Ibiza has hit number one for the third time after becoming an unlikely anti-far right protest song in Austria.

A DOG who made his own way to the pet shop when he got spooked features in best-selling crime author Peter James’s latest book.

A WOMAN who lost her father to cancer is preparing to take part in her first race to raise money for the hospice that cared for him.

The growing crime of romance fraud has an emotional cost for its victims and the issue is explored in the latest in Peter James’s 15-strong series of novels featuring Detective Superintendent Roy Grace.

THOUSANDS of children from around 80 schools will take over the streets of Brighton on Saturday in a vibrant procession of dance, drama and music for this year’s Children’s Parade, the country’s largest annual children’s event.

A MAN who cooks Thai food from scratch in a vintage 1957 split-screen Citroën H food truck has made it into a Lonely Planet food guide.

Fiona Donnelly-Rheaume has contacted The Argus from her home in Yellowknife, Canada, to share her memories of the one of the worst rail disasters the country has ever seen, which happened at 1.39pm on a rainy Saturday in March 1989, killing five people and injuring 88.