NAME-DROPPING is so vulgar, don't you think? It's the reason I never tell people about the time I had dinner with Michael Caine or shared a bag of crisps with Cilla Black at the hairdressers. And I never mention the occasion I had coffee with Rowan Atkinson
A MUM'S instinct helped a ten-year-old girl survive meningitis. Penny Smith, from Eastbourne, thought daughter Zoe had the flu at first. But when the youngster developed a fever and started hallucinating Penny called her GP and Zoe was rushed into hospital
TURN SEA WHITE EXPERTS are warning that the sea off Eastbourne could turn white this summer following the biggest rockfall in living memory. Last Monday, the Argus exclusively revealed how thousands of tons of chalk had collapsed on to the beach at Beachy
P&O Stena Line will close its loss-making Newhaven-Dieppe ferry route on Sunday, January 31, a month earlier than expected. Stunned staff in Newhaven cried as they were told the shock news by port manager Steve Buhlman yesterday. They were furious
STUDENT Paul Beckett's studies are in ruins after bungling council officials destroyed his university project. Paul had spent two years carefully nurturing 25 trees planted at Withdean Park, Brighton, as part of his coursework. But a member of the public
NAME-DROPPING is so vulgar, don't you think? It's the reason I never tell people about the time I had dinner with Michael Caine or shared a bag of crisps with Cilla Black at the hairdressers. And I never mention the occasion I had coffee with Rowan Atkinson
PAUL Armstrong put himself on the spot at Chester last night to earn Albion a priceless point. The young Irishman bravely volunteered to take a penalty four minutes into stoppage time, with his side 1-0 down. Regular penalty taker Jeff Minton had already
SOX the dog enjoys a day AND night on the tiles. The canny canine works on building sites all day and then heads off to the pub for a pint of Guinness. The border terrier cross works alongside owner Shaun Chalcraft as a plasterer's mate. And Shaun is
STUDENT Paul Beckett's studies are in ruins after bungling council officials destroyed his university project. Paul had spent two years carefully nurturing 25 trees planted at Withdean Park, Brighton, as part of his coursework. But a member of the public
The young Irishman scored his first senior goal from the penalty spot four minutes into stoppage time after Jamie Moralee had been shoved by Martyn Lancaster to earn a 1-1 draw. The decision by referee Peter Walton infuriated the Chester fans and he needed
PAUL Armstrong put himself on the spot at Chester last night to earn Albion a priceless point. The young Irishman bravely volunteered to take a penalty four minutes into stoppage time, with his side 1-0 down. Regular penalty taker Jeff Minton had already
SOX the dog enjoys a day AND night on the tiles. The canny canine works on building sites all day and then heads off to the pub for a pint of Guinness. The border terrier cross works alongside owner Shaun Chalcraft as a plasterer's mate. And Shaun is
The young Irishman scored his first senior goal from the penalty spot four minutes into stoppage time after Jamie Moralee had been shoved by Martyn Lancaster to earn a 1-1 draw. The decision by referee Peter Walton infuriated the Chester fans and he needed
A MUM'S instinct helped a ten-year-old girl survive meningitis. Penny Smith, from Eastbourne, thought daughter Zoe had the flu at first. But when the youngster developed a fever and started hallucinating Penny called her GP and Zoe was rushed into hospital
TURN SEA WHITE EXPERTS are warning that the sea off Eastbourne could turn white this summer following the biggest rockfall in living memory. Last Monday, the Argus exclusively revealed how thousands of tons of chalk had collapsed on to the beach at Beachy
P&O Stena Line will close its loss-making Newhaven-Dieppe ferry route on Sunday, January 31, a month earlier than expected. Stunned staff in Newhaven cried as they were told the shock news by port manager Steve Buhlman yesterday. They were furious
