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  • voice of the argus

    Take care on the roads There's been a horrific death toll on the roads of Sussex during the last week. Six people have been killed and three more are fighting for their lives after a series of smashes. In the worst crash of all, three people died in a

  • Sussex tie Notts up in knots

    SUSSEX'S bowlers dredged up the energy to produce another penetrative performance and take the county closer to a place in the first division next season. The wickets were shared by Kirtley, Lewry, Robinson and Martin-Jenkins as Nottinghamshire were bowled

  • Garden windmill to light up house

    IT'S not everyone's solution to saving money on the electricity bill. But for techno wizard Tony Smith the way forward was simple. He has built himself a fully operational windmill in his own back garden. After 12 painstaking years, Tom's masterpiece,

  • Leadership

    hopeful drops out ONE of the leading candidates to succeed Lord Bassam as leader of Brighton and Hove Council has dropped out of the race. Coun Ian Duncan was among the favourites to take on the position, left vacant by Lord Bassam's promotion to the

  • Postman

    rescues choking toddler QUICK-THINKING postman Steve Douglas is being hailed a hero after saving a toddler's life as she choked on a Hula Hoop. Steve, 29, was collecting mail from a postbox in Fontwell, near Arundel, when he was distracted by frantic

  • voice of the argus

    Take care on the roads There's been a horrific death toll on the roads of Sussex during the last week. Six people have been killed and three more are fighting for their lives after a series of smashes. In the worst crash of all, three people died in a

  • Richardson in for Eagles

    WORLD under-21 champion Lee Richardson will ride for Eastbourne Eagles at Arlington Stadium tonight. Richardson comes into the side against Elite League title chasers Peterborough Panthers in place of Martin Dugard. And the son of one-time Eastbourne

  • Spinners conjure up victory

    YOUNG spinners Jon Newell and Richard Jackson bowled Sussex seconds to a thrilling 36- run victory over Warwickshire in their final Championship game of the season at Horsham. Newell took 4-38 and fellow off-spinner Jackson 5-49, giving him match figures

  • Leadership

    hopeful drops out ONE of the leading candidates to succeed Lord Bassam as leader of Brighton and Hove Council has dropped out of the race. Coun Ian Duncan was among the favourites to take on the position, left vacant by Lord Bassam's promotion to the

  • HOME ORDERED TO SHUT DOWN

    A CARE home has been shut down after an investigation into the deaths of four residents. The owners of Alicia House in Westbourne Villas, Hove, were ordered to close the home after a three-week inquiry. Ian and Suzanne Aldeman were on a three-week holiday

  • Richardson in for Eagles

    WORLD under-21 champion Lee Richardson will ride for Eastbourne Eagles at Arlington Stadium tonight. Richardson comes into the side against Elite League title chasers Peterborough Panthers in place of Martin Dugard. And the son of one-time Eastbourne

  • Spinners conjure up victory

    YOUNG spinners Jon Newell and Richard Jackson bowled Sussex seconds to a thrilling 36- run victory over Warwickshire in their final Championship game of the season at Horsham. Newell took 4-38 and fellow off-spinner Jackson 5-49, giving him match figures

  • Bevan to stay until the bitter end

    SUSSEX are confident that they will have the services of Michael Bevan for the entire 2000 season. On the weekend fellow Australian Michael Di Venuto leaves the county early to play in an A team competition in Los Angeles, General Manager Dave Gilbert

  • Packed aisles spark

    Sunday shops debate CHURCHILL Square shopping centre in Brighton is more successful on Sundays than Saturdays, new figures have revealed. The news that more money is taken per hour on a Sunday has reopened the debate over shopping on the Sabbath. In recent

  • HOME ORDERED TO SHUT DOWN

    A CARE home has been shut down after an investigation into the deaths of four residents. The owners of Alicia House in Westbourne Villas, Hove, were ordered to close the home after a three-week inquiry. Ian and Suzanne Aldeman were on a three-week holiday

  • Sussex tie Notts up in knots

    SUSSEX'S bowlers dredged up the energy to produce another penetrative performance and take the county closer to a place in the first division next season. The wickets were shared by Kirtley, Lewry, Robinson and Martin-Jenkins as Nottinghamshire were bowled

  • Bevan to stay until the bitter end

    SUSSEX are confident that they will have the services of Michael Bevan for the entire 2000 season. On the weekend fellow Australian Michael Di Venuto leaves the county early to play in an A team competition in Los Angeles, General Manager Dave Gilbert

  • Packed aisles spark

    Sunday shops debate CHURCHILL Square shopping centre in Brighton is more successful on Sundays than Saturdays, new figures have revealed. The news that more money is taken per hour on a Sunday has reopened the debate over shopping on the Sabbath. In recent

  • Garden windmill to light up house

    IT'S not everyone's solution to saving money on the electricity bill. But for techno wizard Tony Smith the way forward was simple. He has built himself a fully operational windmill in his own back garden. After 12 painstaking years, Tom's masterpiece,

  • Postman

    rescues choking toddler QUICK-THINKING postman Steve Douglas is being hailed a hero after saving a toddler's life as she choked on a Hula Hoop. Steve, 29, was collecting mail from a postbox in Fontwell, near Arundel, when he was distracted by frantic