Residents in Lewes district have voted three-to-one against their council's bid to derail the Falmer stadium. A poll by The Argus surveyed a random sample of 242 members of the public and found 74 per cent believed Lewes District Council was wrong
Starting and finishing at the hilltop village of Ticehurst on the Kent-Sussex border, this walk heads southwards to explore paths and quiet lanes on the slopes of the remote valley of the River Limden, a modest tributary stream of the eastern Rother
A councillor has been accused of performing "political hokey cokey" for switching her party allegiance three times in less than a year. Anne Giebeler, who represents Hove's Goldsmid ward, has been a Conservative, an Independent, a Conservative and now
Residents in Lewes district have voted three-to-one against their council's bid to derail the Falmer stadium. A poll by The Argus surveyed a random sample of 242 members of the public and found 74 per cent believed Lewes District Council was wrong to
Shoppers are getting their knickers in a twist over a traders' window display of sexy underwear. Several have complained about the frilly black and red lingerie on show at Kadar Wear in Church Walk, Burgess Hill. The family-run store, which has been open
A peace rally is threatening to disrupt shoppers just two weeks before Christmas. Organisers predict between 100 and 200 marchers will gather at Churchill Square, Brighton, next Saturday, one of the busiest shopping days of the year. Police have accused
A fatal crash horrified witnesses but did not come as a surprise to many people living nearby. Some residents close to King George VI Avenue in Hove have been predicting a serious accident would happen. Steven Todaro, 26, of New Church Road, Hove, died
A crashing wave left the last surviving building on the battered and burnt West Pier on the verge of collapse. The historic box office, which has stood the test of time, weathered storms and survived two infernos after suspected arson attacks, slowly
