Admiral Sir Lyndsay Bryson, the former lord lieutenant of East Sussex, who rose from humble beginnings to become a top naval officer, has died, aged 80. Sir Lyndsay, who died yesterday at the Martlets Hospice, Hove, worked tirelessly for the good of Brighton
A catering company has been accused of gagging staff who were ordered not to talk about the quality of school meals. Rentokil Initial, which provides school dinners for almost all the primary and secondary schools in East Sussex, sent a memo to employees
Joe Dolan expected to be playing for doomed Stockport County, the whipping boys of League One, at Valley Parade, Bradford on Monday. Instead he will spend Easter preparing to be paraded by Albion in their crucial Championship relegation clash at Coventry
Albion manager Mark McGhee today hailed emergency centre half Joe Dolan as the ideal character for Albion's Championship relegation battle. McGhee is convinced the 24-year-old, signed as cover for the injured Adam Hinshelwood, would be playing for Northern
Farmers and police are baffled by the theft of heavy wooden gates and other timber structures. Organised gangs have stolen gates, memorial benches and railway sleepers worth more than £10,000 from across Sussex. Oak railway sleepers weigh more than 200kg
IAN Chapman may have played in a play-off final at Wembley but that will not diminish leading his Whitehawk side out in today's John O'Hara League Cup final. Chapman played 331 games for Albion, represented his country at schools level and carved a niche
CRAWLEY manager Francis Vines today told his players to clean up. Reds have the third worst disciplinary record in the Conference with 67 yellow cards and five red. Five players were booked and Sacha Opinel was sent off in last week's goalless draw at
