THE number of women in the workforce has increased over the past decade. Women now make up 44 per cent of the labour force, up from 42 per cent in 1988, says a report by the Office for National Statistics. Four out of five part-timers are women, an increase
ALBION ace Gary Hart insists the players and not the boss should be blamed for the wretched run of results. Manager Jeff Wood came under fire from fans when he substituted Hart's strike partner Richard Barker in Tuesday's fifth straight defeat at home
AMBITIOUS DJs Jason Phats and Russell Small always dreamed of pop stardom when they performed at clubs across Brighton. And the duo are now set to follow in the footsteps of dance star Norman Cook with their debut single tipped to enter the Top Ten. The
THE suspension of Chief Constable Paul Whitehouse has rocked Sussex Police and exposed a deep rift in the ranks of the Sussex Police Authority. Accusations and rumours are now rife about the motives and hidden agendas of those who voted 9-8 for and against
CHILDREN are risking their lives by "surfing" on the back of buses. And today police warned that unless it is stopped it will only be a matter of time before someone is killed or seriously injured. The youngsters jump onto the back bumpers of both single
DANGEROUS asbestos is being stripped from Brighton's Parish Church. The asbestos pipe lagging was found in the basement area under St Peter's Church in York Place. It was installed several decades ago, before the health risks associated with the substance
ALBION ace Gary Hart insists the players and not the boss should be blamed for the wretched run of results. Manager Jeff Wood came under fire from fans when he substituted Hart's strike partner Richard Barker in Tuesday's fifth straight defeat at home
STAFF at an engineering firm were told today that half the workforce must go - just months after hearing their jobs were safe. Agricultural parts manufacturers JFP Systems, of Worthing, confirmed that 40 of its 80 employees are to go after losing its
THE suspension of Chief Constable Paul Whitehouse has rocked Sussex Police and exposed a deep rift in the ranks of the Sussex Police Authority. Accusations and rumours are now rife about the motives and hidden agendas of those who voted 9-8 for and against
CHILDREN are risking their lives by "surfing" on the back of buses. And today police warned that unless it is stopped it will only be a matter of time before someone is killed or seriously injured. The youngsters jump onto the back bumpers of both single
WILL no one rid me of these turbulent journalists? I hope I won't be taken literally. Nearly everyone knows what happened when four medieval knights heard their king say something similar. They galloped off to Canterbury to murder a priest in the cathedral
DANGEROUS asbestos is being stripped from Brighton's Parish Church. The asbestos pipe lagging was found in the basement area under St Peter's Church in York Place. It was installed several decades ago, before the health risks associated with the substance
STAFF at an engineering firm were told today that half the workforce must go - just months after hearing their jobs were safe. Agricultural parts manufacturers JFP Systems, of Worthing, confirmed that 40 of its 80 employees are to go after losing its
A CANADIAN serviceman has owned up to stealing a spoon from a Sussex catering firm - during World War II. Now Sam Shore, 77, is offering to pay "rent" on the spoon for the 57 years he has had it. Mr Shore, who lives in Ontario with his wife June, was
A NIGHT out ended in tragedy when a 20-year-old man fell to his death from a 70mph train. The man, single and from Worthing, was killed instantly last night when he fell from a door as the train was between Barnham and Ford. He had been out for the evening
BIRD lover John Luxford kept a kestrel in a budgie cage at his home after nursing the bird he rescued back to health. He discovered the bird of prey caught in wire netting, with an injured wing and leg, while walking in countryside between Ringmer and
A GRIEVING mother says justice has not been done after the drug-user who stabbed her son seven times was jailed for two and a half years. 1 Christian Coleman, 18, died on the day his sister was born last June. But his mother Deborah, 38, says the sentenee
THE number of women in the workforce has increased over the past decade. Women now make up 44 per cent of the labour force, up from 42 per cent in 1988, says a report by the Office for National Statistics. Four out of five part-timers are women, an increase
WILL no one rid me of these turbulent journalists? I hope I won't be taken literally. Nearly everyone knows what happened when four medieval knights heard their king say something similar. They galloped off to Canterbury to murder a priest in the cathedral
AMBITIOUS DJs Jason Phats and Russell Small always dreamed of pop stardom when they performed at clubs across Brighton. And the duo are now set to follow in the footsteps of dance star Norman Cook with their debut single tipped to enter the Top Ten. The
A CANADIAN serviceman has owned up to stealing a spoon from a Sussex catering firm - during World War II. Now Sam Shore, 77, is offering to pay "rent" on the spoon for the 57 years he has had it. Mr Shore, who lives in Ontario with his wife June, was
A NIGHT out ended in tragedy when a 20-year-old man fell to his death from a 70mph train. The man, single and from Worthing, was killed instantly last night when he fell from a door as the train was between Barnham and Ford. He had been out for the evening
BIRD lover John Luxford kept a kestrel in a budgie cage at his home after nursing the bird he rescued back to health. He discovered the bird of prey caught in wire netting, with an injured wing and leg, while walking in countryside between Ringmer and
A GRIEVING mother says justice has not been done after the drug-user who stabbed her son seven times was jailed for two and a half years. 1 Christian Coleman, 18, died on the day his sister was born last June. But his mother Deborah, 38, says the sentenee
