I no longer believe that ageing is a gradual process. It's a nasty little surprise that jumps out and slaps you around the face one morning just when you're not expecting it. In the grand scheme of things I'm not really that old, having been around for
A DEVASTATED shell is all that remains of a beautiful 16th-century cottage after a blaze which burned for 12 hours. Only a recently-added extension remains of the idyllic five-bedroom property, set in five acres of land and bought only eight months ago
IT'S hard for drivers to tell when Gladstone Road in Portslade becomes Gardner Road in Fishersgate. But residents know the difference when it comes to paying their council tax. People on Adur Council's side of the border pay £101 more for a typical Band
HUNDREDS of people are out of pocket by thousands of pounds because of delays at the main sorting office in Sussex. Royal Mail is now launching an investigation after applications for TESSA and PEP accounts arrived too late to meet their April 5 deadline
UP TO 1,000 people, angry at Southern Water's proposals to upgrade the Portobello sewage works at Telscombe Cliffs, staged a mass demonstration. It was the biggest protest yet against the £60 million scheme and one of the largest demonstrations ever seen
I no longer believe that ageing is a gradual process. It's a nasty little surprise that jumps out and slaps you around the face one morning just when you're not expecting it. In the grand scheme of things I'm not really that old, having been around for
ALMOST one in three high street bank branches will disappear in the next six years as telephone and Internet banking takes over. A report by accountancy company Deloitte Consulting says as many as 3,600 of the 11,000 traditional high street branches remaining
IT'S hard for drivers to tell when Gladstone Road in Portslade becomes Gardner Road in Fishersgate. But residents know the difference when it comes to paying their council tax. People on Adur Council's side of the border pay £101 more for a typical Band
A TODDLER was dramatically saved from a blazing second-floor flat by his stepfather. Tristan Woodward, 19, dropped three-year-old Piers Swan from a window into the arms of a neighbour on the first floor. Witness Keith Ellis, 36, who lives nearby, said
IT'S here! The biggest schools' promotion Sussex has ever seen starts today and children's TV favourites Bodger And Badger are helping kick it off. The crazy pair visited youngsters at Goldstone Junior School in Hove for some fun, games and mashed potato
IT WAS set to be one of the most unusual official openings the local MP had ever attended. After six years, Jerry Netley's ornate brick garden pond was finally finished and his neighbours were determined to make it a day to remember. As part of the grand
UP TO 1,000 people, angry at Southern Water's proposals to upgrade the Portobello sewage works at Telscombe Cliffs, staged a mass demonstration. It was the biggest protest yet against the £60 million scheme and one of the largest demonstrations ever seen
A TRAIN used on services between the Sussex coast and London has been withdrawn from service - because it is infested with moths. A further two trains, with a total of eight coaches, are still being used even though they are also infested with the pests
ALMOST one in three high street bank branches will disappear in the next six years as telephone and Internet banking takes over. A report by accountancy company Deloitte Consulting says as many as 3,600 of the 11,000 traditional high street branches remaining
I no longer believe that ageing is a gradual process. It's a nasty little surprise that jumps out and slaps you around the face one morning just when you're not expecting it. In the grand scheme of things I'm not really that old, having been around for
ALMOST two seasons have passed since Micky Adams masterminded Fulham's promotion from the Third Division. But not much has changed at the fag end of the Football League. Hard work, disciplined defending, good organisation and the odd flash of inspiration
MICKY Adams has blamed a 'wonder goal' for his first defeat as Albion boss. A spectacular first-half strike by Justin Jackson sent the Seagulls home empty handed from play-off hopefuls Halifax. "They won it with a wonder goal," said Adams. "Full credit
A TODDLER was dramatically saved from a blazing second-floor flat by his stepfather. Tristan Woodward, 19, dropped three-year-old Piers Swan from a window into the arms of a neighbour on the first floor. Witness Keith Ellis, 36, who lives nearby, said
IT'S here! The biggest schools' promotion Sussex has ever seen starts today and children's TV favourites Bodger And Badger are helping kick it off. The crazy pair visited youngsters at Goldstone Junior School in Hove for some fun, games and mashed potato
IT WAS set to be one of the most unusual official openings the local MP had ever attended. After six years, Jerry Netley's ornate brick garden pond was finally finished and his neighbours were determined to make it a day to remember. As part of the grand
A TRAIN used on services between the Sussex coast and London has been withdrawn from service - because it is infested with moths. A further two trains, with a total of eight coaches, are still being used even though they are also infested with the pests
FIRE victim Susan Carey today thanked the policeman who saved her daughter's life saying: "We owe everything to him. He was so incredibly brave." Sitting in a hospital ward cradling her baby in her arms, Susan, 27, is now coming to terms with daughter
I no longer believe that ageing is a gradual process. It's a nasty little surprise that jumps out and slaps you around the face one morning just when you're not expecting it. In the grand scheme of things I'm not really that old, having been around for
A DEVASTATED shell is all that remains of a beautiful 16th-century cottage after a blaze which burned for 12 hours. Only a recently-added extension remains of the idyllic five-bedroom property, set in five acres of land and bought only eight months ago
ALMOST two seasons have passed since Micky Adams masterminded Fulham's promotion from the Third Division. But not much has changed at the fag end of the Football League. Hard work, disciplined defending, good organisation and the odd flash of inspiration
MICKY Adams has blamed a 'wonder goal' for his first defeat as Albion boss. A spectacular first-half strike by Justin Jackson sent the Seagulls home empty handed from play-off hopefuls Halifax. "They won it with a wonder goal," said Adams. "Full credit
HUNDREDS of people are out of pocket by thousands of pounds because of delays at the main sorting office in Sussex. Royal Mail is now launching an investigation after applications for TESSA and PEP accounts arrived too late to meet their April 5 deadline
FIRE victim Susan Carey today thanked the policeman who saved her daughter's life saying: "We owe everything to him. He was so incredibly brave." Sitting in a hospital ward cradling her baby in her arms, Susan, 27, is now coming to terms with daughter
