Picking off the speeders THE number of speed cameras on the streets of Sussex may soon be doubled. That's good news because speed is the biggest factor in road deaths in Britain. People may think they are not really breaking the law if they travel just
MORE than 30,000 have signed petitions protesting about plans to downgrade Crawley Hospital. Another 280 have sent letters voicing their concerns, it was revealed when the three month consultation period on plans by Surrey and Sussex Healthcare Trust
SUSSEX today released batsman Rajesh Rao even though he still has a year left to run on his contract. Rao hasn't played a Championship game since mid-May and he played in just three one-day games for the county this season. Coach Peter Moores said: "First
MICKY Adams is convinced Albion will "bounce back" in Saturday's sell-out clash against Chester at Withdean. The Seagulls are in tenth spot going into successive home games, with League newcomers Cheltenham the visitors after Chester. Although "hurt and
for conference HQ A SECOND major conference centre could be on the cards for Brighton and Hove. Plans to turn Hove Town Hall into a mini Brighton Centre are being considered by council bosses. The town hall in Norton Road already plays host to large exhibitions
IT'S NOT terribly British, but Sue Jackson says it really is a work of art. The design student has committed the ultimate faux pas by airing her dirty laundry in public. When her tutors at Northbrook College, in Worthing, set her a summer assignment with
PRIME Minister Tony Blair received a frosty welcome when he visited Brighton yesterday to address trade union members during their annual congress. He was chanted at by animal protesters as he arrived outside the Brighton Centre and was then given an
SIX people were injured in the latest in a series of serious crashes on Sussex roads. And one of the injured, Patricia Grimes, 60, from Surrey, was today fighting for her life after the head- on smash between a Metro travelling east and a Rover 214 travelling
ONE of the joys of reaching my age is that you're not in the least perturbed when invited to mingle with your social and financial superiors at some posh do. Experience has equipped you with all the necessary skills to move effortlessly upmarket with
MORE than 30,000 have signed petitions protesting about plans to downgrade Crawley Hospital. Another 280 have sent letters voicing their concerns, it was revealed when the three month consultation period on plans by Surrey and Sussex Healthcare Trust
POLICE have received 50 new clues in the hunt for a man who tried to kill a Converted for the new archive on 30 June 2000. Some images and formatting may have been lost in the conversion.
HOSPITAL wards could be closed in a drastic bid by health bosses to cut spending. Worthing and Southlands Hospitals Trust is holding crisis talks with West Sussex Health Authority after discovering it is likely to go more than £2.5 million over budget
for conference HQ A SECOND major conference centre could be on the cards for Brighton and Hove. Plans to turn Hove Town Hall into a mini Brighton Centre are being considered by council bosses. The town hall in Norton Road already plays host to large exhibitions
PRIME Minister Tony Blair received a frosty welcome when he visited Brighton yesterday to address trade union members during their annual congress. He was chanted at by animal protesters as he arrived outside the Brighton Centre and was then given an
THE number of cameras on Sussex roads will more than double in a new crackdown on speeding drivers, the Argus can reveal today. Sussex, along with other police forces, is hoping to take advantage of Home Office proposals which would allow them to recover
SIX people were injured in the latest in a series of serious crashes on Sussex roads. And one of the injured, Patricia Grimes, 60, from Surrey, was today fighting for her life after the head- on smash between a Metro travelling east and a Rover 214 travelling
Burgess Hill-based Network Technology says it is in survival talks with its bankers after turning in a half-year loss of £2.95 million. In a statement, the network hardware company's chairman Klaus Bollmann said: "The group's ability to continue trading
ONE of the joys of reaching my age is that you're not in the least perturbed when invited to mingle with your social and financial superiors at some posh do. Experience has equipped you with all the necessary skills to move effortlessly upmarket with
POLICE have received 50 new clues in the hunt for a man who tried to kill a Converted for the new archive on 30 June 2000. Some images and formatting may have been lost in the conversion.
HOSPITAL wards could be closed in a drastic bid by health bosses to cut spending. Worthing and Southlands Hospitals Trust is holding crisis talks with West Sussex Health Authority after discovering it is likely to go more than £2.5 million over budget
Lynette Gwyn-Jones is today the most powerful woman in Brighton and Hove. The 55-year-old part-time teacher has been chosen as the new leader of Brighton and Hove Council. But at a tense meeting of the ruling Labour group last night she won by the narrowest
THE number of cameras on Sussex roads will more than double in a new crackdown on speeding drivers, the Argus can reveal today. Sussex, along with other police forces, is hoping to take advantage of Home Office proposals which would allow them to recover
Burgess Hill-based Network Technology says it is in survival talks with its bankers after turning in a half-year loss of £2.95 million. In a statement, the network hardware company's chairman Klaus Bollmann said: "The group's ability to continue trading
Picking off the speeders THE number of speed cameras on the streets of Sussex may soon be doubled. That's good news because speed is the biggest factor in road deaths in Britain. People may think they are not really breaking the law if they travel just
SUSSEX today released batsman Rajesh Rao even though he still has a year left to run on his contract. Rao hasn't played a Championship game since mid-May and he played in just three one-day games for the county this season. Coach Peter Moores said: "First
MICKY Adams is convinced Albion will "bounce back" in Saturday's sell-out clash against Chester at Withdean. The Seagulls are in tenth spot going into successive home games, with League newcomers Cheltenham the visitors after Chester. Although "hurt and
IT'S NOT terribly British, but Sue Jackson says it really is a work of art. The design student has committed the ultimate faux pas by airing her dirty laundry in public. When her tutors at Northbrook College, in Worthing, set her a summer assignment with
Lynette Gwyn-Jones is today the most powerful woman in Brighton and Hove. The 55-year-old part-time teacher has been chosen as the new leader of Brighton and Hove Council. But at a tense meeting of the ruling Labour group last night she won by the narrowest
