A lasting memorial Many schools in Sussex have scored well in national tests for children aged 10 and 11. There have been excellent results, with a few notable exceptions, in core subjects such as English, science and maths. The children, their parents
Worthing's Gary Evans fired a magnificent 64 to take second place in the Lancome Trophy in Paris, then gave some forthright views of next week's Ryder Cup clash in Brookline. "Despite all this rubbish people have been saying (former captain Tony Jacklin
SUSSEX are going Dutch as they try to end a 13-year trophy drought tomorrow. The county have called up Dutch batsman Bas Zuiderent for their final CGU National League match against Derbyshire at Derby. Zuiderent comes in for Michael Di Venuto and Sussex
NOW the nights are drawing in and the TV schedules are full of the same old new-season drivel, my husband and I are due for our annual debate about why we don't play board games. This is how it usually goes: Him: "Why don't we play board games?" Me: "
ROD Thomas will have a chat with some of his old Chester pals today, once Albion have taken three points off them. The enigmatic winger's immediate concern is to help the Seagulls get back on the winning track. The sell-out clash at Withdean will be the
Robyn Chapman is known to her friends as the punk nurse with a hearse. In fact, the 33-year-old rest home care assistant has three hearses, including a 23ft long American Cadillac which weighs two tons. But many of her superstitious friends refuse to
PUPILS hit by the tragic death of a teacher have paid her the best possible tribute by scoring top marks in their exams. St John the Baptist RC School, in Whitehawk Hill Road, Brighton, has achieved its highest-ever results in tests for ten and 11-year-olds
A lasting memorial Many schools in Sussex have scored well in national tests for children aged 10 and 11. There have been excellent results, with a few notable exceptions, in core subjects such as English, science and maths. The children, their parents
SUSSEX are going Dutch as they try to end a 13-year trophy drought tomorrow. The county have called up Dutch batsman Bas Zuiderent for their final CGU National League match against Derbyshire at Derby. Zuiderent comes in for Michael Di Venuto and Sussex
ROD Thomas will have a chat with some of his old Chester pals today, once Albion have taken three points off them. The enigmatic winger's immediate concern is to help the Seagulls get back on the winning track. The sell-out clash at Withdean will be the
RENOVATIONS planned for a shopping street will rejuvenate the area, says a leading Labour councillor. It was announced last week that more than £600,000 is to be spent on reviving St James's Street in Kemp Town, Brighton, half of it from the European
Robyn Chapman is known to her friends as the punk nurse with a hearse. In fact, the 33-year-old rest home care assistant has three hearses, including a 23ft long American Cadillac which weighs two tons. But many of her superstitious friends refuse to
PUPILS hit by the tragic death of a teacher have paid her the best possible tribute by scoring top marks in their exams. St John the Baptist RC School, in Whitehawk Hill Road, Brighton, has achieved its highest-ever results in tests for ten and 11-year-olds
SUSSEX are almost certain to be relegated to the second division when the Championship splits into two for next season. They go into the final day of the season still in the top nine, but Durham need only three more points from their game against Leicestershire
RENOVATIONS planned for a shopping street will rejuvenate the area, says a leading Labour councillor. It was announced last week that more than £600,000 is to be spent on reviving St James's Street in Kemp Town, Brighton, half of it from the European
A NEW shortlist of possible sites for rubbish incinerator plants will be considered by councillors next week. There was uproar earlier this year when a number of controversial sites, including greenfield areas, were listed as potential locations for two
Worthing's Gary Evans fired a magnificent 64 to take second place in the Lancome Trophy in Paris, then gave some forthright views of next week's Ryder Cup clash in Brookline. "Despite all this rubbish people have been saying (former captain Tony Jacklin
NOW the nights are drawing in and the TV schedules are full of the same old new-season drivel, my husband and I are due for our annual debate about why we don't play board games. This is how it usually goes: Him: "Why don't we play board games?" Me: "
SUSSEX are almost certain to be relegated to the second division when the Championship splits into two for next season. They go into the final day of the season still in the top nine, but Durham need only three more points from their game against Leicestershire
A NEW shortlist of possible sites for rubbish incinerator plants will be considered by councillors next week. There was uproar earlier this year when a number of controversial sites, including greenfield areas, were listed as potential locations for two
