Train was a pain for Cyril Cyril Butler, a former mayor of Hailsham, had a problem getting on the train at Victoria. He had to wait ages at the automatic barrier and then, when he politely let two women get on first, he didn't manage to board at all.
The committee want general manager Dave Gilbert in charge of the day-to-day running of the club. Pigott felt marginalised and, unhappy at what he regards as a loss of influence, decided the only way out was to resign. The departure of the man who took
But no one expected that A.C.S. Pigott, who earned a reputation as a maverick during his playing days, would be the man to lead the bloodless revolution which transformed the county 21 years later. 'Lester' could be inspired one minute, impetuous the
A THIEF returned a set of family photographs to their owner after she called him on her stolen mobile phone. Nurse Paula Wilson returned to her Fiat Uno after walking her dog, to find her handbag had been stolen. Inside were credit cards, cash, her mobile
A PENSIONER says he was stopped from getting on a train because he acted "as a gentleman" and let two women on before him. Former mayor Cyril Butler said a station official barred the way with his arm and slammed the door, saying: "That's it. This train
FOUR boys suffering from hypothermia were rescued by coastguards when they got into difficulties near rocks. The youngsters, aged 11 and 12, had to huddle together to keep warm as torrential rain pelted the frightened group. A sea rescue was launched
Train was a pain for Cyril Cyril Butler, a former mayor of Hailsham, had a problem getting on the train at Victoria. He had to wait ages at the automatic barrier and then, when he politely let two women get on first, he didn't manage to board at all.
Hove to fishersgate Frank Blake 01273 885332 OVER 55s: The South Coast Over 55s Association's next meeting at Fishersgate Community Centre, West Road, is on Wednesday and is incorporating a video and talk by Mike Watkins on Antarctica, with a follow-up
Boxer Michael Watson, whose career ended when he suffered brain damage in a world championship bout against Chris Eubank, today won the first round of his High Court compensation battle. Watson, 34, had sued the British Boxing Board of Control over events
The Seagulls' only ever-present defender this season knows from personal experience there is plenty of time to recover from the current rocky run. Micky Adams' men go into tomorrow's home clash against League newcomers Cheltenham in 11th place after eight
But no one expected that A.C.S. Pigott, who earned a reputation as a maverick during his playing days, would be the man to lead the bloodless revolution which transformed the county 21 years later. 'Lester' could be inspired one minute, impetuous the
THE South Downs are likely to be made a National Park. An announcement is expected from the Government at next week's Labour Party conference in Bournemouth. Sources say Environment Minister Michael Meacher has been convinced by the case for a National
NEARLY 100 firefighters from across Sussex tackled a major blaze at Brighton General Hospital early today. Crews were called to the hospital at the top of Elm Grove shortly after 2am when a severe fire started in the laundry block. Flames shot more than
A THIEF returned a set of family photographs to their owner after she called him on her stolen mobile phone. Nurse Paula Wilson returned to her Fiat Uno after walking her dog, to find her handbag had been stolen. Inside were credit cards, cash, her mobile
A PENSIONER says he was stopped from getting on a train because he acted "as a gentleman" and let two women on before him. Former mayor Cyril Butler said a station official barred the way with his arm and slammed the door, saying: "That's it. This train
A YOUNG mum is believed to have killed herself and her two children at their home. The bodies were found by firefighters and police who were called to the house to tackle a fire. they discovered the badly disfigured bodies of Linda Mulvihill, 35, and
FOUR boys suffering from hypothermia were rescued by coastguards when they got into difficulties near rocks. The youngsters, aged 11 and 12, had to huddle together to keep warm as torrential rain pelted the frightened group. A sea rescue was launched
A committee of Wandsworth Borough Council voted overwhelmingly in favour of the scheme in which employees pay a day's salary, work extra hours or lose annual holiday leave if they breach a sickness threshold. Under the proposals, the right to claim sickness
Hove to fishersgate Frank Blake 01273 885332 OVER 55s: The South Coast Over 55s Association's next meeting at Fishersgate Community Centre, West Road, is on Wednesday and is incorporating a video and talk by Mike Watkins on Antarctica, with a follow-up
THE COLUMN WHERE WE RESPOND TO YOUR COMPLAINTS AND OPINIONS YOUR letters pour in with every post. Elegantly penned, hastily scribbled, carefully typed, they all clamour for space on our daily opinion page. Long and short, we get robust attacks on our
Boxer Michael Watson, whose career ended when he suffered brain damage in a world championship bout against Chris Eubank, today won the first round of his High Court compensation battle. Watson, 34, had sued the British Boxing Board of Control over events
The Seagulls' only ever-present defender this season knows from personal experience there is plenty of time to recover from the current rocky run. Micky Adams' men go into tomorrow's home clash against League newcomers Cheltenham in 11th place after eight
Malcolm Fillmore, from Crawley-based Hall Peters Partnership, said the Inland Revenue and VAT would get priority and all debts cleared. He said: "The first bite goes to the taxman, the debts are quite high. Other creditors are not going to be paid in
Boss Sammy Donnelly has made an official approach to Horsham for their giant teenage centre back. And Hornets boss Nick Coombe has told the player to go to Woodside Road and listen to offers. Donnelly is keen to increase competition for places at the
TAXIS in Worthing will add at least a £5 surcharge to all fares on Millennium Eve, rising to £10 for some journeys. The borough council's environmental services committee has also voted in favour of allowing firms to charge an extra 80 per cent on all
THE South Downs are likely to be made a National Park. An announcement is expected from the Government at next week's Labour Party conference in Bournemouth. Sources say Environment Minister Michael Meacher has been convinced by the case for a National
NEARLY 100 firefighters from across Sussex tackled a major blaze at Brighton General Hospital early today. Crews were called to the hospital at the top of Elm Grove shortly after 2am when a severe fire started in the laundry block. Flames shot more than
EARLIER this week Brighton and Hove Buses boss Roger French highlighted Oxford's park-and-ride as the model we should follow to get to grips with traffic congestion. Chris Baker reports THIN-skinned politicians should steer clear of trying to get drivers
A YOUNG mum is believed to have killed herself and her two children at their home. The bodies were found by firefighters and police who were called to the house to tackle a fire. they discovered the badly disfigured bodies of Linda Mulvihill, 35, and
A committee of Wandsworth Borough Council voted overwhelmingly in favour of the scheme in which employees pay a day's salary, work extra hours or lose annual holiday leave if they breach a sickness threshold. Under the proposals, the right to claim sickness
THE COLUMN WHERE WE RESPOND TO YOUR COMPLAINTS AND OPINIONS YOUR letters pour in with every post. Elegantly penned, hastily scribbled, carefully typed, they all clamour for space on our daily opinion page. Long and short, we get robust attacks on our
The committee want general manager Dave Gilbert in charge of the day-to-day running of the club. Pigott felt marginalised and, unhappy at what he regards as a loss of influence, decided the only way out was to resign. The departure of the man who took
Malcolm Fillmore, from Crawley-based Hall Peters Partnership, said the Inland Revenue and VAT would get priority and all debts cleared. He said: "The first bite goes to the taxman, the debts are quite high. Other creditors are not going to be paid in
Boss Sammy Donnelly has made an official approach to Horsham for their giant teenage centre back. And Hornets boss Nick Coombe has told the player to go to Woodside Road and listen to offers. Donnelly is keen to increase competition for places at the
TAXIS in Worthing will add at least a £5 surcharge to all fares on Millennium Eve, rising to £10 for some journeys. The borough council's environmental services committee has also voted in favour of allowing firms to charge an extra 80 per cent on all
EARLIER this week Brighton and Hove Buses boss Roger French highlighted Oxford's park-and-ride as the model we should follow to get to grips with traffic congestion. Chris Baker reports THIN-skinned politicians should steer clear of trying to get drivers
