There's been emotive opposition to Southern Water's plans for an upgraded sewage works at Portobello in Telscombe Cliffs, which will reach a climax at this week's public inquiry. But no one can disagree with the company's objective of cleansing the seas
I wonder how many of you knew that 1999 had been designated the Year of the Older Person? We have a designated year for so many things these days that I suspect that for most of us it has been a well-kept secret. A well-kept secret not only from us, it
SAMMY Donnelly was left fuming after unfortunate Worthing had Guy Rutherford and Marc Rice sent off in their 2-0 division one home defeat against Bromley. Rebels, without the injured Paul Kennett and with Simon Funnell and Ben Carrington on the bench,
BILLY Smith resumed his managerial career with Crawley, returning to a side still seeking their first league win of the season. Smith rang the changes bringing in five new players, the most interesting of which was Byron Glasgow, who were forced to quit
ALBION have still only lost once away from home in the League this season. That is a formidable record, but a dour deadlock against struggling Cheltenham should really be regarded as two points dropped. Manager Micky Adams admitted: "On reflection when
The Seagulls' disgraced top scorer faces an automatic three-match ban and a club fine following a late red card at Cheltenham. Freeman was sent-off for stamping on Mike Duff deep into stoppage time in Saturday's 0-0 draw. Adams said: "Darren is a silly
A MURDER inquiry had been launched after a man was assaulted and later died in hospital. John Hartgould, 46, who lived alone in Palmeira Square, Hove, was attacked at the junction of Western Road and Holland Road, Hove, at about 9.15pm on Saturday. Det
PEOPLE living in East Sussex were today picking up the pieces of their shattered homes after violent storms lashed the county. Homes on the coast road in Pevensey Bay and Normans Bay were among the worst affected as high winds and driving rain battered
There's been emotive opposition to Southern Water's plans for an upgraded sewage works at Portobello in Telscombe Cliffs, which will reach a climax at this week's public inquiry. But no one can disagree with the company's objective of cleansing the seas
I wonder how many of you knew that 1999 had been designated the Year of the Older Person? We have a designated year for so many things these days that I suspect that for most of us it has been a well-kept secret. A well-kept secret not only from us, it
MORE than 1,000 homes had their electricity cut off as storms lashed Mid Sussex yesterday. High winds and heavy rain swept across the area throughout the morning, leaving a trail of devastation. Firecrews at Haywards Heath were called out seven times
SAMMY Donnelly was left fuming after unfortunate Worthing had Guy Rutherford and Marc Rice sent off in their 2-0 division one home defeat against Bromley. Rebels, without the injured Paul Kennett and with Simon Funnell and Ben Carrington on the bench,
ALBION have still only lost once away from home in the League this season. That is a formidable record, but a dour deadlock against struggling Cheltenham should really be regarded as two points dropped. Manager Micky Adams admitted: "On reflection when
STRIKER Simon Funnell has declared himself fit for Worthing's big FA Cup adventure. The former Albion man limped out of Saturday's stormy 2-0 defeat by Bromley after taking a knock to the ankle. But he contected manager Sammy Donnelly yesterday morning
TWO sisters who died in an horrific car smash on Brighton seafront were cousins of tragic teenager Jay Kensett. The deaths have left their devastated family trying to come to terms with a second tragedy in the space of a few months. Margaret Kensett,
BILLY Smith resumed his managerial career with Crawley, returning to a side still seeking their first league win of the season. Smith rang the changes bringing in five new players, the most interesting of which was Byron Glasgow, who were forced to quit
BRIGHTON Bears' hopes of clinching a place in the semi-finals of the National Cup were dashed when holders Sheffield Sharks once again got the better of them at the Thunderdome in Derby. Bears 90-75 defeat comes as their third reverse against Sharks in
The Seagulls' disgraced top scorer faces an automatic three-match ban and a club fine following a late red card at Cheltenham. Freeman was sent-off for stamping on Mike Duff deep into stoppage time in Saturday's 0-0 draw. Adams said: "Darren is a silly
A MASSIVE clear up started today after violent storms brought chaos to West Sussex. Police closed Bognor pier after a 60ft section of the historic attraction was washed into the sea yesterday. And in nearby Selsey, 75 people were evacuated from West Sands
THE company which takes over Brighton and Hove's rubbish collection next month wanted to pull out of an agreement with a recycling organisation, the Argus can reveal. Magpie Green Box Recycling was negotiating a £10,000 a month contract with Sita GB Ltd
THE end of a pier crashed into the sea and dozens of homes were flooded as storms brought chaos to Sussex yesterday. Police sealed off Bognor pier yesterday afternoon after up to 60ft of the structure was washed away. Sussex Police spokesman Sgt Howard
A MURDER inquiry had been launched after a man was assaulted and later died in hospital. John Hartgould, 46, who lived alone in Palmeira Square, Hove, was attacked at the junction of Western Road and Holland Road, Hove, at about 9.15pm on Saturday. Det
PEOPLE living in East Sussex were today picking up the pieces of their shattered homes after violent storms lashed the county. Homes on the coast road in Pevensey Bay and Normans Bay were among the worst affected as high winds and driving rain battered
MORE than 1,000 homes had their electricity cut off as storms lashed Mid Sussex yesterday. High winds and heavy rain swept across the area throughout the morning, leaving a trail of devastation. Firecrews at Haywards Heath were called out seven times
BRIGHTON Bears' hopes of clinching a place in the semi-finals of the National Cup were dashed when holders Sheffield Sharks once again got the better of them at the Thunderdome in Derby. Bears 90-75 defeat comes as their third reverse against Sharks in
STRIKER Simon Funnell has declared himself fit for Worthing's big FA Cup adventure. The former Albion man limped out of Saturday's stormy 2-0 defeat by Bromley after taking a knock to the ankle. But he contected manager Sammy Donnelly yesterday morning
A MASSIVE clear up started today after violent storms brought chaos to West Sussex. Police closed Bognor pier after a 60ft section of the historic attraction was washed into the sea yesterday. And in nearby Selsey, 75 people were evacuated from West Sands
THE company which takes over Brighton and Hove's rubbish collection next month wanted to pull out of an agreement with a recycling organisation, the Argus can reveal. Magpie Green Box Recycling was negotiating a £10,000 a month contract with Sita GB Ltd
THE end of a pier crashed into the sea and dozens of homes were flooded as storms brought chaos to Sussex yesterday. Police sealed off Bognor pier yesterday afternoon after up to 60ft of the structure was washed away. Sussex Police spokesman Sgt Howard
TWO sisters who died in an horrific car smash on Brighton seafront were cousins of tragic teenager Jay Kensett. The deaths have left their devastated family trying to come to terms with a second tragedy in the space of a few months. Margaret Kensett,
