PAT McNamara has been presented with a Torch Trust Award for "outstanding voluntary work for the LTA' by the Duke of Edinburgh at Queen's Club. The annual event involved 21 recipients from a variety of sports and takes its name from the torch that was
MARK LORAM aims to add the Brighton Bonanza title to his two Grand Prix victories at the Brighton Centre tomorrow night. The England speedway ace will be the biggest name on parade when 20 stars of the dirt track battle it out in front of 5,000-plus fans
At last work has begun on creating our luxury bathroom. We've said goodbye to the tea-coloured suite and the slimy green wallpaper, and hello to a troupe of workmen who are, at this moment, crowded into our smallest room. There's Dave, the spark, who's
A ten-year £85 million plan to improve council housing is expected to be given the go-ahead on Monday. Brighton and Hove Council has undertaken a survey of its 13,500 houses and flats. The survey showed the need for repairs and renovations, particularly
Actor Edward Fox moved a congregation of more than 200 at his mother's funeral with one of the performances of his life. Edward, 62, who achieved fame with his role in the film The Day of the Jackal, made sure Angela Fox's last wish that her service at
PRAYERS were to be offered this weekend for murdered church organist John Smith. The 72-year-old, kidnapped and later killed, was due to play at a church wedding this afternoon. The Rev Jeremy Cross, minister at the parish church of St Leonards in Marina
Coun Langston is the first Tory mayor of Labour-controlled Brighton and Hove Council. Traditionally she would be chosen as deputy mayor when her term of office ends next May. But the ruling Labour group will next week discuss a move to oust her. The official
Building for a long future Millions of pounds is being spent on repairing old council houses and flats in Brighton and Hove. The bill is a staggering £8.5 million a year for the next decade and, after that, even more money will be needed because the homes
PAT McNamara has been presented with a Torch Trust Award for "outstanding voluntary work for the LTA' by the Duke of Edinburgh at Queen's Club. The annual event involved 21 recipients from a variety of sports and takes its name from the torch that was
At last work has begun on creating our luxury bathroom. We've said goodbye to the tea-coloured suite and the slimy green wallpaper, and hello to a troupe of workmen who are, at this moment, crowded into our smallest room. There's Dave, the spark, who's
Christmas came early for Rochdale last night as Albion crashed to an extraordinary defeat. The Seagulls came from 2-0 down in 31 minutes to lead 3-2 early in the second half in appalling conditions at Withdean. But two goals in the last eight minutes
Coun Langston is the first Tory mayor of Labour-controlled Brighton and Hove Council. Traditionally she would be chosen as deputy mayor when her term of office ends next May. But the ruling Labour group will next week discuss a move to oust her. The official
Building for a long future Millions of pounds is being spent on repairing old council houses and flats in Brighton and Hove. The bill is a staggering £8.5 million a year for the next decade and, after that, even more money will be needed because the homes
Albert Mundy, one of Albion's most prolific scorers in the 1950s, has died aged 73 in his home city of Portsmouth. Starting his career at Fratton, Mundy made 50 League appearances from 1950-53 scoring 12 goals. Albion manager Billy Lane took him to the
Christmas came early for Rochdale last night as Albion crashed to an extraordinary defeat. The Seagulls came from 2-0 down in 31 minutes to lead 3-2 early in the second half in appalling conditions at Withdean. But two goals in the last eight minutes
DEFIANT Albion manager Micky Adams says he won't quit after another home defeat. But he wouldn't argue if chairman Dick Knight decides to sack him. Some fans called for Adams to go following last night's amazing 4-3 reverse against Rochdale at Withdean
the Prince of Wales! CECILIA Thornton could have changed the course of English history if she hadn't been happily married. As she danced with a handsome man all night at a party on the island of St Helena he tried to give her a kiss. But she refused as
Albert Mundy, one of Albion's most prolific scorers in the 1950s, has died aged 73 in his home city of Portsmouth. Starting his career at Fratton, Mundy made 50 League appearances from 1950-53 scoring 12 goals. Albion manager Billy Lane took him to the
MARK LORAM aims to add the Brighton Bonanza title to his two Grand Prix victories at the Brighton Centre tomorrow night. The England speedway ace will be the biggest name on parade when 20 stars of the dirt track battle it out in front of 5,000-plus fans
DEFIANT Albion manager Micky Adams says he won't quit after another home defeat. But he wouldn't argue if chairman Dick Knight decides to sack him. Some fans called for Adams to go following last night's amazing 4-3 reverse against Rochdale at Withdean
A ten-year £85 million plan to improve council housing is expected to be given the go-ahead on Monday. Brighton and Hove Council has undertaken a survey of its 13,500 houses and flats. The survey showed the need for repairs and renovations, particularly
Actor Edward Fox moved a congregation of more than 200 at his mother's funeral with one of the performances of his life. Edward, 62, who achieved fame with his role in the film The Day of the Jackal, made sure Angela Fox's last wish that her service at
the Prince of Wales! CECILIA Thornton could have changed the course of English history if she hadn't been happily married. As she danced with a handsome man all night at a party on the island of St Helena he tried to give her a kiss. But she refused as
PRAYERS were to be offered this weekend for murdered church organist John Smith. The 72-year-old, kidnapped and later killed, was due to play at a church wedding this afternoon. The Rev Jeremy Cross, minister at the parish church of St Leonards in Marina
