Albion are heading for another clash with Carling Cup victims Bristol Rovers over the sale of Bobby Zamora to Spurs. Rovers claim they will be entitled to more money if Zamora is sold on by the north London giants. Albion chairman Dick Knight revealed
Eric Morris has bought his dream motorbike - but he has no intention of riding it. He says it's a work of art and it's staying in his hallway. The move is more easy chair than Easy Rider and wife Hazel, 52, was rather taken aback when her husband announced
A group of neighbours are taking their fight for cleaner streets to the courts. Traders and residents plan to gather enough evidence of rubbish being left to rot at the roadside to sue Brighton and Hove City Council for negligence. They are forming an
For years, prostitutes' graphic advertising cards have been derided as the sleazy scourge of seafront phone booths. The postcards advertising the services of prostitutes, brothels and massage parlours - dubbed 'tart cards' - have been the subject of countless
Sussex's first-innings 385 began to look nothing more than a competitive total as Lancashire made a positive start to their reply on the second day at Hove. Neither Mark Chilton nor Ian Sutcliffe looked in too much trouble as they closed in on half-centuries
Chris Adams has been as good as his word since promising to make a substantial contribution with the bat to the county's bid for a first Championship. Adams was enduring the worst run of form of his Sussex career when he made his brave pledge after the
I was sitting at a pavement caf in Old Compton Street in Soho a few days ago. My wife and I had just seen a marvellous show and a member of the cast had joined us for drinks so we could tell her how wonderful she was. You know how it goes. It was a jolly
Celebrities living in "Millionaires' Row", Hove, could be spared the noise of an extra 100 lorries a day thundering past their doors. Sir Paul McCartney, actor Nick Berry and husband and wife DJs Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim opposed plans for a giant peat-processing
Comedy writer Carla Lane is turning her hand to penning songs in her latest fund-raising effort for her struggling animal welfare centre. The TV scriptwriter, whose hits include Bread and The Liver Birds, owns the Animaline Centre at Broadhurst Manor,
With regards to comments made by Chris Eubank (The Argus, August 11), my son is also 13 and he cannot get enough of rugby. The coaching is of a very high standard in Sussex and my son knows the dangers. There are some great coaches at Brighton Rugby Club
Billy Smith knows all about the expectation levels at Crawley which accompany the start of a new season. The longest-serving members of the Dr Martens Premier are desperate for Conference football and, although they should get their wish next season when
Art lovers Eric and Hazel Morris decided they wanted something a little different for their hall - so they installed a motorbike. The gleaming Harley Davidson will certainly cause a few stirs at dinner parties. Whether they will prove to be leaders of
Hospital food has traditionally given bed-ridden patients a reason to get back on their feet and get home. But now the food on offer in the wards at hospitals run by Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust has been voted top-nosh by government
Eastbourne must score back-to-back wins over Oxford and Belle Vue to stay in the race for an Elite League play-off place. That's the verdict of Eagles boss Jon Cook following Monday night's 16-point defeat at Wolverhampton which also cost his side the
Bin problems are fast becoming as much a tradition of summer in Brighton and Hove as sticks of rock and pier jumpers. As temperatures soar, traders and residents get hot under the collar about the city's apparent inablility to deal with its refuse. The
The insensitivity of Roger Tilbury (Letters, August 13) made my blood boil. I only hope his petulant challenge to a senior officer to justify the police doing their job properly goes unanswered. I'm sure they have more important things to do than waste
Joe Screen is back at Arlington Stadium tomorrow night with Belle Vue. And although he won't admit it, you just know he has something to prove. It will be his first appearance since, he believes, he was unceremoniously dumped by Eastbourne to make way
Albion are heading for another clash with Carling Cup victims Bristol Rovers over the sale of Bobby Zamora to Spurs. Rovers claim they will be entitled to more money if Zamora is sold on by the north London giants. Albion chairman Dick Knight revealed
Celebrities living in "Millionaires' Row", Hove, could be spared the noise of an extra 100 lorries a day thundering past their doors. Sir Paul McCartney, actor Nick Berry and husband and wife DJs Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim opposed plans for a giant peat-processing
British Airways engineers are to be balloted on whether to accept a pay rise linked to the introduction of the controversial swipe card system. Amicus said if its 4,000 members rejected the deal in the consultative ballot, they were likely to vote on
Horlicks could be about to disclose the 130-year-old secret behind why the popular malt drink helps people to sleep, it was reported today. The product has been promoted as a bedtime essential for decades without a definitive explanation for how it works
The rate at which employers are closing final salary pension schemes has slowed down, research showed yesterday. A study of 290 final salary schemes found that, while half of firms had reviewed their pension provision during the 12 months to the end of
A Sussex record company is set to knock Robbie Williams off the number one slot in the album chart. According to midweek record sales, Hot Records could achieve its third number one album this weekend with tracks recorded by the late Eva Cassidy, who
A shortlist of four organisations has been drawn up as contenders to develop one of Brighton's largest derelict sites. Preston Barracks in Lewes Road is earmarked for a mix of businesses and accommodation, including 40 per cent aimed at key workers and
Here are the movie listings for cinemas around Sussex in the next seven days. Just find the film you fancy and see where it's showing. AGENT CODY BANKS (PG), Chichester New Park. AMERICAN PIE: THE WEDDING (15) at Brighton Odeon, Brighton UGC, Burgess
Here's our round-up of the best jazz and blues acts performing at venues around Sussex. RUSSELL VAN DEN BERG: This rising star of the saxophone appears with his quartet, featuring Robin Aspland on piano and Laurence Cottle on bass. Brighton Jazz Club
Expect 11 hours of non-stop live music and children's attractions, including a bouncy castle and a real ale bar at this annual rock 'n' blues festival. The bar opens at 11.30am with the first band kicking off at noon and the last finishing at 11pm. The
Short and portly with a pencil-thin moustache, Har Mar Superstar, aka Sean Tillman, isn't the most likely of sex symbols. Basing his look on an extra from a Seventies porn film, he has wing-tip collars and aviator shades and surrounds himself with a bevy
Lady Miss Kier, Slacker breakbeats and a clubbers' holiday camp are all here for your flash-heeled entertainment. SUBSTANCE, Ocean Rooms, Brighton, August 15: Lady Miss Kier could almost be the perfect Substance DJ. Best-known for the part she played
The Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra is giving its first summer promenade concert this year, mimicking the Last Night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall. The concert, in association with Lewes Bonfire Association, will end with a bonfire display. Conductor
Proven to be one of hip hop's most articulate and intelligent stars, Ice T is also one of the most frustrating. At his best, the rapper has written some of the genre's best social commentary but he is also capable of revelling in gratuitous violence and
A pair of giant aliens found themselves the targets of stone-throwing teenagers when they stopped off in Seaford during the filming of a pop video. But Elle and Bo, who are being filmed at sites across Britain, also stole hearts among walkers and locals
Albion are heading for another clash with Carling Cup victims Bristol Rovers over the sale of Bobby Zamora to Spurs. Rovers claim they will be entitled to more money if Zamora is sold on by the north London giants. Albion chairman Dick Knight revealed
Schemes to help the most deprived areas keep clean and safe have been given a major funding boost. The Government is giving almost £1 million to keep street wardens and street crime wardens working in the South East up until 2006. The money is part of
A group of neighbours are taking their fight for cleaner streets to the courts. Traders and residents plan to gather enough evidence of rubbish being left to rot at the roadside to sue Brighton and Hove City Council for negligence. They are forming an
Sussex's first-innings 385 began to look nothing more than a competitive total as Lancashire made a positive start to their reply on the second day at Hove. Neither Mark Chilton nor Ian Sutcliffe looked in too much trouble as they closed in on half-centuries
The fight for South Korea half a century ago is sometimes known as the forgotten war. But 50 years on, members of the British Korean Veterans' Association (BKVA) remembered fallen comrades with a display of photographs and roll call of names at the Redoubt
Readers may remember Steve Colomb's comments about our BN1 cartoon, saying it was "badly drawn", "unfunny" and at worst "utterly incomprehensible". Well, he has some supporters, such as Irene Thurston, who says she rarely voices an opinion in a newspaper
A group of town councillors has turned down the chance to award themselves an annual wage while their colleagues are split over whether to take the cash. Members of Haywards Heath Town Council voted against Government legislation which would hand the
Traders in a Mid Sussex town claim they still face financial ruin despite efforts to speed up high street roadworks. Shopkeepers say the company responsible for the improvements is not offering enough compensation for their losses. Transco announced that
The owners of an alleged cannabis cafe in Worthing say they have closed the premises down in the face of intense police pressure. A Friends of Worthing KoffeeShops spokeswoman said a "police siege" had convinced those running the enterprise not to reopen
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott ignored heckling from hunt supporters to deliver more than £100,000 to a deprived East Sussex neighbourhood. Mr Prescott was barracked in Hastings by placard-waving lobbyists from the Countryside Alliance opposed to
Protesters will take to the streets in a bid to save a threatened post office in Eastbourne. The branch in Upperton Road faces closure as Post Office bosses attempt to stem losses of almost £65,000 a year. The demonstration, planned for tomorrow morning
Can anyone tell me where the police officers who used to be on 24-hour duty at Brighton's Clock Tower are? They seem to have gone missing. I was under the impression this was a permanent measure to cut city centre crime. Have the criminals also disappeared
Regarding the plaque in memory of Dr Mantell (Letters, August 8), the building was once the business school part of Clark's College. If I remember correctly, his full name was either Algernon Gideon Mantell or Gideon Aglernon. For some reason, having
A seven under par 133 total when he needed it most resurrected Steve Fenn's career when he won the Sussex PGU Riseborough Memorial at Bognor. Victory by three strokes and a £500 cheque broke a spell of three lean years for the East Brighton assistant.
Roger Hudson accuses me of "europaranoia" (Letters, August 5). This is a classic example of the Labour left descending to invective. Yes, Mr Hudson, I did stand for the UK Independence Party - the country's fourth biggest in terms of paid-up members -
With regards to comments made by Chris Eubank (The Argus, August 11), my son is also 13 and he cannot get enough of rugby. The coaching is of a very high standard in Sussex and my son knows the dangers. There are some great coaches at Brighton Rugby Club
Billy Smith knows all about the expectation levels at Crawley which accompany the start of a new season. The longest-serving members of the Dr Martens Premier are desperate for Conference football and, although they should get their wish next season when
Bin problems are fast becoming as much a tradition of summer in Brighton and Hove as sticks of rock and pier jumpers. As temperatures soar, traders and residents get hot under the collar about the city's apparent inablility to deal with its refuse. The
The insensitivity of Roger Tilbury (Letters, August 13) made my blood boil. I only hope his petulant challenge to a senior officer to justify the police doing their job properly goes unanswered. I'm sure they have more important things to do than waste
Chris Adams has been as good as his word since promising to make a substantial contribution with the bat to the county's bid for a first Championship. Adams was enduring the worst run of form of his Sussex career when he made his brave pledge after the
A woman died when she stood in the way of a 50 mph train, an inquest heard. Edwina Butler, 51, was killed by a train being driven by a learner driver at Southwick Railway Station on June 11 this year. An inquest into her death at Worthing Hospital yesterday
The fight for South Korea half a century ago is sometimes known as the forgotten war. But 50 years on, members of the British Korean Veterans' Association (BKVA) remembered fallen comrades with a display of photographs and roll call of names at the Redoubt
Horlicks could be about to disclose the 130-year-old secret behind why the popular malt drink helps people to sleep, it was reported today. The product has been promoted as a bedtime essential for decades without a definitive explanation for how it works
A Sussex record company is set to knock Robbie Williams off the number one slot in the album chart. According to midweek record sales, Hot Records could achieve its third number one album this weekend with tracks recorded by the late Eva Cassidy, who
Here's our round-up of the best jazz and blues acts performing at venues around Sussex. RUSSELL VAN DEN BERG: This rising star of the saxophone appears with his quartet, featuring Robin Aspland on piano and Laurence Cottle on bass. Brighton Jazz Club
If fashion is your thing then get along to this show dedicated to all things sartorial. Five artists from London and Brighton are featured in this exhibition, which features figurative oil paintings and illustrations to embroidered textiles and photography
Expect 11 hours of non-stop live music and children's attractions, including a bouncy castle and a real ale bar at this annual rock 'n' blues festival. The bar opens at 11.30am with the first band kicking off at noon and the last finishing at 11pm. The
Short and portly with a pencil-thin moustache, Har Mar Superstar, aka Sean Tillman, isn't the most likely of sex symbols. Basing his look on an extra from a Seventies porn film, he has wing-tip collars and aviator shades and surrounds himself with a bevy
The national tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's venerable musical, Cats, had reached Blackpool when I put a call in to Stuart Ramsey. He is the current embodiment of the cheeky rock 'n' rolling Rum Tum Tugger. Strolling down the Golden Mile, he told me the
A pair of giant aliens found themselves the targets of stone-throwing teenagers when they stopped off in Seaford during the filming of a pop video. But Elle and Bo, who are being filmed at sites across Britain, also stole hearts among walkers and locals
Schemes to help the most deprived areas keep clean and safe have been given a major funding boost. The Government is giving almost £1 million to keep street wardens and street crime wardens working in the South East up until 2006. The money is part of
The fight for South Korea half a century ago is sometimes known as the forgotten war. But 50 years on, members of the British Korean Veterans' Association (BKVA) remembered fallen comrades with a display of photographs and roll call of names at the Redoubt
Uckfield FM, which broadcast through July, would like to thank the following people who made the station a resounding success: Local companies who sponsored us and gave prizes for competitions; our volunteer presenters and studio helpers; Kevin Markwick
Readers may remember Steve Colomb's comments about our BN1 cartoon, saying it was "badly drawn", "unfunny" and at worst "utterly incomprehensible". Well, he has some supporters, such as Irene Thurston, who says she rarely voices an opinion in a newspaper
An idea came to me when I read that toxic ships are to be towed from Virginia to Britain. Thirteen condemned warships are to be broken up and buried on Teesside and a further 80 may follow later, all with Government approval. These vessels contain hundreds
Can anyone tell me where the police officers who used to be on 24-hour duty at Brighton's Clock Tower are? They seem to have gone missing. I was under the impression this was a permanent measure to cut city centre crime. Have the criminals also disappeared
Regarding the plaque in memory of Dr Mantell (Letters, August 8), the building was once the business school part of Clark's College. If I remember correctly, his full name was either Algernon Gideon Mantell or Gideon Aglernon. For some reason, having
A seven under par 133 total when he needed it most resurrected Steve Fenn's career when he won the Sussex PGU Riseborough Memorial at Bognor. Victory by three strokes and a £500 cheque broke a spell of three lean years for the East Brighton assistant.
Roger Hudson accuses me of "europaranoia" (Letters, August 5). This is a classic example of the Labour left descending to invective. Yes, Mr Hudson, I did stand for the UK Independence Party - the country's fourth biggest in terms of paid-up members -
Paul Hacker admits he has lost sleep over Eastbourne's slide towards the relegation zone. The Saffrons side were skittled for 111 at East Grinstead last week and now stand just 15 points above the drop zone. They lost five wickets before scoring their
I am appalled at Brighton and Hove City Council's rejection of solar panels on roofs in certain conservation areas. Friends of mine in Hanover were denied permission to install a hot water system which would save 70 per cent of their yearly costs and
Steve King has no experience of management at senior non-League level. But at least one man thinks he has the best chance of bringing some silverware home. Billy Smith may have departed the Sussex non-League scene in January when he left Crawley for the
I was glad to read that the takeway owner who fought back against thugs who tormented his family has won a 12-month battle for justice (The Argus, August 1). It is heartening that Sui Yau Mok, of Dicksons Fish Bar in Beaconsfield Road, Brighton, received
Chris Adams has been as good as his word since promising to make a substantial contribution with the bat to the county's bid for a first Championship. Adams was enduring the worst run of form of his Sussex career when he made his brave pledge after the
Chris Adams has come good just at the right time as Sussex challenge for their first Championship title. Skipper Adams followed up his 107 against first division leaders Surrey a fortnight ago with 140 as the county made 385 on the first day of their
Sussex's first-innings 385 began to look nothing more than a competitive total as Lancashire made a positive start to their reply on the second day at Hove. Neither Mark Chilton nor Ian Sutcliffe looked in too much trouble as they closed in on half-centuries
Sussex seem set to finish the SE League programme on a low note. At Royal Ashdown Forest, a match they expected to win, Kent ran riot with a 10-2 victory. Sussex managed to win only one of the 12 encounters, taking only half-a-point from the singles.
Britain's biggest mortgage lender has announced plans to use lie detectors in a bid to weed out fraudulent insurance claims. HBOS claims it is the first insurer to use voice stress analysis technology to try to detect if people are lying when lodging
A woman died when she stood in the way of a 50 mph train, an inquest heard. Edwina Butler, 51, was killed by a train being driven by a learner driver at Southwick Railway Station on June 11 this year. An inquest into her death at Worthing Hospital yesterday
The fight for South Korea half a century ago is sometimes known as the forgotten war. But 50 years on, members of the British Korean Veterans' Association (BKVA) remembered fallen comrades with a display of photographs and roll call of names at the Redoubt
Tradesmen including plumbers, builders and electricians are owed up to £50,000 by customers who sometimes take several months to settle their bills, a report reveals today. Two out of five tradesmen told a survey they had had a bad experience with a customer
An aerobatics pilot returning from an air show was forced to make an emergency landing when his wheels got stuck. Lance Nicol was preparing to land at Shoreham Airport after performing in his Yak 50 Russian plane at Airbourne 2003 in Eastbourne with the
A shortlist of four organisations has been drawn up as contenders to develop one of Brighton's largest derelict sites. Preston Barracks in Lewes Road is earmarked for a mix of businesses and accommodation, including 40 per cent aimed at key workers and
Maths king Leon Simpson is aiming for the top after achieving astronomical A-level results. The 18-year-old Worthing College pupil's five A grades are the highest in Sussex and have won him a place to study physics at Oxford University. Leon, of Southview
A teenage joyrider has become the first person in Brighton and Hove to be jailed for breaching an Antisocial Behaviour Order. Lee Domagala, 19, a leading member of a car crime gang, was sentenced to four months by city magistrates. Domagala, jobless and
If fashion is your thing then get along to this show dedicated to all things sartorial. Five artists from London and Brighton are featured in this exhibition, which features figurative oil paintings and illustrations to embroidered textiles and photography
First seen in 1996, controversial director Peter Sellars' adaptation of Handel's English oratorio is brilliantly revived and remains a stunning piece of music theatre. The biblical story of the martyrdom of Theodora and her Roman soldier lover is updated
The national tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's venerable musical, Cats, had reached Blackpool when I put a call in to Stuart Ramsey. He is the current embodiment of the cheeky rock 'n' rolling Rum Tum Tugger. Strolling down the Golden Mile, he told me the
Police have released an E-fit picture of the man they are hunting in connection with a sex attack on a girl of 13. Detectives have urged anyone who recognises the man to come forward. The victim and a boy of 15 were sat chatting in Carden Park, Hollingbury
A landmark pillar marking the gateway to Brighton and Hove on the A23 has been unveiled after a three-year clean-up. The stone pylons either side of the southbound A23 are engraved with a message for visitors. But for the past 36 months one of the columns
Eric Morris has bought his dream motorbike - but he has no intention of riding it. He says it's a work of art and it's staying in his hallway. The move is more easy chair than Easy Rider and wife Hazel, 52, was rather taken aback when her husband announced
For years, prostitutes' graphic advertising cards have been derided as the sleazy scourge of seafront phone booths. The postcards advertising the services of prostitutes, brothels and massage parlours - dubbed 'tart cards' - have been the subject of countless
Chris Adams has been as good as his word since promising to make a substantial contribution with the bat to the county's bid for a first Championship. Adams was enduring the worst run of form of his Sussex career when he made his brave pledge after the
Uckfield FM, which broadcast through July, would like to thank the following people who made the station a resounding success: Local companies who sponsored us and gave prizes for competitions; our volunteer presenters and studio helpers; Kevin Markwick
I was sitting at a pavement caf in Old Compton Street in Soho a few days ago. My wife and I had just seen a marvellous show and a member of the cast had joined us for drinks so we could tell her how wonderful she was. You know how it goes. It was a jolly
Celebrities living in "Millionaires' Row", Hove, could be spared the noise of an extra 100 lorries a day thundering past their doors. Sir Paul McCartney, actor Nick Berry and husband and wife DJs Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim opposed plans for a giant peat-processing
Grandparents joined teenagers last night to show their anger at a new bylaw banning kite buggies and kite boards from the beach at Goring. Following our report on Wednesday of the ban imposed at Goring Greensward, a dozen enthusiasts met Coun David Marchant
The Red Arrows display team were blazing a colourful trail over Eastbourne today as the annual Airbourne air show gets into full swing. Thousands had their eyes fixed on the skies during yesterday's launch and organisers are already predicting their biggest
An idea came to me when I read that toxic ships are to be towed from Virginia to Britain. Thirteen condemned warships are to be broken up and buried on Teesside and a further 80 may follow later, all with Government approval. These vessels contain hundreds
Comedy writer Carla Lane is turning her hand to penning songs in her latest fund-raising effort for her struggling animal welfare centre. The TV scriptwriter, whose hits include Bread and The Liver Birds, owns the Animaline Centre at Broadhurst Manor,
Paul Hacker admits he has lost sleep over Eastbourne's slide towards the relegation zone. The Saffrons side were skittled for 111 at East Grinstead last week and now stand just 15 points above the drop zone. They lost five wickets before scoring their
Art lovers Eric and Hazel Morris decided they wanted something a little different for their hall - so they installed a motorbike. The gleaming Harley Davidson will certainly cause a few stirs at dinner parties. Whether they will prove to be leaders of
I am appalled at Brighton and Hove City Council's rejection of solar panels on roofs in certain conservation areas. Friends of mine in Hanover were denied permission to install a hot water system which would save 70 per cent of their yearly costs and
Steve King has no experience of management at senior non-League level. But at least one man thinks he has the best chance of bringing some silverware home. Billy Smith may have departed the Sussex non-League scene in January when he left Crawley for the
Hospital food has traditionally given bed-ridden patients a reason to get back on their feet and get home. But now the food on offer in the wards at hospitals run by Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust has been voted top-nosh by government
I was glad to read that the takeway owner who fought back against thugs who tormented his family has won a 12-month battle for justice (The Argus, August 1). It is heartening that Sui Yau Mok, of Dicksons Fish Bar in Beaconsfield Road, Brighton, received
Eastbourne must score back-to-back wins over Oxford and Belle Vue to stay in the race for an Elite League play-off place. That's the verdict of Eagles boss Jon Cook following Monday night's 16-point defeat at Wolverhampton which also cost his side the
Joe Screen is back at Arlington Stadium tomorrow night with Belle Vue. And although he won't admit it, you just know he has something to prove. It will be his first appearance since, he believes, he was unceremoniously dumped by Eastbourne to make way
Chris Adams has come good just at the right time as Sussex challenge for their first Championship title. Skipper Adams followed up his 107 against first division leaders Surrey a fortnight ago with 140 as the county made 385 on the first day of their
Sussex's first-innings 385 began to look nothing more than a competitive total as Lancashire made a positive start to their reply on the second day at Hove. Neither Mark Chilton nor Ian Sutcliffe looked in too much trouble as they closed in on half-centuries
Albion are heading for another clash with Carling Cup victims Bristol Rovers over the sale of Bobby Zamora to Spurs. Rovers claim they will be entitled to more money if Zamora is sold on by the north London giants. Albion chairman Dick Knight revealed
Sussex seem set to finish the SE League programme on a low note. At Royal Ashdown Forest, a match they expected to win, Kent ran riot with a 10-2 victory. Sussex managed to win only one of the 12 encounters, taking only half-a-point from the singles.
Celebrities living in "Millionaires' Row", Hove, could be spared the noise of an extra 100 lorries a day thundering past their doors. Sir Paul McCartney, actor Nick Berry and husband and wife DJs Zoe Ball and Fatboy Slim opposed plans for a giant peat-processing
British Airways engineers are to be balloted on whether to accept a pay rise linked to the introduction of the controversial swipe card system. Amicus said if its 4,000 members rejected the deal in the consultative ballot, they were likely to vote on
Britain's biggest mortgage lender has announced plans to use lie detectors in a bid to weed out fraudulent insurance claims. HBOS claims it is the first insurer to use voice stress analysis technology to try to detect if people are lying when lodging
Tradesmen including plumbers, builders and electricians are owed up to £50,000 by customers who sometimes take several months to settle their bills, a report reveals today. Two out of five tradesmen told a survey they had had a bad experience with a customer
The rate at which employers are closing final salary pension schemes has slowed down, research showed yesterday. A study of 290 final salary schemes found that, while half of firms had reviewed their pension provision during the 12 months to the end of
A shortlist of four organisations has been drawn up as contenders to develop one of Brighton's largest derelict sites. Preston Barracks in Lewes Road is earmarked for a mix of businesses and accommodation, including 40 per cent aimed at key workers and
An aerobatics pilot returning from an air show was forced to make an emergency landing when his wheels got stuck. Lance Nicol was preparing to land at Shoreham Airport after performing in his Yak 50 Russian plane at Airbourne 2003 in Eastbourne with the
A shortlist of four organisations has been drawn up as contenders to develop one of Brighton's largest derelict sites. Preston Barracks in Lewes Road is earmarked for a mix of businesses and accommodation, including 40 per cent aimed at key workers and
Maths king Leon Simpson is aiming for the top after achieving astronomical A-level results. The 18-year-old Worthing College pupil's five A grades are the highest in Sussex and have won him a place to study physics at Oxford University. Leon, of Southview
A teenage joyrider has become the first person in Brighton and Hove to be jailed for breaching an Antisocial Behaviour Order. Lee Domagala, 19, a leading member of a car crime gang, was sentenced to four months by city magistrates. Domagala, jobless and
Lady Miss Kier, Slacker breakbeats and a clubbers' holiday camp are all here for your flash-heeled entertainment. SUBSTANCE, Ocean Rooms, Brighton, August 15: Lady Miss Kier could almost be the perfect Substance DJ. Best-known for the part she played
The Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra is giving its first summer promenade concert this year, mimicking the Last Night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall. The concert, in association with Lewes Bonfire Association, will end with a bonfire display. Conductor
Proven to be one of hip hop's most articulate and intelligent stars, Ice T is also one of the most frustrating. At his best, the rapper has written some of the genre's best social commentary but he is also capable of revelling in gratuitous violence and
First seen in 1996, controversial director Peter Sellars' adaptation of Handel's English oratorio is brilliantly revived and remains a stunning piece of music theatre. The biblical story of the martyrdom of Theodora and her Roman soldier lover is updated
Police have released an E-fit picture of the man they are hunting in connection with a sex attack on a girl of 13. Detectives have urged anyone who recognises the man to come forward. The victim and a boy of 15 were sat chatting in Carden Park, Hollingbury
A landmark pillar marking the gateway to Brighton and Hove on the A23 has been unveiled after a three-year clean-up. The stone pylons either side of the southbound A23 are engraved with a message for visitors. But for the past 36 months one of the columns
