It was with some relief I read Bill Taylor (Letters, July 1) saying the new mail structure is bedding in at Hove, normal deliveries are made between 9am and lunchtime and the office clears its mail every day. Perhaps Fourth Avenue is in a different Hove
Going to a gym can be intimidating for elderly people, especially men, if you are sexually harassed by muscle men (body builders). I find this disturbing as I am straight and have been married for more than 60 years. I complained but was told by the management
The wife of a man killed after his motorcycle hit a sunken manhole is suing the highways authority responsible for the road. Karen Packham has accused East Sussex County Council and its contractor, Colas, of failing to maintain the road and claims her
Have you noticed Brighton and Hove City Council have achieved greatness for the way they look after our taxes this week by getting themselves on the front page of the TaxPayers' Alliance website for their non-job: Interim Children's Rights Manager (Up
An office worker suspected of stealing donations from the charity where she worked for 28 years was caught when colleagues planted cash in the post, a jury heard. Susan Castle, 53, is accused of stealing from Sight Savers, an international charity based
Now everyone is more health-conscious and doing something about it, it would be good if we knew just how far we are walking/jogging/ cycling. The answer is cheap and simple. Before the Undercliff walk reopens, install 500m and kilometre marker posts (
From the glamour of the Millennium Stadium to a more sedate summer evening in Worthing, Leon Knight is hooked on scoring goals. The spot-kick hero of that nerve-jangling afternoon in Cardiff picked up last night where he left off in May with the first
Brian Macdowall of Herne (Letters, July 9) complains Brighton is congested because we haven't widened our roads to accommodate more cars. He asks if we have ever tried collecting groceries or children by bike. These everyday tasks are easy to do by bike
A man who loaned his car to an uninsured driver who killed two nursery nurses said he wished he could turn back the clock. Sean Downes owned the black Ford Mondeo involved in the smash in Portland Road, Hove, last October. Brighton magistrates yesterday
What an abysmal season Sussex County Cricket Club are having. Putting up the season ticket price by more than 30 per cent from last year was bad enough but surely members deserve better than this? In a recent Twenty20 match at Hove, Surrey posted the
THE long faces on the visitors' balcony said it all as Sussex's depressing Twenty20 Cup campaign continued with their third defeat out of four at Canterbury last night. Chasing Kent's 163-6, the Sharks were at least competitive for half of their reply
A Brighton hair salon has been nominated for a top award. Mooch, in Gloucester Road, has made it through to the last five in the Independent Salon of the Year category of the British Hairdressing Business Awards. Owner Gary Thomas, 30, opened the salon
A Sussex company has fought off stiff competition to win a major call centre contract. Inkfish, based in Queen's Square, Brighton, will handle the Post Office's new HomePhone service being launched in January next year. A fixed line service for domestic
"Ostrich" parents are sticking their head in the sand when it comes to providing for their children's future education, it has been claimed. A new national study, commissioned by Royal Liver Assurance, says the Government's decision to introduce university
A library is to be improved at a cost of £350,000 after it was saved from the axe. City councillors had earmarked Hove library for closure after deeming renovations too expensive. The book collection from the Grade II-listed building, donated by Andrew
An electrician set up a device to electrocute himself in his hotel bed. Staff at the Adastra Hotel in Hove suspected nothing when Stephen Brown checked in, taking a twin-bed room, an inquest was told. But the self-employed electrician carried an array
Armed robbers grabbed thousands of pounds in cash and car tax discs from a post office. Three men ambushed the elderly postmaster as he and his wife opened the branch in Southwick Square, Southwick. He was threatened with a screwdriver and forced to open
It was with some relief I read Bill Taylor (Letters, July 1) saying the new mail structure is bedding in at Hove, normal deliveries are made between 9am and lunchtime and the office clears its mail every day. Perhaps Fourth Avenue is in a different Hove
Going to a gym can be intimidating for elderly people, especially men, if you are sexually harassed by muscle men (body builders). I find this disturbing as I am straight and have been married for more than 60 years. I complained but was told by the management
The wife of a man killed after his motorcycle hit a sunken manhole is suing the highways authority responsible for the road. Karen Packham has accused East Sussex County Council and its contractor, Colas, of failing to maintain the road and claims her
Arsonists started a blaze which wrecked offices owned by a leading children's charity. The fire cost the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children thousands of pounds. Services for children in care and a domestic abuse project had to
Have you noticed Brighton and Hove City Council have achieved greatness for the way they look after our taxes this week by getting themselves on the front page of the TaxPayers' Alliance website for their non-job: Interim Children's Rights Manager (Up
Now everyone is more health-conscious and doing something about it, it would be good if we knew just how far we are walking/jogging/ cycling. The answer is cheap and simple. Before the Undercliff walk reopens, install 500m and kilometre marker posts (
From the glamour of the Millennium Stadium to a more sedate summer evening in Worthing, Leon Knight is hooked on scoring goals. The spot-kick hero of that nerve-jangling afternoon in Cardiff picked up last night where he left off in May with the first
Adam Trimingham, the Sage of Sussex and The Argus's best-known journalist, is to retire next month. Adam, who will leave the newspaper on his 62nd birthday, has spent 30 years at The Argus covering local government, planning and community issues. His
A man who loaned his car to an uninsured driver who killed two nursery nurses said he wished he could turn back the clock. Sean Downes owned the black Ford Mondeo involved in the smash in Portland Road, Hove, last October. Brighton magistrates yesterday
Schools across Sussex will be given almost £5 million from the Government to help prevent a cash crisis. Schools minister David Miliband set out increases in funding yesterday with the aim of avoiding a repeat of last year's problems, when some headteachers
Zap Productions, the organiser of some of the biggest events in Brighton, is being wound up in a row over a £200,000 debt. The company, which sprang from the success of the famous seafront Zap Club, decided to quit after Bradford Council called in the
Unfortunately, Mike Weatherby is completely wrong to think lack of car parking places is causing congestion (Letters, July 5). It is the abundance of car parking places that generates traffic. Underground car parking would do the same, as well as being
Following recent calls from academics for a rise in car parking charges to reduce congestion and studies showing car pollution levels rising in some parts of Brighton, we can be pretty certain that more "traffic improvement" schemes are on their way.
A Brighton hair salon has been nominated for a top award. Mooch, in Gloucester Road, has made it through to the last five in the Independent Salon of the Year category of the British Hairdressing Business Awards. Owner Gary Thomas, 30, opened the salon
No-frills pubs group JD Wetherspoon warned competition and Euro 2004 football would cause full-year profits to come in below expectations. The Watford-based company, which owns pubs across Sussex, including Brighton, Hove, Worthing, Crawley and Chichester
Two high-flying businesswomen have been elected to the board of Sussex Enterprise. Karen Silk, of Capital International, and Surinder Arora, of Arora International, will bring skills and experience to the county's largest organisation representing business
Mixed weather and the Euro 2004 football championships combined to produce slower growth in high street sales last month. But faster growth in the prices of computer games and foreign holidays helped drive inflation to an 18-month high, increasing pressure
"Ostrich" parents are sticking their head in the sand when it comes to providing for their children's future education, it has been claimed. A new national study, commissioned by Royal Liver Assurance, says the Government's decision to introduce university
Plans for an innovative partnership between higher education and the business world have been unveiled. The University of Sussex has announced plans to develop a research-led campus in West Sussex designed for a mix of world-class science, technology
A library is to be improved at a cost of £350,000 after it was saved from the axe. City councillors had earmarked Hove library for closure after deeming renovations too expensive. The book collection from the Grade II-listed building, donated by Andrew
An electrician set up a device to electrocute himself in his hotel bed. Staff at the Adastra Hotel in Hove suspected nothing when Stephen Brown checked in, taking a twin-bed room, an inquest was told. But the self-employed electrician carried an array
Armed robbers grabbed thousands of pounds in cash and car tax discs from a post office. Three men ambushed the elderly postmaster as he and his wife opened the branch in Southwick Square, Southwick. He was threatened with a screwdriver and forced to open
Former deputy headteacher Sion Jenkins will be told on Friday whether he has won his second appeal against a conviction for murdering his foster daughter Billie-Jo. Three appeal judges who have heard nine days of detailed evidence and legal argument have
The organiser of one of the major tents at this year's Pride festival has pulled out because she has been refused permission for a bigger marquee. Kim Lucas said the refusal to allow her to expand the bar area under canvas at Pride in Brighton and Hove
Arsonists started a blaze which wrecked offices owned by a leading children's charity. The fire cost the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children thousands of pounds. Services for children in care and a domestic abuse project had to
Adam Trimingham, the Sage of Sussex and The Argus's best-known journalist, is to retire next month. Adam, who will leave the newspaper on his 62nd birthday, has spent 30 years at The Argus covering local government, planning and community issues. His
Schools across Sussex will be given almost £5 million from the Government to help prevent a cash crisis. Schools minister David Miliband set out increases in funding yesterday with the aim of avoiding a repeat of last year's problems, when some headteachers
I have been associated with the Marina since 1985, when I first put a boat in there. When the idea of extending Brighton's Volks railway was suggested, everyone was for it. It was to run from the Marina to the King Alfred leisure centre but, like most
Zap Productions, the organiser of some of the biggest events in Brighton, is being wound up in a row over a £200,000 debt. The company, which sprang from the success of the famous seafront Zap Club, decided to quit after Bradford Council called in the
In response to Chris Todd (The Argus, July 1), he is right, we do not want park and ride. What we want are good roads leading to the town and adequate parking when we get there. We want to shop and to be able to carry our bags back to the car, put them
Unfortunately, Mike Weatherby is completely wrong to think lack of car parking places is causing congestion (Letters, July 5). It is the abundance of car parking places that generates traffic. Underground car parking would do the same, as well as being
Brighton's traffic problems are caused by political dogma. The policy that prevents any more building of car parks has caused this town to clog up. Anyone travelling from Crawley, Lewes or Eastbourne has to cross town to get to a car park. Anyone travelling
Following recent calls from academics for a rise in car parking charges to reduce congestion and studies showing car pollution levels rising in some parts of Brighton, we can be pretty certain that more "traffic improvement" schemes are on their way.
No-frills pubs group JD Wetherspoon warned competition and Euro 2004 football would cause full-year profits to come in below expectations. The Watford-based company, which owns pubs across Sussex, including Brighton, Hove, Worthing, Crawley and Chichester
Two high-flying businesswomen have been elected to the board of Sussex Enterprise. Karen Silk, of Capital International, and Surinder Arora, of Arora International, will bring skills and experience to the county's largest organisation representing business
Controversial council debates could soon be broadcast live on the web for the public to watch from home. Brighton and Hove City Council is investigating the cost of launching the service, which has been trialled by neighbouring councils. East Sussex County
Mixed weather and the Euro 2004 football championships combined to produce slower growth in high street sales last month. But faster growth in the prices of computer games and foreign holidays helped drive inflation to an 18-month high, increasing pressure
Plans for an innovative partnership between higher education and the business world have been unveiled. The University of Sussex has announced plans to develop a research-led campus in West Sussex designed for a mix of world-class science, technology
Former deputy headteacher Sion Jenkins will be told on Friday whether he has won his second appeal against a conviction for murdering his foster daughter Billie-Jo. Three appeal judges who have heard nine days of detailed evidence and legal argument have
The organiser of one of the major tents at this year's Pride festival has pulled out because she has been refused permission for a bigger marquee. Kim Lucas said the refusal to allow her to expand the bar area under canvas at Pride in Brighton and Hove
An office worker suspected of stealing donations from the charity where she worked for 28 years was caught when colleagues planted cash in the post, a jury heard. Susan Castle, 53, is accused of stealing from Sight Savers, an international charity based
Brian Macdowall of Herne (Letters, July 9) complains Brighton is congested because we haven't widened our roads to accommodate more cars. He asks if we have ever tried collecting groceries or children by bike. These everyday tasks are easy to do by bike
What an abysmal season Sussex County Cricket Club are having. Putting up the season ticket price by more than 30 per cent from last year was bad enough but surely members deserve better than this? In a recent Twenty20 match at Hove, Surrey posted the
I have been associated with the Marina since 1985, when I first put a boat in there. When the idea of extending Brighton's Volks railway was suggested, everyone was for it. It was to run from the Marina to the King Alfred leisure centre but, like most
In response to Chris Todd (The Argus, July 1), he is right, we do not want park and ride. What we want are good roads leading to the town and adequate parking when we get there. We want to shop and to be able to carry our bags back to the car, put them
Brighton's traffic problems are caused by political dogma. The policy that prevents any more building of car parks has caused this town to clog up. Anyone travelling from Crawley, Lewes or Eastbourne has to cross town to get to a car park. Anyone travelling
THE long faces on the visitors' balcony said it all as Sussex's depressing Twenty20 Cup campaign continued with their third defeat out of four at Canterbury last night. Chasing Kent's 163-6, the Sharks were at least competitive for half of their reply
A Sussex company has fought off stiff competition to win a major call centre contract. Inkfish, based in Queen's Square, Brighton, will handle the Post Office's new HomePhone service being launched in January next year. A fixed line service for domestic
Controversial council debates could soon be broadcast live on the web for the public to watch from home. Brighton and Hove City Council is investigating the cost of launching the service, which has been trialled by neighbouring councils. East Sussex County
