A DETERMINED grandmother has set herself an impressive trampolining challenge in memory of a well-known busker.

Further details of a regeneration plan for an area surrounding a train station have been revealed.

A GOOD Samaritan has lost £1,500 after trying to help a stranger who was struggling to pay for a parking ticket - and it turned out to be an elaborate fraud.

Alan Turing will appear on the new £50 note which will be issued from June 23, the Bank of England has confirmed.

The Argus archive pictures today are a treat for transport enthusiasts.

WITH regards to the letters and consultation for the gasworks site at East Brighton, we are pleased that there may be proposals for redevelopment after such a long period of neglect, but we feel we are missing an opportunity to preserve our disappear...

COUNCILLOR Barnett is clearly referring to myself when she talks of a councillor attending a protest last August about the Old Shoreham Road cycle lanes (Council to blame for some of these public protests, Argus Letters, March 22).

POLICE have apologised after a television documentary exposed failings which left a teenager at risk from a stalker who murdered her.

A LITTLE boy whose great grandfather is the oldest man in Britain to survive Covid-19 surprised everyone on Red Nose Day with his choice of fancy dress.

A BID to begin serving alcohol at a rock legend’s trout farm is set to go before Rother councillors next week.

Pub landlords could be given powers to turn customers away if they have not had a Covid vaccine.

A MOTORCYCLIST has died in hospital after a serious crash.

TRIBUTES have been left for a man who was found dead in the centre of Brighton.

AN elderly woman had £1,900 stolen after her bank card was taken in a supermarket car park.

ALMOST half of "Brighton's ugliest building" has been torn down.

NEIGHBOURS concerned about the threat to a lone tree on Hove seafront are asking councillors to intervene.

A TORY council candidate has deleted his Twitter account after a post went up suggesting police "just bomb Bristol" to deal with protesters.

POLICE are investigating after a man was stabbed in his flat.

THE organisers of Green Pride have confirmed the cannabis "protestival" has been postponed until next year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

A MAN whose father was bludgeoned to death says he fears he may bump into the killer one day.

A FIREMAN who found himself sleeping rough seven years ago is raising money to support homeless veterans.

POLICE searched a beauty spot after stunned passers-by spotted a naked hiker.

A FORMER drug addict who spent years addicted to cocaine is beginning to turn his life around - but says the drug problem in Brighton "is getting worse".

FIREFIGHTERS have helped clean an elderly person's home after being called out to a false alarm.

POLICE have been called to a property following reports of dogs fighting.

A MOTORCYCLIST will "almost certainly" lose his licence after being caught speeding over 100mph.

A TRACTOR has been stopped by police on the A27 for having a "dangerous" insecure load.

ALMOST 20 per cent of Brighton's high street cash machines have been closed within two years.

RESIDENTS are furious over plans to build a four-storey office building in the city centre.

A PETITION is calling on the council to install speed bumps in a busy road to slow down traffic.

ONE year ago today, people across the country woke up to new rules compelling them to “stay at home” in a bid to curb the spread of Covid.

MARK Manning was first reported missing by his family three days after he was last seen, on April 19, 2014.

ONE year ago, as the nation was plunged into an unprecedented lockdown, the phones at Brighton and Hove Food Partnership began to ring. And they have not stopped.

A warning has been issued over a Royal Mail "unpaid" post scam in the UK.

By now, most people are well aware of the main coronavirus symptoms which are a fever, a dry cough, and a loss of taste and smell.

‘SERVICES can be provided without buildings – but the buildings create community’.

THIS joyful picture was taken in Brighton on VJ Day, August 15, 1945.

A CAMPAIGNER told councillors that officers dismissed her when she explored a legal challenge to the council’s decision to change its domestic abuse services provider.

A CHANGE in culture is needed to stop what went wrong with home to school transport for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) from happening again, a new report says.

London looks more like a ghost town these days than one of the major capital cities of the world. I haven’t seen it appear so poorly since those difficult days after the Second World War.

THE city-wide "Homeless Bill of Rights" being proposed by Labour and the Greens at this Thursday's council meeting (Campaign for council to adopt Homeless Bill of Rights, The Argus, March 23) needs an urgent rethink.

THREE popular Brighton cinemas are set to reopen in May, it has been confirmed.

THE DUKE of Sussex has said he is “really excited” to be taking a new role at US professional coaching and mental health firm BetterUp.

A GREEN MP has condemned the government's refusal to cover the costs of fire safety work.

THESE pictures show people on the beach today - one year on from the first national lockdown.

A LARGE number of nails have been discovered at a popular car meeting spot.

Albion have frozen the cost of all season tickets for the 2021-22 campaign.

A SHOP has lost its licence to sell alcohol as police investigate claims the owners kept two slaves there.

A beloved pet pooch feared stolen has been reunited with her family - after a report in The Argus made the sausage dog too hot to handle.

PHOTOS show deserted city streets one year after the first national lockdown was introduced.