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

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".

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.

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.

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

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.

A BREWERY near Dame Vera Lynn’s home has made a donation in her memory from the proceeds of an ale named after her.

Former Albion fans favourite Frank Worthington has died at the age of 72 following a long illness.

A TWO-YEAR-OLD boy died after a heart attack following "missed opportunities" in his care.

From 29 March 2021, the following lockdown restrictions are set to ease in England.

Firefighters worked through the night to extinguish a fire in a garage.

DRIVERS are being warned against a new parking scam targeting pay and display machines in the city.

A COUNCILLOR has called for Green Pride to be banned from the parks of Brighton and Hove amid concerns around open drug dealing.

POLICE are searching for a man wanted after a report of stalking.

TODAY marks one year since Boris Johnson announced the country was to enter its first lockdown in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus.

SIX people have been fined for breaching Covid regulations after meeting in a hotel near Gatwick airport.

A gym is to offer free self-defence classes to women in the wake of the Sarah Everard murder.

The Prime Minister has offered his condolences to those bereaved during the coronavirus pandemic and praised the “great spirit” shown during the past year on the anniversary of the first national lockdown.

A seafront venue in Hove is to launch a new wellness and fitness hub.

LARGE parts of the Sussex coast could be permanently underwater within the next 30 years, a climate change study has predicted.

A BRIGHTON and Hove Albion player faces losing his licence after allegedly being caught speeding five times.

A ban on leaving the United Kingdom without a reasonable excuse is included in new coronavirus laws coming into force next week.

A “determined” little boy is to take on a charity walking challenge after learning about the hardships facing refugees.

A LOCAL group has started an email campaign calling on councillors to adopt the Homeless Bill of Rights.

It means we could see the reopening of 127 outlets across the UK.

WE HAVE another wonderful street party picture from The Argus archive today – and we know where this one was taken.

There is a backlog of around 420,000 cancelled driving tests which the DVSA is having to work through.

Issues affecting women have been under a lot of focus in the last couple of weeks, with the celebration of International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8 quickly turning to collective grief over the tragic killing of Sarah Everard, which combined with ...

IS ANYBODY else in Brighton awaiting the restoration of "normal" with both happy anticipation and a certain clenched anxiety?

I AM GRATEFUL to Councillor Nancy Platts for her article of March 16 highlighting concerns felt by many Brighton residents in relation to the proposed development of the ugly Black Rock Gasworks site.

FATBOY Slim has said his "greatest triumph" was having a sex toy named after him.

A YOUNG entrepreneur’s dream of selling boozy ice cream by the seaside has been given the green light.

THE body of a woman has been found on the beach.

Work to build 42 new council homes is set to begin this spring.