A COUNCILLOR has called for urgent action over safety fears at a sports centre car park.

IT IS GOOD to learn that nightingales can still be found at Barcombe and that their habitat is being maintained (The Argus, Monday, February 14).

A FLIGHT attendant has been nominated for an award by a blood cancer charity for fundraising in memory of her dad.

THREE men have been charged with trespassing after police were called to reports of hare coursing.

A woman has been charged with animal welfare offences after more than 30 puppies were found in a caravan.

Campaigners against a controversial bypass are to stage a silent protest as the consultation period nears its end.

A 16-YEAR-OLD girl has been sentenced for assaulting a police officer.

Two men have been arrested after items including power tools were stolen from a kennels.

HUNDREDS of households were tipped into homelessness last summer, figures reveal.

AN ELDERLY man waited over two hours for an ambulance following a heart attack.

The log burner sold out last month, but is now back in stock at Aldi and is priced at just £69.99.

You can get 12 free bottles of wine with this new fridge.

Ideal for people trying to consume less calories, air fryers simulate deep frying without submerging food in oil.

Pancake Day is just a few weeks away and if you’re thinking of jazzing up this year’s pancakes then maybe this sausage dog frying pan is for you.

Streaming service Paramount+ has more than 580 movies and 450 TV shows on offer.

If you’re looking for a new cat in your life, check out these five fur-balls looking for loving homes.

THE air ambulance was called to reports that someone had fallen from the roof of a building.

A BAR manager has been left partially sighted after an attacker sprayed a noxious substance into his face.

A MAN allegedly flashed at a group of teenage girls before running off.

AN ALBION star is eyeing a nationality switch despite making 35 appearances for the French youth teams.

KATIE Price has avoided jail again after striking a last-minute deal to pay off her debts.

ROADS were closed, and trains were delayed after a lorry crashed into a railway bridge.

A CRASH on the A22 which left the road blocked is causing one hour delays.

CONGESTION is causing a number of delays along the A27 this morning.

A COMPANY has been fined for illegally erecting scaffolding.

A MAN has been charged with domestic abuse after emotionally and physically abusing a woman.

A MAN has been arrested for assault after an altercation at an airport.

MOTORISTS will see eight National Highways road closures to watch out for this week.

POLICE are concerned for the welfare of a missing pregnant woman.

A WOMAN is battling to bring a homeless blind kitten to the UK so she can give him a safe home.

A FORMER church hall that was used by prisoners of war has sold at auction for more than £200,000.

A SCHOOL has been branded "unsafe" for pupils.

DRIVERS are stuck in long tailbacks following an accident on a major road.

Roadworks along the A27 have been cancelled due to heavy wind and rain caused.

Pictures show police and fire crews responding to reports of an explosion at a business park.

A £200,000 entertainment centre has opened in the city centre, creating ten new jobs.

A TENANTS' union has praised a decision by the council to pass a motion banning the sale of new second homes.

At the recent full council meeting on February 3, your Labour councillors moved motions to improve basic council services and tackle the housing crisis.

I WRITE regarding articles in The Argus (February 11) about the recent further vandalism of Old Steine Gardens and the very sad condition of the Madeira arches.

BRIGHTON tenants accuse council of failing to fix faulty windows

A CARE home has been rated "good" by the official health and social care watchdog.

POTENTIAL loss of an arts programme may lead to teenage deaths, a youth worker fears.

THE RNLI has been given a boost as a new inshore lifeboat is approved.

POLICE and council licensing officials have objected to a craft beer company opening a shop in the shadow of the i360.

READERS of the Argus have shared their views after a survey found that homes in Brighton are the “dirtiest” in the country.

HUNDREDS of people have taken part in a consultation on a controversial A27 bypass.

PRO-PALESTINIAN campaigners stormed a sportswear outlet over Puma’s involvement in Israel.

MISSED rubbish and recycling collections on housing estates in Brighton and Hove have brought more complaints and calls for action.

The Duke of York has faced a civil sex case trial after a US judge dismissed a motion by Andrew’s legal team to have the lawsuit thrown out.

When is the Aldi egg chair back on sale?