A SIX-FOOT transgender woman who used to play men’s football has been selected to represent England.

A CAR was left crumpled and debris strewn across the A21 following a serious collision.

PART of the A21 remains closed after a car overturned in the early hours of this morning.

A MAN has been jailed for nearly six years after police raided his home on Christmas Eve and found a stash of cocaine with a street value of up to £60,000.

WALKING in nature improves our health and happiness, whether on countryside paths, in town centre parks or down tree-lined streets.

FOLLOWING a report that a quarter of bus routes have been axed in the past ten years, if the bus companies began to manufacture their own bio diesel, would they need to pay duty on it? Yes, according to a government website.

BRITAIN’S second biggest marathon is back in Brighton.

The Sage of Sussex is to hang up his pen after decades of reliable reporting for The Argus.

A COMMUNITY choir raised over £1,000 for an appeal to help Ukrainian refugees.

A HIT YouTuber met with an MP as they shared stories about their disabilities for a new campaign.

DICTATOR of Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler appeared to sign a petition calling for the return of a cycle lane to Old Shoreham Road.

This is the first time that microplastics have been found in live lung tissue samples

The Conservative Party 2019 election manifesto pledged “not to raise the rates of income tax, national insurance or VAT”.

The social media giant said the feature had been in the works since last year.

Find out everything you need to know on how to get tickets for Eurovision.

Hwang Dong-hyuk has said he will be writing series 2 of Squid Game quite soon

BURNLEY FC player Dale Stephens has been fined more than £3,000 and banned from driving after being caught drink driving in his Range Rover.

BROOK House detention centre should be shut down after “shocking patterns of inhumane and degrading treatment” were uncovered, a public inquiry has heard.

POLICE have released CCTV images of a man they wish to identify following the theft of a bike at an airport.

A BUS has crashed off the road after a collision with a car.

POLICE have issued a public warning following a spate of bank card scams.

A 19-YEAR-OLD was arrested following a foot chase with police officers.

A RAILWAY station was forced to evacuate after a “suspicious package” was found by police.

A BEER festival is to return for a second year.

TRADIES in Brighton and Hove are among the most trusted in the country, it has been revealed.

BRIGHTON and Hove has been ranked as the third most inspirational city for literature, it has been revealed.

THE joint manager of Littlehampton Town FC has said the credit goes to his pal who scored two crucial goals in their semi-final clash to send them to Wembley.

A CITY councillor has slammed the “ridiculous” visa processing waits for Ukrainians trying to get into England.

A BUILDER is “gutted” after £3,000 worth of tools were ransacked from his van and says he will not be able to work for “some time”.

A MAN was assaulted and threatened in a busy park while with his family.

FOOTAGE taken on a Ring doorbell shows a Green party volunteer “stealing” a Conservative flyer from a letterbox minutes after it was left.

AFTER six weeks of public voting, a new restaurant has won the coveted title of best restaurant in the city.

THE GMB have claimed “inflammatory statements” made by councillors could lead to attacks on striking bin workers.

A LABOUR group leader has accused the council of being “absent” in their response to an ongoing bin crisis, after being contacted by residents about rats.

A ROAD remains closed following a collision between a bus and a car that has left a woman with serious injuries.

Marks and Spencer has launched a new Peter Rabbit kids collection to mark 120 years since the Beatrix Potter book was released.

A ROAD has been blocked following a collision between a car and a bus.

AFTER ticket sales opened last month for Fatboy Slim’s concert in July, audience members have shared vivid memories of the night and the days after his famous gig on the beach in 2002.

THE jury in the trial of a man accused of raping a girl aged “five or six” has been sent home after it failed to reach a verdict.

AS AN old Brightonian, born in Brighton General Hospital in July 1940, it was a pleasure to read Daniel Green's excellent feature on April 2, on the 25 year old unification of the former towns of Brighton and Hove into one large city of international...

THE owners of a family-owned children’s nursery have been ordered to pay £24,500 after they cut down nine ancient and “irreplaceable” trees worth nearly £400,000.

ON THE subject of lettings and landlords, people need pet friendly rentals.

RESIDENTS should continue to make “sensible decisions” to protect themselves and others from spreading covid, the council has advised.

AUTHOR Peter James has called on people to support The Argus’ campaign to raise money to support those affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine.

MORE children were living in poverty during the first full year of the coronavirus pandemic than ever recorded before, figures show.

A COUNCIL has doubled down on its decision not to place gates at either end of an alleyway that has become a hub for antisocial behaviour.

A SUSSEX woman has been awarded a prestigious award for her work teaching dance to people with disabilities.

A DOG grooming social media star has won the backing of a top haircare manufacturer.

THE husband of an LGBTQ+ campaigner who passed away last month has said tributes to his memory have provided comfort at such a difficult time.

LABOUR is today calling out the Conservative “hit” to pensioners, as it says the decision to scrap free TV licences will cost over-75s almost a billion pounds.