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Police cordon off convenience store as man hospitalised following incident
3+ hour, 54+ min ago (148+ words) A man has been hospitalised following an incident which saw police cordon off a convenience store. Officers received a report of a man injured in Susan’s Road, Eastbourne, at about 6pm yesterday evening (September 6). A 39-year-old man was subsequently located nearby…...
Ex-police sergeant barred from force after breaching bail conditions
1+ hour, 39+ min ago (319+ words) A former police officer breached his bail conditions while under criminal investigation, a hearing has heard. Ex-Police Sergeant Martin Coughlan was subject to an accelerated misconduct hearing on September 2. The former East Sussex Division officer was arrested in February last…...
Major planning blueprint for new homes and regeneration moves forward
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (336+ words) A major planning blueprint is set to move forward to its next stage of consultation. Hastings Borough Council’s Cabinet is being asked to recommend to Full Council that the Local Plan be published for the Regulation 19 consultation, which focuses on…...
Hove hypnotherapist claims being hypnotised helped tackle her fear of clowns
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (620+ words) A hypnotherapist from Hove is hoping to break down misconceptions about hypnosis while using her own experiences of disability to help others build confidence and improve their wellbeing. Lorna Marsh, 47, trained as a hypnotherapist after previously working as a teacher…...
Artist creates a 'Sistine Chapel' ceiling made out of CDs
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (681+ words) A local artist has used hundreds of discarded CDs in a striking installation designed to get people thinking about the preservation of culture in the age of artificial intelligence. Matt Whistler, better known as Artist Dotty, has transformed a stairwell…...
Verbruggen says Albion must find an answer after another slow start
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (335+ words) Bart Verbruggen believes Albion are selling themselves short with their slow starts to matches. The Seagulls staged another comeback and this time it brought them a point in a 1-1 home draw with Leeds. Their previous outing had seen them losing…...
Much loved store closing after 45 years blames 'death-knell' of online shopping
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (540+ words) A much loved store closing after 45 years says online shopping has been the “death-knell” for businesses like theirs. Namrick, The Nut & Bolt Store on Portland Road in Hove, has announced it will permanently close its shop and move to an…...
'Sapphic occult horror' reimagining of Dracula returns to the stage
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (202+ words) A new take on Dracula is set for the stage. The Servant, Dracula, a fresh adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic, is coming to The Actors Theatre on October 16 at 8pm. This reimagining promises a unique blend of feminine rage and Lynchian…...
Burgess Hill Silver Sunday tea party announced for October
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (166+ words) A tea party with unlimited tea and coffee and entertainment is being held to celebrate Silver Sunday. Organised by Burgess Hill Town Council, the event will take place at Kings Weald Community Centre in Burgess Hill on Thursday, October 1, from…...
MP calls for pharmacy funding review to help ease pressure on GPs
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (241+ words) An MP has called for a review of pharmacy funding to support expanded services in the community. Nusrat Ghani, MP for Sussex Weald, raised the issue during a visit to Chappells Pharmacy in Crowborough, an independent pharmacy that has served…...