Neil Vowles
Brighton Argus
United Kingdom
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Is a transformation in sight for cement works?
THE days of desolation of a long-abandoned site could be coming to an end with three bidders still hopeful of transforming it. → Read More
Missed days through stress on rise at councils
COUNCIL workers missed more than 24,000 days work through stress in the past year, The Argus can reveal. → Read More
Speed camera catches same vehicle 14 times
AN ABSENT-minded speeding driver has been caught out more than a dozen times by new speed cameras. → Read More
‘Container village’ set to extend its stay for longer
A GROUND-breaking scheme providing housing and business space in shipping containers is looking to extend its stay for a further five years. → Read More
Airshow gets off to a flying start
BRITAIN’S biggest free airshow got over the disappointments of a grey start and grounded planes to kick off this year’s proceedings in fine… → Read More
Government buys former college campus
THE Government has stepped in to buy a recently closed sixth form college site. → Read More
VIDEO: Drivers risking lives running red lights at rail crossing
MORE rail crossings in the county could be fitted with cameras after a safety campaign caught more than two motorists a day risking their lives… → Read More
Ground breaking cafe given spruce up by youngsters on their school holidays
DEDICATED teenagers will use their summer break to spruce up a ground-breaking cafe. → Read More
Almost 500 complaints taken to the very top
ALMOST 500 complaints were taken to the very top against councils in the past year but a falling number are being upheld. → Read More
‘Slavery is increasing and I’ll tackle this heinous crime’
THE police and crime commissioner has vowed to tackle gangs behind “heinous” acts of modern slavery a priority. → Read More
End is nigh for ugliest building in Sussex
THE CLOCK is ticking for Sussex’s ugliest building as its demolition date draws closer. → Read More
Historic Victorian building to be transformed into 25 apartments
A BUILDING used to train up scores of builders over the years is now to receive its own makeover to give it a new lease of life. → Read More
10,000 miles no barrier for Seagulls superfan who flies in for Premier League opener
ALBION supporters had waited 34 years to see their team in the top flight and nothing was going to stand in their way. For one fan that meant… → Read More
Family hopes dashed as two bodies pulled from the sea
THE news the families of two missing Romanian fishermen have been dreading for more than a week has been confirmed. → Read More
Passengers’ concern over neglected station
RAIL bosses say the doubling of passengers at a railway station in a decade is not sufficient to justify an immediate investment in platform… → Read More
Fans’ day of joy after years of pain
ALBION fans have waited 34 years to see their club back in the big time and they were not disappointed with the experience despite a 2-0 opening… → Read More
Council persists with firm in fraud probe
HUNDREDS of thousands of pounds of public money is being spent on property owned by a company that has been at the centre of a police… → Read More
Albion success good for business
AS ALBION’S highly-anticipated Premier League campaign kicks off today, they are being backed to bring success off the field as well... by… → Read More
In demand art gallery and 48 new homes approved for brewery site
AN IN-DEMAND art studio and gallery is to get a second home in a refurbished brewery of yeaster-year. → Read More
Was pleasure boat sunk by 144-ton dredger?
A BOAT believed to have been involved in a fatal accident was five times larger than the capsized fishing vessel it is thought to have collided… → Read More