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Police believe a dispute between two warring families could have led to his murder in Hove, East Sussex, and are continuing to hunt his killer.

The food giant has put in a licensing application to take over the unit at 58-62 Lewes Road, Brighton.

Brighton's legendary Poets vs MCs event has become an unmissable fixture in Brighton's cultural calendar - now in its 10th year, it's sold out venues as large as the Concorde 2 and involves more spats, cusses and wordplay than any hip-hop album you could name.

A businessman has said he is still hopeful of setting up an ice rink at a historical site despite his plans being knocked back by council officials.

An all-ports alert has been issued by police investigating the fatal shooting of an Albanian man as he visited the seaside to see family members.

Richard Carter, 36, claims he can't park his motorbike outside his home in Kingsbury Street, Hove, because Brighton and Hove City Council doesn't issue parking permits to motorcyclists.

'My dying wife waited NINE hours for district nurse to turn up': Family slams NHS 111 hotline as whistleblowers reveal a 'computer says no' mentality worthy of Little Britain comedy A devastated husband has told how his dying wife was left waiting for a district nurse for nine hours as an NHS 111 call centre superviser revealed a catalogue of ... (more)

This is just one of a series of racism, bullying and discrimination allegations facing Brighton and Hove City Council in a study published yesterday.

Development plans for an empty Grade II listed cinema have stalled, as the owners cannot find a business to fill it.

The number of rough sleepers in Sussex is estimated by the Government to have increased by 40% between 2010 and 2012, from 103 to 147.

A pensioner accused of driving despite his poor eyesight is alleged to have killed a 34-year-old council worker in a car crash.

The British Film Institute is to open a "talent centre" in the city as part of a A 5million plan to boost the industry across the country, The Argus has learnt.

But superstar DJ Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim is eyeing up a tasty new morsel, a vegan cafe belonging to former model Heather Mills .

It costs us billions of pounds a year in subsidies and even more in "red tape". But are the decades of stability, the rights to work and trade and strict environmental laws created by the European Union worth it? As the debate on Britain's membership intensifies, TIM RIDGWAY, JOHN KEENAN PETER TRUMAN AND CHARLOTTE IKONEN ask what has the EU done ... (more)

Richard Cairns, the head teacher of Brighton College, said the growth of the independent sector was a huge positive for the city At secondary level, the proportion is even higher at more than 20%. Department of Education figures for 2011 reveal 3,060 secondary school students are educated independently compared to 12,196 in state schools.

As part of A 5.8 million plans to boost bus use, Brighton and Hove City Council has revealed changes it wants to make to the Edward Street and Eastern Road corridor.

Brighton and Hove City Council 's bereavement services department devised the two-acre Woodland Valley cemetery in response to increased demand for woodland burials.

With waste still uncollected after Cityclean workers refused to work last week, The Argus is giving you the chance to quiz the man representing the public sector staff.

Councils facing major job losses and cuts to services still found the money to increase the number of top earners on their payroll.

Last week, Cityclean staff at Brighton and Hove City Council refused to work for two days because of a row with officials over plans to revamp its system of allowances.