- Welch wins Celebrity Big Brother
- Homeowners 'pay less than tenants'
- Cleric warns against gay marriage
- Police probe Ferdinand package
- Government record on racism slammed
- NHS faces 'peril' if plans derail
- Welfare protesters plan occupation
- Two charged over decapitated body
- Man killed in 'road rage' attack
- Soldier shot dead in Afghanistan
- Farmer jailed over rotting animals
- Burglary victim died of injuries
- Police perjury retrial 'unlikely'
- Face of man who helped escapee
- Have-a-go pensioner 'whacks' raider
- 350 steel redundancies 'disastrous'
- Crimewatch leads on jail van escape
- Britain braced for cold weather
- Father slams Winehouse catwalk show
- Olympics baby rule an anomaly: Coe
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Start Saturdays with a 5km jog!
MORE than 100 budding runners and joggers have registered for the first Eastbourne Parkrun taking place this Saturday at Shinewater Park.
Angry scenes outside court as teen remanded in custody
THERE were angry scenes as a teenage boy appeared in court yesterday morning (Thursday) in connection with the murder of Hailsham father-of-one, Darren Croxton.
Tributes paid to Russian Alex: ‘a quiet, warm and friendly man’
TRIBUTES have been paid to murdered Alexandre Sokolnikov who died when he was stabbed in the heart.
Convicted murderer had previously cut partner’s throat
The man recently convicted of murdering Alexandre Sokolnikov, Mark Watson, was a dangerous man with a history of knife crime.
Hospitals investigate baby’s death and sexual assault claims
THE death of a child and an allegation of sexual assault by a healthcare professional were among seven serious incidents reported in the region’s hospitals last month.
Sport
Lack of security prompted Elphick move to Eastleigh
Former Eastbourne Borough defender Gary Elphick has revealed his disappointment at leaving the club and insists the only reason behind it was a ‘lack of security’.
‘very interesting shortlist’ - Smith
It’s been a week of feverish speculation as to who could take the reins at Eastbourne Borough.
Will Marler be the first of the Mohicans for England?
Colourful rugby rogue Joe Marler has been given the chance to cut it on the international stage, if he cuts his hair off of it.
Not a good week for goalkeeper Masters
Eastbourne Borough goalkeeper Clarke Masters has had a week he would rather forget.
Hook or by crook, winning feeling returns for Borough
A win is a win was caretaker boss Ben Austin’s frank assessment of their narrow Sussex Senior Cup victory at the Dripping Pan on Wednesday night.
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Lifestyle
An evening of Mozart with Phoenix Choir
PHOENIX Choir will be performing their winter concert on January 28 (7.30pm).
Pay What You Can night at Congress Theatre
THE SUCCESSFUL Pay What You Can Scheme returns to Eastbourne Theatres this season, giving you the opportunity to see thought-provoking drama at affordable prices.
Pavilion warm-up for Albert Hall concert!
STEVE Knightley will be in concert with special guests Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin at the Hailsham Pavilion on Saturday, February 4 (7.30pm).
Two couples, two tents...in Wales
EODS will be performing Tales from Wales, by young writer Neil Faulkner.
Experiencing the icy wilderness
THE TOWNER art gallery is inviting visitors to step into a frozen other world this weekend with the opening of a new interactive exhibition using computer game technology and inspired by the snow-driven mountains of the Canadian Rockies.
Community
ESCC holding special needs children’s event for parents next week
GOVERNMENT changes to how services for children with special educational needs and disabilities may be provided in the future will be the focus of a free event in East Sussex next week (February 2).
Seaford: Former paralympian Kristina Veasey welcomes new youth facilities
THE RIBBON was cut last week to officially mark the opening of hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of work at a youth and community centre in Seaford.
Eastbourne’s Grand Hotel to host Mozart weekend
MOZART fans are tuning up for 2012 and Eastbourne’s 10th anniversary weekend celebrating the work of the composer.
Seaford: Come and meet the Gazette reporter
SEAFORD Gazette reporter Joanne Smith will be holding a ‘surgery’ in the town each week to meet with residents who have a story they would like highlighted.
1 commentPublic to have say on homes building plans in Hailsham
HELLINGLY Parish Council has urged residents to get involved with a process which will decide where new houses are built across the district.
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Weather for Eastbourne
Saturday 28 January 2012
Today
Cloudy
Temperature: 1 C to 8 C
Wind Speed: 15 mph
Wind direction: North
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Temperature: 0 C to 7 C
Wind Speed: 13 mph
Wind direction: North east
