- Cowell 'puzzled' by BBC's The Voice
- More growing own food to save cash
- Home-working side-effects revealed
- Three held after far-right protest
- Spain 'snubs Queen's jubilee lunch'
- Figures show fall in railway crimes
- Short apprenticeships 'no benefit'
- Double record for kidney donor
- PM queries single currency survival
- Pay vote clears way for investment
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Woman jailed after homophobic attack on girl
A WOMAN who was part of a five-strong group that subjected a teenage girl to a torrent of homophobic abuse before attacking her on a train has been jailed.
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Osteopath Jane given Olympic backing
OSTEOPATH Jane Jeater could soon be rubbing shoulders with the likes of Usain Bolt and Jessica Innes after being given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of the London Olympics.
TV show inspires posh tea afternoon
A POSH afternoon tea a la Ritz, with a concert, attracted a large crowd to St Peter’s Community Centre on Bank Holiday Monday (May 7).
Cafe’s filthy conditions cost owners £18,000
THE two owners of a Little Common café have together been fined a total of £15,000 after magistrates were told of filthy conditions at their business.
Tributes for tragic race ace Lee
Tributes have been pouring in for tragic speedway star Lee Richardson who died on Sunday.
Sport
Master batmaker reaches his 50
MASTER batmaker John Gasson has completed a remarkable 50 years’ service with world renowned cricket specialist Gray-Nicolls.
El Abd celebrates Egypt call-up while Mackail-Smith heads to the US with Scotland
Albion’s rock-solid defensive linchpin Adam El-Abd has been called up to the Egypt squad as the country’s coach Bob Bradley looks to build towards a World Cup qualifier with Mozambique next month.
Seagulls’ Amex nest is world’s best new ground
Brighton & Hove Albion’s £93million home has been crowd the best new sporting venue in the world.
Natali breaks road race course record
IT WAS a morning of record-breaking runs as the best times for both the men’s and ladies tumbled in the Keith Chandler Memorial Five Mile Road Race.
Priory batsman hits stunning ton for Sussex
MATT Machan scored his first century for Sussex with a dazzling knock of 126 not out in a CB40 win over Unicorns.
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SUSSEXONLINE.TV: What’s On in Sussex this week video
The Brighton festival is now in full swing and we continue our look at some of the exciting and unusual events coming soon.
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Lifestyle
Film Review: Dark Shadows
WE ALL know that any project involving Tim Burton will have an element of weirdness - it will also probably have Johnny Depp and Burton’s long-time partner Helena Bonham-Carter on board.
Right royal Rattigan classic
The Winslow Boy, The Stables Theatre, The Bourne. Friday, May 11 to Saturday, May 19, 7.30pm (Sunday matinée 3pm). £12.50, £7.50 concessions
Film review: Lockout
(15) 95mins. Directors: James Mather, Stephen St Leger. Starring; Guy Pearce, Maggie Grace, Joseph Gilgun. Three out of five stars.
‘Man of 10,000 voices’
Michael Winslow the man of 10,000 voices, White Rock Theatre. Thursday, June 28, 7.30pm. £16
Community
Calling all local bands
THE MMG Battle of the Bands South East 2012 is about to kick off, with the first heats to take place in June.
School recognised for its provision for dyslexic pupils
RED LAKE School has been recognised for its provision for dyslexic pupils.
Olympic family day receives £300 boost
AN OLYMPIC celebration at William Parker Sports College has received a welcome £300 boost.
‘Appy’ hunting for local attractions
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Weather for Hastings
Thursday 17 May 2012
Today
Light rain
Temperature: 9 C to 13 C
Wind Speed: 17 mph
Wind direction: South east
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Cloudy
Temperature: 10 C to 14 C
Wind Speed: 15 mph
Wind direction: South east
