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Familiar city centre landmarks restored to their former glory with new features (opens the original)
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Two sculptures which are among Brighton’s most familiar public artworks have been restored at Churchill Square. Officially called the Twins but known locally as the "Orbs", the structures were commissioned during Churchill Square’s redevelopment between 1996 and 1998. Wear and tear saw them removed in August last year for refurbishment - but now they have been reinstalled ahead of the busy Christmas period. Brighton artist Charlie Hooker, who designed the sculptures, said: "I actually think they
'For the first time in my life, I know myself '- man's diagnosis aged 64 (opens the original)
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A man was diagnosed with autism after a health scare led him to seek help from a mental health practitioner. Steve Ashfield was diagnosed in mid-May, shortly before his 65th birthday. Originally from Kettering, Steve has lived in Preston Circus, Brighton, since 2016 and had no idea he was autistic until a doctor raised it. He said: "I had been looking for a diagnosis to explain the problems I have faced in my life and always thought that it was depression and anxiety. "It was a total shock when
Two men named and charged after fight involving police officer at Brighton pub (opens the original)
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Two men have been charged with assaulting a police officer after a fight that broke at The Kings Arms pub on George Street in Kemp Town. Police responded to reports of the fight near St James's Street shortly before 11pm on September 25. One man suffered an arm injury and was taken to hospital. Van driver who was 'too drunk to stand up' admits killing highways worker on motorway Fake taxi driver jailed after kidnapping and raping woman at knifepoint Former school staff member pleads guilty to ch
Bonfire night drama as society burns sign of controversial town centre developer (opens the original)
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Crowds cheered and booed as flaming banners made their way through the streets during a recent bonfire night parade. The reactions came during Burgess Hill Bonfire Night, when banners reading "Save Our Trees" and "New River Retail" were set alight and carried along Church Road. The event marks the start of Sussex’s bonfire season which spans all the way to mid November. "Save Our Trees" banner was met with cheers (Image: NQ staff) The banners referenced an ongoing dispute over Burgess Hill’s Mar
Man's 46 crimes include shoplifting, assault, public exposure and carrying knife (opens the original)
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A prolific offender has been jailed for repeatedly breaching a town-centre ban. Matthew Greenaway, 41, of Clifton Road, Worthing, was jailed for a year after admitting 46 offences committed between April and August this year. His crimes included shoplifting, assault, public exposure and carrying a knife in public. Superintendent Andrew Saville said: "This conviction will be a relief for residents, businesses, visitors, paramedics, and police officers. "Greenaway’s repeated abusive and appalling
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