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Man arrested after six robberies
A 20-year-old man is arrested by police investigating a string of armed robberies in Sussex in the past month.

Fresh appeal over business raid
CCTV images are issued after a raid on a business in Hooley in which cash was taken and damage caused.

Companies given help in downturn
A package of measures are introduced by Brighton council to help businesses ride out the economic slow down.

Low-carbon economy is not a luxury
The low-carbon economy is an integral part of the world's economic recovery, not a luxurious extra.

Cutting your cloth twice over
Two female entrepreneurs tackle the trend of fast fashion by putting life back into discarded garments.

Kitchen nightmare for TV success
A restaurant turned around by Gordon Ramsay may go out of business after moving to bigger premises.

Seafront revamp given green light
Revised plans for the second phase of regeneration of the New Brighton waterfront are approved

Woman in lake 'was leaving town'
A 26-year-old woman whose body was found in a lake in Bedfordshire was thinking of moving to London, a court hears.

Food charity seeking van sponsors
A charity that takes surplus fresh food from supermarket to homeless people in Brighton seeks sponsors.

Student union bars ban Coca-Cola
Sussex University's student union becomes the first to ban Coca-Cola products from its bars.

Park-and-ride ad ruled misleading
Figures used in an advert for a park-and-ride scheme in Brighton are found to be misleading.

Police 'pleased' at peaceful demo
Brighton Police say they are pleased no arrests were made at an anti-war protest in Brighton

Hunt for man stealing from firms
Police are hunting a man behind a spate of burglaries from businesses in the Brighton and Hove area.

Watchdog makes energy price plea
Soaring energy prices are a threat to UK businesses and the government should take action, says Energywatch.

Conference security plan revealed
The public are urged to be the "eyes and ears" of the security services ahead of September's Labour Party conference in Brighton.

Backing for smoking ban in city
A survey has found eight out of 10 people asked want a smoking ban in public places in Brighton and Hove.

Traders angry at city 'chuggers'
Traders in Brighton are calling for new legislation to regulate street fundraisers in the city.

Rival seafront plans decision due
An ice rink and indoor arena are front-runners as the best way to redevelop a prime seafront spot in Brighton.

Brighton hit by power cut
Nearly 1,000 homes and businesses in Brighton are hit by a power cut - hours after massive in London.

Council backs new runway
Council leaders in Brighton support plans for a new runway at Gatwick Airport - but say transport links must be improved.

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