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I agree there is probably a need for an east-west service that avoids the city centre. The Old Shoreham Road is under-utilised, but is a hot potato - transport policy-wise at present. So the bypass it is. As for cutting back on HMOs, the council is aware of the shortage of designated student...

All fair points. And if there is a call for it, I am sure B&H Buses would oblige.

My app always crashes, so it doesn't even get that far.

Is there the call for it though, for students, I mean? If there were a community of student accommodation based in Hangleton, it would be worth it. Like it or lump it, Brighton & Hove Buses are there to make money, especially for the parts of the Go Ahead group operating in towns where the bus...

It may be 'cool' to pretend, but what if you can't stand that tone-deaf, caterwauling, white noise-polluting, ear-rupturing harridan for real? It's often sad when someone well-known dies, but I don't think 'we are all in agreement' with you. When it comes to performers, there's the dog that...

This was Northampton Town on their crashing descent. In 1961, they were in the Fourth Division. By 1965, there were in the top division. By 1969, they were back in the Fourth.

Fingernails down the blackboard.

• Who was the last scorer for Brighton under the floodlights at the Goldstone? • Which player has played most times for Brighton since the end of the 96/97 season? • Who are the players to have won Player of the Season twice since 1997? Test your memory of Brighton & Hove Albion since 1997 in...

Tony Burns Wilf Tranter George Dalton John Templeman John Napier DaveTurner Wally Gould Nobby Lawton Eric Whitington Charlie Livesey Brian Tawse Sub: Howard Wilkinson

It appears it's all ring-fenced by an 'Enhanced Partnership' between the LTA (the council) and the bus companies. Each LTA had to make a pitch to how they though they could improve their systems, and bid for funding accordingly. Those with the appropriate plans got their money from central...

Three and a bit weeks to the first leg...

That may well be the case, but Falmer Parish Council aren't the planning authority. Lewes District Council are (this one doesn't even fall into the South Down National Park for their approval). You're right about him not having put in a planning application yet though. His prerogative, mind.

For those who like golf, the REMF Golf Day is back! GET INVOLVED!

Please note a change in date for the second match. It will now take place on Friday 27th May - one week after the original announcement - though still at Culver Road, Lancing. The first match is unchanged.

The top two go into the third qualifying round (of four).

Lancing was our third choice, but we knew it as a Plan Z as the fella we dealt with there used to be the fella we dealt with a Lewes, so we didn't exactly have to sell the idea to him.

They were happy for us to use the plastic pitches to play the game, but that was an utterly pointless gesture. They instead wanted to focus their myriad teams in using the main pitch / stadium. Hence we were turned down. This was in 2019, and not something we mentioned.

Easier for whom? They didn't want to host it any more.

Put in a 20ft high fence. It's yours.

With an unfulfilled plan carried over from 2020, the Robert Eaton Memorial Fund is pleased to announce that this year's Challenge Match will be a two-legged affair. The first leg will be at Croydon FC's ground in, er, Croydon on Friday 29th April. The return leg will be Sussex County FA...