Ellie Crabbe is a Reporter at Brighton Argus. She specializes in covering climate change and environmental issues, family and relationships, as well as sports, with a focus on competitive sports and regional interest. Ellie’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, Daily Mail, and The Independent, among others.
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Ellie Crabbe predominantly covers local news, including crime and real estate, with a significant focus on entertainment news. Her articles indicate an interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to the Hampshire area.
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By: Ellie Crabbe
Big Church Festival: Six injured after ‘serious incident’ at Christian festival in West Sussex
By: Ellie Crabbe
IN FULL Big Church Festival cancels shows after sign falls on visitors, injuring six
Friday's entertainment at the Big Church Festival in West Sussex was cancelled following a ‘serious incident' involving a fallen sign.
Scaffolding has been put back up at a snooker club wall where its mural of Ronnie O'Sullivan went viral – with some comparing it to a zombie.
By: Ellie Crabbe
Scaffolding has been put back up at a snooker club wall where its mural of Ronnie O'Sullivan went viral – with some comparing it to a zombie.
By: Ellie Crabbe
HEAVY downpours and possible gales are forecast over the bank holiday weekend, with the Met Office urging festivalgoers to prepare for windy conditions. Wet and windy weather will sweep in for the …
By: Ellie Crabbe
Several records tumbled in the summer of 2026, which the Met Office is expected to confirm as the hottest on record in provisional figures.
By: Ellie Crabbe
Wet and windy weather has arrived across parts of the UK on the first day of September, as official data is expected to confirm that summer 2026 was the hottest on record
Official data is expected to confirm summer 2026 as the UK's hottest on record following five separate heatwaves.
By: Ellie Crabbe
Official data expected to confirm that summer 2026 was the hottest on record
