George Carden is a Reporter at Brighton Argus. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including animals, agriculture, climate change, and regional interest, while also covering crime-related topics such as drug trafficking and murder. George's work has been featured in notable publications including Western Telegraph, Daily Echo, MailOnline, and BBC News.
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George Carden's coverage is heavily focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime and accidents/incidents. He also covers government announcements and breaking news events. If reaching out to George, consider providing insights or information related to ongoing local incidents or developments in the East Sussex area, particularly those related to crime and community safety.
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Pat Clowser, who was forced to abandon her vehicle, said the roads in Brighton were "absolute chaos".
By: George Carden, Christian Fuller
Residents say bedbugs have returned despite council pest controllers spraying them.
The water company says the money will "boost" its wastewater performance.
Plates, bowls, bottles, boots, and fired rounds have been found at Cooden Camp in Bexhill.
Silverdale Surgery say they had to close their site and reschedule 500 appointments a week.
By: George Carden, Katy Docherty-Warren
Farming campaigners are travelling to seven Sussex supermarkets to talk about inheritance tax.
A group in Cowfold have set up camp around an oak tree that is due to be cut down.
George Carden - BBC News, Cowfold · 2-min read Residents in West Sussex who have set up camp around an oak tree that is due to be cut down say they are prepared to stay "for as long as needed".
Simba Chitsatso and his family say they did not have time to grab their shoes when they escaped.
People who have attended Buzz Bingo for 30 years say it's a social hub in the community.
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