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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The Princess Royal visited coastguard volunteers, the Rolls-Royce factory and Amberley Museum.
By: Christian Fuller, George Carden
About 160 guests are offered a two-course meal and entertainment at a hotel in Brighton.
By: Daniel Sexton, George Carden
The sleep out took place overnight on 9-10 December, finishing at 06:00 GMT on Tuesday.
Businesses say a sinkhole which has not been repaired in two months is affecting trade.
Lewis Dunk, Jason Steele and women's player Dejana Stefanovic visit Chestnut Tree House in Arundel.
Geoff Stonebanks has been collecting Christmas decorations for 60 years since he was a young boy.
London Capital & Finance (LCF) raised £237m from more then 11,600 investors before collapsing.
Residents at St James's House in Brighton say problems started when the boilers were moved outside.
Customers say they are "disgusted" by the water company's 53% bill increase over the next five years.
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in Brighton has been open for almost 70 years.
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