George Carden is a Reporter at Brighton Argus. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, real estate, and architecture, with a particular focus on professional sports and animal care. George's work has been featured in notable publications such as BBC News, Daily Mail, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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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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The owner of a bakery said it was "heartbreaking to close" after nearly 130 years in Worthing, blaming a lack of "young blood coming into the trade".
By: Jacob Panons, George Carden
There is currently a council consultation on the new floral display on Eastbourne seafront.
By: George Carden, Phil Harrison, Jacob Panons
Jacob Panons - South East; Phil Harrison - Dartford; George Carden - Brighton
By: Phil Harrison, Jacob Panons, George Carden
The 3-2 victory against Mexico means the Three Lions will face Norway in the quarter-finals.
Residents hoped the repair works would fix leaks, but claim they are still facing issues.
Ashdown Forest is the home of many famous character, and it now has a new mythical creation.
Brighton council approved the King Alfred redevelopment after considering hundreds of objections.
Brighton council approved the King Alfred redevelopment after considering hundreds of objections.
George Carden - Bracklesham Bay Most people come to Bracklesham Bay in West Sussex for a weekend by the seaside on its pebbly beach.
The horse-drawn cart can carry a person in a wheelchair, along with two further passengers.
