George Carden is a Reporter at Brighton Argus. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, agriculture and farming, and transportation and mobility, with a particular focus on animal rights and water management. George's work has been featured in prominent publications such as BBC News, Daily Mail, and Yahoo News 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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Plans for a McDonald's drive-through restaurant in Hove have been refused by Brighton & Hove council.
By: George Carden, Sarah Booker-Lewis
Plans for a McDonald's drive-through restaurant in Hove have been refused by Brighton & Hove council.
Residents in Brighton are arming themselves with rollers and paint buckets to remove graffiti.
Sussex Police is encouraging builders to take advantage of free forensic DNA tool marking.
Sussex Police is encouraging builders to take advantage of free forensic DNA tool marking.
A Brighton-based designer teams up with The Children's Society to create a display.
George Carden A running event in East Sussex with more than 1,000 competitors has had to be postponed after an emergency trench was dug on the route.
About 1,000 people were due to take on the run in Hailsham, but now it has been delayed until July.
Parents in Hurstpierpoint say their school run is dangerous due to a lack of paths on rural roads.
Cyclists are calling for improvements to a cycle lane next to the A27 between Brighton and Lewes.
