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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National Highways says it is improving safety on the A21, but villagers say they are not happy.
Katy Longhurst, from near Maidstone, says she wants to see more year-round support to tackle abuse.
Katy Longhurst, from near Maidstone, says she wants to see more year-round support to tackle abuse.
By: Joshua Askew, George Carden
Adur District Council has proposed replacing a junction in Lancing with a pocket park.
A launch event in Hastings sees the launch of a programme of events for the tapestry in Britain.
By: Joshua Askew, George Carden
George Carden; Joshua Askew - South East England fans heading to the World Cup have said they cannot wait to watch the football.
On Sussex Day, a traditional trug making company says it is trying to save the industry.
Amelia Bath, 12, was found dead at her home in the village of Walberton, West Sussex, on 6 March.
A heritage group wants to bring a restored tram which once operated in Brighton back to the city.
The Nao Santa Maria arrives at Sovereign Harbour where the public can come on board.
