Patrick Barlow is a Reporter at Brighton Argus. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, health and wellness, and culture, with a particular focus on crime, social issues, and travel. Patrick's work has been featured in outlets such as Thisislocallondon, Yahoo Sports UK, and Yahoo News UK.
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Brighton, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: Patrick Barlow, Jo Burn
The church is looking to raise £10,000 to help cover its debts after its electricity bills rose.
Work in Fordbridge Park is continuing after weather delays in 2024.
The roof is safe after significant rotting was found in one of the 200-year-old domes
By: Patrick Barlow
The operator of the Fetcham and Leatherhead surgeries announces it is exiting its contract.
Patrick Barlow More electric vehicle charging points have been installed in Ashford Borough Council car parks.
The university opens a voluntary redundancy scheme and will not fill vacant roles to cut costs.
Patrick Barlow A former Sussex police station which was transformed into a community space is to be put up for sale.
Auditors say they cannot fully assess the council's finances due to "inadequate" record keeping
Sussex Police said the charges relate to the teachers' time at the school in the 1970s, 80s and 90s.
The Sussex zoo first opened as a tea cottage in 1925 by Captain Douglas Ann and his wife Drusilla.
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