Sam Morton is a Technical Writer based in West Sussex, Worthing. He primarily writes for the Worthing Herald, a local publication, and his work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Finance UK. Sam covers a range of topics including local news, travel reports, fires, accidents, and criminal incidents in the area.
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Worthing, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: Sam Morton
A curry house in West Sussex has been recognised as the best restaurant across the UK – and it is easy to see why.
By: Sam Morton
Joao Pedro and Matt O’Riley are back in the Brighton squad after lengthy injuries – but there is a notable absentee for the visit of Manchester City.
By: Sam Morton
Fabian Hurzeler has revealed what he told his Brighton players during the half-time break, after Manchester City took a one-goal lead at the Amex.
By: Sam Morton
After bringing Brighton level against Manchester City, Joao Pedro said to the TV camera: “I’m back.”
A Thai restaurant chain, which was born in Sussex, is continuing to open sites across the UK – but expansion plans could be hindered by a key government announcement.
By: Sam Morton
Engineering work is taking place at London Victoria this weekend – closing all lines.
By: Sam Morton
A local authority in Sussex has topped a UK leaderboard for pothole repair budgets.
More than £124m worth of government funding will be used to ‘improve and protect' crucial bus services across the South East – including Sussex and Surrey.
Retail criminals in Sussex have been warned: “The police now know where you are and they're coming after you.”
New industry-wide water bill rises have been described by one Sussex councillor as ‘astronomical and frankly obscene'.
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