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Sussex Video of The Week

Saturday, 18 May 2013 07:37 Editor
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Video Of The Week sent to The Sussex Newspaper by H.  Moore from Crawley. A Colombian thief botched his getaway by running into the path of a bus after stealing a woman's mobile phone at a station.

The would-be robber was hit by the moving bus and fell between the vehicle and the glass doors of an exit at the station in Bogota, Colombia.  He received medical attention and was treated for minor injuries.

His victim recovered her phone and helped him out from under the bus.  The mugging took place earlier this month and was caught on CCTV which was programmed with the wrong date.  According to police, the mugger had a history of theft and was prosecuted after leaving hospital.
His accomplices were also captured just hours after the episode.

 

Send your Video of the week to: editorial@thesussexnewspaper.com

Last Updated on Saturday, 18 May 2013 07:40
 

Try sailing for free at Crawley Mariners Yacht Club

Wednesday, 08 May 2013 05:35 Editor
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Crawley Mariners Yacht Club invites all TSN readers to come to try sailing for free at the club Open Day on Sunday 19 May as part of national RYA Push the Boat Out Weekend.

 

Tories lose control of East Sussex

Sunday, 05 May 2013 06:16 Editor
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The Conservatives have lost control of East Sussex County Council for the first time since 2001.

With all 49 results declared following Thursday's elections, the Tories had lost nine councillors, losing overall control of the authority.

 

Leading brands support Hickstead’s international season

Sunday, 05 May 2013 06:10 Editor
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The All England Jumping Course at Hickstead tells TSN that LED Sport Europe has taken on the title sponsorship of the Speed Derby, the feature class on the Saturday of the British Jumping Derby Meeting.

 

Road surfaces in locations across West Sussex to be treated this week

Sunday, 05 May 2013 05:54 Editor
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West Sussex County Council is moving into 12 towns and villages this week to treat the roads as part of a £4 million road maintenance programme.  The work is part of the County Council’s annual series of surface dressing schemes.

Surface dressing involves spraying a coating of bitumen on to the road, followed by one or more layers of hard stone chippings.

 


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