
Andy Winter
Journalist, BBC Sport at BBC
BBC Sport journalist. Father of two. Husband of one. Liverpool supporter. Views my own etc
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2 weeks ago |
theargus.co.uk | Andy Winter
But things are changing. In just the last few days I have become aware of some neighbours who are not going to vote Green next time. Their votes are not going to Labour or the Lib Dems. They aren’t going to go Conservative either. They are seriously considering voting Reform UK. There goes the neighbourhood. Property prices will inevitably slump.
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3 weeks ago |
theargus.co.uk | Andy Winter
It is said that when a childhood is disrupted and traumatic, it takes just one significant adult to believe in that child to massively increase their life chances and of them achieving their ambitions. For Ashley, that person was Yolandi Taylor-Banks who she met at the YMCA Downslink Group. “It was through dance,” says Ashley, “that allowed me to express myself. Yolandi believed in me and encouraged me. I even went to Gambia on a work project aimed at helping local people with their education.
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1 month ago |
theargus.co.uk | Andy Winter
What are Brighton’s greatest assets? The seafront? Absolutely. The Royal Pavilion? Perhaps. The Undercliff Walk? I think so. Our beautiful parks? Mostly. The Argus? Without a doubt. Nobody should underestimate the esteem in which I hold local newspapers and the huge affection I have for The Argus itself which in recent days has celebrated its 145th anniversary.
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2 months ago |
theargus.co.uk | Andy Winter
The construction of the Undercliff Walk in Brighton (Image: na) In Brighton and Hove we are blessed by having on our doorstep such wonderful natural beauty, be it the South Downs National Park, Devil’s Dyke, the Hove seafront and, my personal favourite, the Undercliff Walk between the Marina and Saltdean, constructed between 1931 and 1935.
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2 months ago |
theargus.co.uk | Andy Winter
3 1/1 I like my food but I’m not into fancy restaurants with their pretentious, overhyped and overpriced menus. You won’t find me at The Salt Rooms, The Ivy in the Lanes or Terre à Terre. Give me a good transport cafe any day. My first meal on the day I arrived in England in 1979 was at the transport cafe at the bottom of Southover Street. I think it was called the A1 Cafe but is, sadly, no more. I had chips with baked beans and a mug of boiling hot tea.
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