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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George Carden - BBC South East Schoolchildren from East Sussex have been given an "experience they will never forget" with an exclusive first look at the Bayeux Tapestry in London.
George Carden; Patrick Barlow - South East Residents living near a former care home say their gardens have been filled by rubbish which has blown on to their properties after being left outside.
People in Worthing say rubbish has flown into their gardens after it was left outside the building.
George Carden; Patrick Barlow - South East The chairman of a community group which bought a pub to save it from closure says they want it
By: George Carden, Patrick Barlow
The Sportsman was bought by Amberley residents in August, and now plans to serve just Sussex beers.
By: George Carden, Patrick Barlow
Uckfield's High Street branch closed on Tuesday and will not be replaced for about six months.
An art trail of "book benches" across Brighton and Hove is back for another year.
An art trail of "book benches" across Brighton and Hove is back for another year.
Root barrier saves a 100-year-old oak following a two-year community campaign.
Anna and Georgina Lewis' story combines themes of twin identity, illness and resilience.
