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two-page form, covering 10 simple questions.)

From today, you can easily check for yourself.

Previously, you would - like Brighton & Hove Independent journalists on Wednesday - have had to make an appointment to visit the councils Kings House headquarters, where you would be guided through the corridors of bureaucracy to a room containing a lever-arch file, the contents of which you are, strangely, not allowed to photocopy. (The taking of notes is allowed.)

And what would you have found? Nothing untoward, it seems. Not, at least, from a brief glimpse.Here are some bullet points: Councillor Julie Cattell, the Labour chair of the councils planning committee and a planner with East Sussex County Council, is the director and sole shareholder of CJ Planning Ltd, a planning agency, which will be wound up in the next six months. (A quick check with Brighton and Hove City Councils planning register shows a total 272 records of applications involving CJ Planning.); Councillor Jayne Bennett, a

Conservative councillor for Hove Park, appears to have the biggest property portfolio, listing six properties: 27 Hill Brow, Hove; 22 Eaton Court, Hove; 2A Bentham Road, Brighton; 7 Viaduct Road, Brighton; 166A Springfield Road, Brighton; and 74 Kemos Road, Portslade; Councillor Geoffrey Theobald, leader of the Conservative Group, is not far behind. The land and property he has comprises: 44 Dyke Road, Brighton; 28, 29 Ship Street, Brighton; 146 Preston Drive, Brighton; and 26 Warren Road, Brighton.

Three councillors - Councillor Robert Nemeth, a Conservative councillor who lists himself as owner of RS Nemeth Estates Ltd; Councillor Pete West, a Green councillor; and Councillor Phelim

Mac Cafferty, convenor of the Green Group - exercise their right under the 2011 Localism Act not to give an address/description of land.

The records show: The Member or co-opted Member has declared an interest in relation to this section, the details of which are withheld pursuant to Section 32 Localism Act 2011.

Basically, they apparently fear they might be subject to violence or intimidation.

In case you have not read this particular piece of legislation recently, it states that details need not be disclosed if the nature of the interest is such that the member or co-opted member, and the authoritys monitoring officer, consider that disclosure of the details of the interest could lead to the member or co-opted member, or a person connected with the member or co-opted member, being subject to violence or intimidation.

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Mental health workers for Brighton and Hove City Council are set to strike, in a dispute over night-time rotas.

UNISON said its 19 members in the mental health service were forced to work night shifts on a stand-by basis, even after working a day shift, with the threat of dismissal for non-compliance.

These are the mental health workers who are called out to assess people in crisis - whether it is at a police station, at home, or on the street.

Alex Knutsen, UNISON branch secretary, said: A voluntary night rota had successfully been in place for years it is only when senior managers decided it should be compulsory that problems arose. UNISON has put forward numerous alternatives to cover this essential service in a manner that does not place our dedicated members at risk, and more so, the people they assist.

The threats by the council to discipline and sack our members have been fundamentally damaging to generally reasonable industrial relations they are vindictive, and amount to straight out bullying.

He said he hoped the issue could be resolved - but the threat of dismissal must be withdrawn.

Caroline Penn, lead member for mental health at the council, said: They do a fantastic job and it is an absolutely vital service. I would be very concerned if it did come to strike action.

Denise DSouza, executive director of adult services said: We are looking forward to meeting UNISON early next week to hear their proposals to assist us in having a robust 24-hour approved mental health professional service across the city. We have a statutory duty to provide a responsive and sustainable service that ensures residents in need of an urgent assessment under the Mental Health Act receive one in a timely way throughout the day or night.

UNISON told the city council it would take night-time strike action from Friday, August 14, for six weeks, if the issue is not resolved. The dispute began in September 2014.

Preparations have also begun for a ballot of UNISONs entire council membership of 3,700 members. This would be the first all-out action taken by UNISON members in the city, over a local dispute, since the formation of the unitary authority in 1997.

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See pages 22 and 23 to find out more about the Brighton Digital Festival, and its 2015 programme.

Brighton Digital Festival names first chair

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Brighton Digital Festival today (Friday) announces its chair as Jon Pratty, a digital thought leader who helped create the festival in 2011.

This is the first time the event has appointed a chair, marking an exciting step forward for the fastest-growing digital festival in the UK.

Mr Pratty has had an extensive career in the arts and digital sector, including roles with the Arts Council England and digital publishing companies.

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steering the strategy of the festival and leading the consortium group.

Im immensely pleased to join as chair at this exciting time in Brighton Digital Festivals development, he said. The consortium model that steers the festival is unique in that it draws both digital industry and creative sector organisations together.

This supports the festival in creating a socially centred approach to programming, that reflects the needs and wants of the regions thriving digital and creative industries.

Its official. At 6pm yesterday (Thursday), the Brighton i360 tower became the tallest building in Sussex - having reached a height of 120 metres. And theres still about 50 metres to go.

Eleanor Harris, the i360s chief executive, said: The i360 is now the tallest structure in Sussex - taller than Shoreham Power Station, which previously was the tallest structure, and Sussex Heights in Brighton and Hove, which was the tallest building, and other famous landmarks such as Chichester Cathedral and the Gatwick Air Traffic Control tower. Up close the tower is an incredibly elegant and beautiful piece of architecture, soaring up into the sky and it will be fantastic to see the tower revealed in all its glory when the square jacking tower, used to build the tower, is removed next month. I was fortunate to go up the jacking tower at the weekend with the construction engineers and already the view from 60 metres is stunning. I cant wait to see the views from the i360 when it opens next summer and the pod will glide up to 138 metres - more than double the height of the jacking tower.

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Bess is a seven-year-old black and white female Border Collie who originally came to us with six puppies in March 2013. She is such a sweet girl and a firm favourite with the staff here at Shoreham.

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Pop-up dance areas will appear across the city, as part of a campaign to raise funds for a new performing arts hub in Brighton.

South East Dance will place floor squares around Brighton, which will provide a space for local artists to perform. The public will also be encouraged to get involved and join the professional community dancers.

Brightons very own Charleston group, Savoy Kicks has already lent its support to the campaign by dancing in a floor square on the citys iconic Bandstand.

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Saucy Jack and the Space VixensKomediaAugust 7 to 9Murder, disco, glamour and glitz! The Rocky Horror Show for the millennium comes to Brighton this summer for one week only.

At dead-end-dive Saucy Jacks, on the far off planet Frottage III, cabaret stars are being murdered at the hands of a killer with a deadly calling card a murderous shoe.

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Tickets on sale nowBrighton Comedy FestivalThe Dome, Komedia, and The Old MarketOctober 9 to 24Its back! The funniest, sunniest date in the comedy calendar, Brighton Comedy Festival returns to The Dome, Komedia, and The Old Market this year with another stellar line up of the worlds best comedians.

More than 30,000 Brighton residents and seaside revelers will be delighted to see: Dara O Briain, One Man Breaking Bad, Nina Conti, Ed Byrne, John Lloyd, Tommy Tiernan, Jason Byrne, Lee Nelson, Rob Beckett, Festival of the Spoken Nerd, James Acaster, Nish Kumar, Joe Lycett, Beardyman,

Alfie Moore, Hardeep Singh Kohli, Fred MacAuley, The Thinking Drinkers Club, with many more to be announced.

There will be the usual surprise line up of comedy heavyweights for the Gala Opening Night and the ever- popular Best Of The Fest, multi bill line ups on Saturdays.

With more than 70 performances across 16 days, the city really will be awash with laughter.

For a full up-to-date line up of listings and ticket prices, please check the Brighton Comedy Festival website, at: brightoncomedyfestival.com

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Single release: Battery Operated OrchestraElectronic pop duo Battery Operated Orchestra (BOO) will appear on BBC Introducing: The South, on August 16, after releasing a new single: Tin Can Telephone.

The Brightonian husband-and-wife duo, Brigitte Rose and Chris Black (originally of Tasmania and Glasgow), create irony-free, unpolished-on-purpose DIY synthpop.

They met in London, practising in a dank room in Kings Cross, but soon fled the metropolis for the fresh sea air of Brighton, where they have self-released three EPs and an album (Incomplete Until Broken). Critics have compared them

to a cross between Stereolab, YMO, Cocteau Twins and Crystal Castles, their music being a crunch-up of radiophonics, J-pop, krautrock and imaginary childrens TV music.

The bands videos and CD artwork are all hand-made, and at live shows the pair perform alongside home-made film and light collages.

The newly released single, Tin Can Telephone, was created with guest remixers Vile Electrodes (Hastings) and JTA (Brighton).

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Whats On Guide

FRIDAY

Childrens Day@BrightonOpenMktJoin us for a new activity day for children at The Open Market. Featuring a free Lego building workshop.10:30am - 3pm, freeThe Open MarketMarshalls Row, BN1 4JU

American Blues Kat & Co Live at the Ranelagh!@ToneTradeAmerican Blues hits Brighton! Kat & Co songs are centered on metropolitan life through the use of contemporary beats and production techniques.8pm, FreeThe Ranelagh2-3 High Street, BN21RP

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Kid Creole & The Coconuts@concorde_2They are timeless and unique. Think youre ready for the real deal? Then come see the legend yourself!7pm, 22.50Concorde 2Madeira Drive BN2 1EN

August Aernoon Jazz: Sussex Jazz Orchestra@ropetackleart One of Brightons best kept secrets, the Sussex Jazz Orchestra is an exciting 20-piece big band currently conducted by Mark Bassey.5pm, FreeRopetackle Arts CentreBN43 5EG

Brighton and Hove Albion FC vs Nottingham Forest FC@OfficialBHAFCNottingham Forest FC come to town to face Brighton at the American Express Community Stadium for the first match of the season.7:45pm, 5 - 32American Express Community StadiumVillage Way, BN1 9BL

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Sunday In The Park With Jazz@BOATheatreA mini-festival featuring Sussex Jazz Orchestra, led by Mark Bassey, and Trees, a new Big Band playing original home-grown compositions and arrangements in its debut gig, led by Terry Pack.1.30pm - 4:35pm, FreeBrighton Open Air TheatrePark Dyke Road, BN3 6EH

Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra@Unitarian Church Come see the Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra at Brighton Unitarian Church. 5pm until 6pm, 15Brighton Unitarian ChurchBN1 1UF

Brunswick Festival@BrunswickFestivThe Brunswick Festival is organised by a group of volunteers and local residents living in Brunswick Town. The festival presents a programme of free and fun activities.All day, Free.37b Brunswick Place,BN3 1ND

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Bleeding Hearts Club@Rialto_BrightonEvery once in a while BHC hosts a night of unamplified music and poetry. Shockingly, its taken us until August for our first of the year.8pm, 311 Dyke RoadBN1 3FE

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Design Fair BrightonFundraiser for Cancer Research UK and Macmillan Cancer. Opportunity to buy donated work from more than 40 emerging artists and designers.6pm until 10pm, The DorsetBN1 1YB

WEDNESDAY

Life Drawing: The Mixed Pose@BrightonDrawingThe Mixed Pose is a life drawing session with a tea and coffee break half way through.7:30pm, 6Studio 10, New England HouseNew England Street BN1 4GH

THURSDAY

Animated Clay Workshop@BrightonMakerClubBring your stories to life in this exciting stop motion animation workshop run by Curiosity Hub. 10am, 19-24, Ages 6-9, 10-13Brighton MakerClub114 London Road, BN1 4LJ

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THE COUNTDOWN is on for the Johnston Press Business Awards as award-winning companies from across the south take centre stage to vie for new honours.The awards celebrate the

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Brain Gym No.234

Each number in the grid represents a different letter of the alphabet and every letter of the alphabet is used. Use the given letter(s) to the right of the main grid to start you off.

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Give yourself ten minutes to nd as many words as possible using the letters in the grid. Each word must use the central letter and at least 3 others, and letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns, but verb forms ending in s are permitted. There is one 9-letter word to be found.

acorn, action, actions, actor, acts, antic, arcsin, cairn, cannot, canon, canonist, cans, cant, canto, canton, cantor, cart, carton, carts, casino, cast, castor, cation, citron, coast, coat, coats, coin, coins, coir, cons, constrain, contain, contains, corn, cost, icon, racist, sanction, scan, scant, scar, scat, scion, scoria, scorn, sonic, stannic, stoic, tonic.

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Fill in the grids below so that every column, every row and each of the 3x3 boxes contains all the digits from 1 to 9.

Double Crossword

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always (4)

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CirclegramReplace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be arranged to form words on a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

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Last weeks solutions:CRYPTIC - Across: 7 Flash in the pan; 8 Baseball; 9 Tank; 10 Fitter; 12 Inland; 14 Agents; 16 Novice; 18 Carp; 20 Swallows; 22 Beside the mark. Down: 1 Cleaning; 2 Assent; 3 Lima; 4 Stallion; 5 Rental; 6 Main; 11 Resisted; 13 Nice work; 15 Napkin; 17 Volume; 19 Abet; 21 Ache. QUICK - Across: 7 Dishonourable; 8 Minister; 9 Tube; 10 Parent; 12 Ignore; 14 Leader; 16 Grimly; 18 Clap; 20 Strength; 22 Ac-commodation. Down: 1 Mitigate; 2 Thrive; 3 Unit; 4 Guarding; 5 Carton; 6 Glib; 11 Tiresome; 13 Relation; 15 Deploy; 17 Ignite; 19 Lack; 21 Rude.

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BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCILPLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990

PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 31/07/2015:

BH2015/024188E Sussex Heights 14 St Margarets Place Brighton Householder Planning Consent Replacement of existing windows with UPVC windows.

BH2015/0250897 Hartington Road Brighton Full Planning Conversion of existing ground floor unit (B1) to 1no two bedroom residential unit (C3) with associated car parking and demolition of part of existing structures to rear.

BH2015/0261289 Church Road Hove Full Planning Erection of two storey rear extension at basement and ground floor level.

BH2015/02203Flat 1 1 Adelaide Crescent Hove Listed Building Consent Internal alterations to layout of flat. (Retrospective)

BH2015/02606Flat 11 54-56 Brunswick Place Hove Listed Building Consent Internal alterations to layout of flat.

BH2015/02403Brighton College Eastern Road Brighton Full Planning Demolition of existing Sports Hall, Chowen building and Blackshaw building and Pavilion to facilitate erection of a new 4 storey (including lower ground) Sports and Sciences building together with associated works. Removal of a section of the boundary wall facing Sutherland Road to create new car park entrance with car lift to underground parking area.

BH2015/02434Flat 4 54 - 55 Ventnor Villas Hove Householder Planning Consent Replacement of existing single glazed timber framed windows and door with powder coated aluminium framed double glazed units.

BH2015/021011 Great College Street Brighton Householder Planning Consent Replacement of existing UPVC windows with timber windows to front and rear.

BH2015/0244810 Sudeley Street Brighton Householder Planning Consent Excavation to enlarge existing basement level and installation of sliding door, creation of retaining wall and steps to access rear garden.

BH2015/0258039 College Place Brighton Householder Planning Consent Erection of two storey rear extension and alterations to fenestration.

BH2015/02592 & BH2015/0259315 - 17 Portland Place Brighton Full Planning and Listed Building Consent Replacement of 3no existing rooflights and installation of access rooflight.

BH2015/02386187 Church Road Hove Householder Planning Consent Installation of rear dormer.

BH2015/0250897 Hartington Road Brighton Full Planning Conversion of existing ground floor unit (B1) to 1no two bedroom residential unit (C3) with associated car parking and demolition of part of existing structures to rear.

BH2015/025528 Princes Square Hove Householder Planning Consent Erection of a single storey rear extension with roof alterations incorporating extension, rooflights and rear dormers with associated external works.

BH2015/0256936C Preston Park Avenue Brighton Householder Planning Consent Erection of first floor rear and two storey side extension incorporating revised access and fenestration.

BH2015/024188E Sussex Heights 14 St Margarets Place Brighton Householder Planning Consent Replacement of existing windows with UPVC windows.

BH2015/0222724 Westbourne Villas Hove Householder Planning Consent Excavation at front of property to enlarge existing basement.

BH2015/0254714 - 16 Walsingham Road Hove Full Planning Roof alterations incorporating hip to gable roof extension at number 16 Walsingham Road, roof lights and rear gables.

BH2015/025528 Princes Square Hove Householder Planning Consent Erection of a single storey rear extension with roof alterations incorporating extension, rooflights and rear dormers with associated external works.

BH2015/0265957 Tongdean Avenue Hove Full Planning Erection of 1no five bedroom single dwelling with double garage to front garden of existing property.

BH2015/026371 Hanover Crescent Brighton Listed Building Consent Replacement of windows, doors and railings to the rear.

BH2015/0259162 Woodland Drive Hove Householder Planning Consent Erection of single storey and two storey rear extensions with roof alterations including dormers, rooflights and associated external works. (Part Retrospective)

BH2015/025507 West Hill Road Brighton Full Planning Conversion of existing 2no flats into 1no house at lower ground and ground floor level with alterations to fenestration and other associated works.

Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended)Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure)

(England) Order 2015NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13

BH2015/02403Brighton College Eastern Road BrightonI give notice that Brighton College is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Demolition of existing Sports Hall, Chowen building and Blackshaw building and Pavilion to facilitate erection of a new 4 storey (including lower ground) Sports and Sciences building together with associated works. Removal of a section of the boundary wall facing Sutherland Road to create new car park entrance with car lift to underground parking area. The proposed development/use would result in major development affecting a building or buildings where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more.

BH2015/02449Land Adjoining Unit 5 274 Old Shoreham Road HoveI give notice that Metric Property (Hove) Ltd is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Variation of condition 2 of application BH2011/03791 (Erection of new single storey non-food retail unit with mezzanine floor.) to permit amendments to the approved drawings to allow alterations to staff car parking layout, revisions to elevations and trading as one unit rather than two separate units. The proposed application applies to a Variation of Condition relating to a major application where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more

BH2015/02525Land Adjoining Unit 5 274 Old Shoreham Road HoveI give notice that Metric Property (Hove) Ltd is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Variation of conditions 9 and 15 of application BH2011/03791 (Erection of new single storey non-food retail unit with mezzanine floor.) to alter the BREEAM requirements from Excellent to Very Good and the rating from 60% to 55%. The proposed application applies to a Variation of Conditions relating to a major application where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or moreYou can view the application on the Council website www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/planning applications. Any representations should be made in writing to the Planning and Building Control Applications Manager, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ, or via the website, within 21 days of this notice, quoting the application number. Please note that all representations received will be open for public inspection and late representations may not be considered.

Jeanette Walsh, Planning and Building Control Applications Manager

07 August 2015

BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984

BRIGHTON & HOVE VARIOUS CONTROLLED PARKING ZONES CONSOLIDATION ORDER 2015

AMENDMENT ORDER NO.* 201* (REF: TRO-17A-2015) (QUEENS ROAD)

BRIGHTON & HOVE OUTER AREAS (WAITING, LOADING AND PARKING) AND CYCLE LANES CONSOLIDATION

ORDER 2013 AMENDMENT ORDER NO. * 201* (TRO-17B-2015)

(QUEENS ROAD)

NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council (the Council) proposes to make the Orders named above under the relevant Sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended which if they come into force will introduce the following changes:

To add sections of no loading/unloading restrictions on the cycle lane on the west side of Queens Road from the junction of Upper Gloucester Road to Junction Road.

To make the existing cycle lane a mandatory contraflow cycle lane on the west side of Queens Road from the junction of Upper Gloucester Road to Junction Road.

A copy of this Notice, the proposed Orders, plans showing the lengths of road affected and a statement of the Councils reasons for proposing to make the Orders, may be seen online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-proposals. These documents together with a copy of the existing Orders to be amended may also be examined at the Customer Service Centres at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday 8.45am-5.00pm).

All objections and other representations relating to any or all of the proposed Orders must be made in writing and all objections must specify the grounds on which they are made and should be sent to the Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, 2nd Floor Kings House, Grand Avenue Hove BN3 2LS (quoting the above reference) or by e-mail to [email protected] or online (see details above) no later than 28th August 2015. Please ensure you include your full name and address.

Dated: 7th August 2015

Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, c/o Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2LS

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The aura of Zamora

The re-signing of Bobby Zamora has created an audible buzz among the Albion faithful, the like of which hasnt been heard since the inauguration of the Amex.

The 34-year-old Londoner enjoyed the most prolific spell of his career on the south coast, illuminating the Theatre of Trees with goals that fired Albion to two successive championships. Needless to say, he is held in very high regard in these parts.

Some people say you should never go back in football. Trying to re-live past glories doesnt always bear fruit. Peter Ward, whose strikes propelled Albion to the top flight in the late 1970s, enjoyed a largely-disappointing homecoming a few years later. The sublime John Byrne, who formed such a devastating partnership with Mickey Small

for just one season was a shadow of his former self during his two additional periods at the Goldstone.

Bobby is a markedly different player now to the one whose eye for goal earned a big-money switch to Spurs in 2003. Wearing the stripes, Zamora was a pacey forward, an unerring finisher, and was great in the air aided and abetted by the left boot of Paul Watson. A more-than-useful goalscorer since, he hasnt quite hit the back of the net as often. But he has played at a much higher level consistently. Add lining up alongside and against proven internationals, representing his country twice, and featuring in a UEFA Cup final, and Bobbys career can only be viewed as a success.

His link-up play is exceptional and he will fill the void created by Glenn Murrays premature departure in 2011. But, for all the skill and experience Bobby

brings to Albions much-improved forward line, his initial impact off the pitch could be priceless.

Bobby finished the chances created by one of the all-time great Albion squads. A group of players whose dedication, drive, team spirit, and will to win beautifully exemplified the supporters seemingly never-ending fight to secure the holy grail of Falmer.

The fans remember how good those times were and at its heart was Robert Lester Zamora. There is genuine excitement on the highways and byways of Sussex for a man who can be described only as a returning hero. Sometimes, the overall impact a player makes cannot be gauged in performances alone.

When he trots on to the hallowed Amex turf for the first time, the roar will be spine-tingling, emotion-charged, and crystallise exactly why we all love this wonderful game.

Welcome home, Bobby.

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3 Gordon GreerDefenderBorn: December 14, 1980Height: 64Weight: 13st 4lbs

5 Lewis DunkDefenderBorn: November 21, 1991Height: 64Weight: 13st 11lbs

6 Dale StephensMidfielderBorn: December 12, 1989Height: 61Weight: 11st 3lbs

7 Berayam KayalMidfielderBorn: May 2, 1988Height: 510Weight: 11st 9lbs

8 Andrew CroftsMidfielderBorn: May 29, 1984Height: 59Weight: 11st 7lbs

9 Sam BaldockStrikerBorn: March 15, 1989 Height: 57Weight: 10st 8lbs

10 Tomer HemedStrikerBorn: May 2, 1987Height: 60Weight: 12st 4lbs

11 Chris OGradyStrikerBorn: January 25, 1986Height: 63Weight: 12st 4lbs

12 Gaetan BongDefenderBorn: April 25, 1988Height: 60Weight: 11st 9lbs

13 David StockdaleGoalkeeperBorn: September 20, 1985Height: 63Weight: 13st 4lbs

14 Inigo CalderonDefenderBorn: January 4, 1982 Height: 511Weight: 13st 0lbs

16 Casper AnkergrenGoalkeeperBorn: November 9, 1979Height: 63Weight: 15st 2lbs

18 Jake Forster-CaskeyMidfielderBorn: April 25, 1994Height: 510Weight: 10st 1lbs

20 Solly MarchStrikerBorn: July 20, 1994 Height: 511Weight: 12st 2lbs

22 Danny HollaMidfielderBorn: December 31, 1987Height: 510Weight: 11st 9lbs

23 Liam RoseniorDefenderBorn: July 9, 1984Height: 510Weight: 12st 0lbs

24 Rohan InceMidfielderBorn: November 8, 1992Height: 63Weight: 12st 8lbs

25 Bobby ZamoraForwardBorn: January 16, 1981Height: 6 0Weight: 11st 7lbs

26 Glen ReaDefenderBorn: September 3, 1994Height: n/aWeight: n/a

27 Perez Adrian ColungaStrikerBorn: November 17, 1984Height: 58Weight: 11st 0lbs

28 Adam ChicksenDefenderBorn: September 27, 1991Height: 58Weight: 11st 9lbs

30 Kazenga LualuaMidfielderBorn: December 10, 1990Height: 511Weight: 12st 0lbs

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