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Calum Ross Adams was cleared over incidents at Brighton incident and at the Harvester restaurant there CHARGES against a man accused of drunken and racist behaviour were dropped over a lack of evidence. Calum Ross Adams stood trial at Brighton Magistrates’ Court accused of racist harassment and abusing a police officer. It was claimed the 25-year-old was part of a group who abused Aisha Khan and Ayla Khan. But Aisha Khan was not available to give evidence during the trial. Ayla Khan said she was “shocked” by the foul language used by the men, and by the sexual threats made by the group at Brighton Marina.
Image: DMH Stallard PLANS to build three warehouses on a former nursery site have been approved by Mid Sussex District Council. The application, for the Marylands site, in Cowfold Road, Bolney, was given the nod at a meeting of the planning committee on Thursday (April 15). A report to the committee said the site would provide economic and social benefits to the area, bringing jobs during and after its construction. This was borne out when the meeting was told that a Sussex-based business was already lined up to move into two of the units. Marylands Nursery site, Bolney Applicant Robin Barton said: “We have a development here that has the capacity to deliver on what is most needed in the current climate – jobs and investment.”