A coffee van owner says he has been targeted by "intimidating" behaviour that is affecting his livelihood - and has ruined his life in this country

Peregrine falcons have once again returned to nest on the spire of Chichester Cathedral, marking 25 years since the birds were first spotted

The Good Food Guide has picked out cosy pubs across the country with great-value menus.

The waste, which had accumulated at the former Longbrook Pavilion site off Hook Lane in Bognor Regis, had sparked concerns from nearby residents

A mum-of-two has won £83,333 in the People's Postcode Lottery as £1 million is split between her and her neighbours

The plans, which would see the homes built on land west of Bines Road, in Partridge Green, have been recommended for approval

The Azur Marina Pavilion, a hospitality venue on the St Leonards seafront in East Sussex, has been closed since January 2024

Knight Frank have been appointed to seek buyer for Brighton’s 126-year-old Grade II* listed pier

Typically running from January to March and peaking in February, snowdrops signal the first sign of spring.

Clarkes of Sussex, in Burgess Hill, which has operated in the area for more than four decades, will close in April

Kinsbrook Vineyard, in Thakeham, has notified Horsham District Council of its plans to host the campsite for two days each week from April to September 2026

Roffey Homes will begin preparation works for the Union Gardens development this month, following the purchase of the site from Worthing Borough Council

Plans to lower the speed limit in part of Newhaven are due to go in front of county councillors next week.

With much-anticipated opening of the Crazy Goose gastropub on Boyce’s Street in Brighton’s Lanes this week, Nick Mosley takes a gander.

I was delighted to join local NHS staff and management at the Royal Sussex Hospital for a big announcement on the future of cancer care in our region.

Patients are receiving faster cancer diagnosis in Sussex, ensuring they can access life-saving treatment and quicker treatment.

Jess Brown-Fuller MP has reaffirmed her commitment to improving infant feeding support for families.

Two roads in Portslade are set to close temporarily for high voltage cable installation.

The deadline to apply for 2026 is Monday February 16, and the agreements will start from March 1 on a one or two-year basis.

The University of Chichester welcomes comedian Joe Wells back to campus on March 5 for a live book reading and discussion.

It’s a sign of the times. Where would you rather flee to? The US or China? 693,000 fled the UK last year. Are you surprised?

Brighton Dome welcomes a range of engaging and entertaining events for children of all ages and their families to its three venues this this spring.

Dan Schreiber, co-host of the QI podcast No Such Thing As A Fish, will bring a new comedy show to Brighton.

Saltdean-based artist Laura Callaghan presents Ebb & Flow: Wild Waters, a solo art exhibition exploring the shifting rhythms of tide and season.

Customers demanded answers from South East Water bosses over the company's handling of water supply disruption.

I doubt any readers will have failed to notice the deluge of bad weather and storms which have hit the south coast in recent weeks.

Hastings Borough Council’s housing acquisitions programme has led to fewer children living in temporary accommodation and has helped people out of rough sleeping in 2025.

This month, I have two garden talks to deliver, first on Tuesday the 10th in East Dean Village Hall, and second on Wednesday the 11th in the King Edward Hall.

Horsham climate tech innovator Showerkap has formally appointed Malcolm Foreman to its board of directors as chief financial officer (CFO).

Piglet's Pantry pies WILL be on sale at the Amex on Sunday.

Drag superstar RuPaul is making his debut at Brighton and Hove Pride this year

Crowborough training camp has made national headlines in recent months after the Home Office identified it as a site to house up to 540 immigrants

The Bishop of Chichester, Dr Martin Warner, has announced that he will retire from office at the end of May 2026

A small business has faced “absolute chaos” after losing its phone line for two weeks

An ambulance involved in a crash yesterday evening was transporting a person to hospital

The footbridge at Hampden Park station in Eastbourne, East Sussex, will be temporarily taken out of service from February 7 until mid-April

Opposition councillors said that Brighton and Hove City Council was “on its knees” as the Labour leadership went cap in hand to the government for £15 million so they could set a legally balanced budget.

A popular cut-through will be closed off after councillors approved an application to block one end and to restrict access through another.

Horsham District Council is currently working alongside West Sussex County Council to facilitate the removal of the trailer

The city’s seafront is primed for the reopening of Shelter Hall at the bottom of West Street on Monday, February 9.

Sir Stephen Fry enjoyed a tour of one of the city’s most popular attractions

Police have spoken out ahead of a game between two rival football club.

A police sergeant who tapped out a tune on a female colleague’s bottom before asking her for naked pictures has kept his job

Julia Donaldson, author of The Gruffalo, and The Gruffalo's child, has announced a new book, Gruffalo Granny, will be published on September 10, 2026

The Environment Agency is carrying out work to protect properties at Climping Beach, between Littlehampton and Bognor Regis

Jeffrey Epstein was invited to Sussex to shoot ducks and pheasants, emails have revealed.

A former bingo hall which was set to be demolished for housing has been put on the market

Drone pictures show flooding encroaching on homes in a West Sussex town.

The apartment, located in the Bayside development on Brighton Road, in Worthing, is described as "a rare and truly exceptional opportunity".

Chichester Cathedral's Glowing + Alive exhibition will be exploring the story behind the creation of John Piper's iconic High Altar tapestry