On August 12, a judge issued a possession order - meaning that the council already has the legal right to authorise bailiffs to evict the group from the site.

Brighton and Hove Wildlife Rescue responded to reports of ducks being covered in oil after a spill in Rottingdean Pond.

A Sussex business owner is among thousands searching for family following devastating flash floods in Nepal.

Oxfam is encouraging shoppers across Brighton and Hove to consider purchasing second hand items through its Second Hand September campaign.

Thousands of people turned out to enjoy Worthing Carnival over the bank holiday weekend.

A CBBC children's show is inviting applications for a feature allowing children to slime an adult on live TV.

It’s been a summer full of positive announcements from the Labour Party, both locally and nationally.

A signalling failure between Littlehampton and Hove means that Littlehampton to London Victoria services are cancelled in both directions.

The attack took place in the car park of Chichester railway station in West Sussex at around 7.20pm on Friday, June 26.

Disco royalty, pop stars, dance visionaries and rap pioneers graced the stage at one of the south coast’s biggest festivals

The line between Haywards Heath and Lewes reopened on September 1 after extensive repairs were completed following the incident near Lewes on August 13.

Rob Chisholm was concerned about weeds at a bus stop in Rose Walk, Goring-on-Sea, which he thought might cause older passengers to lose balance.

Fire and rescue crews have been praised for professionalism and preparedness during a recent visit by county councillors.

A head shave fundraiser has raised triple its original target in support of counsellor living with cancer.

More than 100 events are set to take place across the county to celebrate ageing and mark national Older People’s Day.

Ambulance teams have been put through their paces in simulated chemical emergency in woodland.

Thousands of homes and businesses in Uckfield now have access to faster broadband, but many yet to make the switch.

Residents are being invited to learn more about major regeneration programme reshaping their town.

A county council has renewed its commitment to sustainable economic growth.

A series of speakers have been announced for live evening events programme.

A marketing agency has launched hands-on work experience programme.

A detached family home with four bedrooms and large garden is on the market for £1 million.

Specialist cycling sessions have helped people rediscover joy of riding, regardless of age or ability.

A bike shop raised more than £7,000 to support children with cancer and their families.

A major anniversary is being marked with packed programme of Norman-themed events.

A beach in West Sussex has been named one of UK's top seaside destinations for dogs.

West Sussex County Council social care staff have been shortlisted for national awards.

An internship scheme is helping students gain real-world experience.

A pioneering new surgical procedure is improving lives of Crohn’s disease patients.

More than 100 unsafe electric blankets found during West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service’s annual checks last autumn.

An art supply scheme is giving materials a second chance to inspire creativity.

Leisure centres have reported surge in visitors during the summer holidays.

A critical examination of austerity and its far-reaching impacts has earned university lecturer a book award.

A new partnership could raise more than £3.7 million over next five years to support end-of-life care.

More than £1.5 million funding will boost efforts to tackle rough sleeping in Eastbourne.

Three young market traders have earned a place in national competition after impressing judges at regional finals.

One year ago, Rye was transformed once again for a Netflix production, and it has been in plenty of other shows and films.

Members of the public were advised not to swim at a section of Littlehampton beach after sewage was discharged into the water.

Photographs show damage to a tree after strong winds and heavy rain battered the South East.

A Brighton man has decided to get a unique tattoo of the i360 dedicated to when he claimed to the top of the structure.

Tica, in Boundary Road, will shut on September 30, ending a chapter that began in 1975 when businessman Harold Harris opened it as a general store

The Reading Room on Brighton beach seafront has finally been granted retrospective consent for canopies installed without approval.

Argus reporter Charles Pring tries out Brighton's new Beryl e-scooters, riding around the city for his Pring It On! column.

The Lanes Hotel on Brighton's seafront is now being marketed with a guide price of £2.5 million by Savills.

Thousands of people headed to Brighton to enjoy this year's Mod Weekender.

Bournefest organisers have been criticised for "appalling communication" after the Eastbourne seafront hotel was called off at short notice.

Data obtained through Freedom of Information requests by National Debtline shows that in 2025/26, councils across Sussex referred at least 17,800 council tax arrears cases to bailiffs.

Residents of Nevill Road in Lewes, East Sussex, have expressed “outrage” after a 5G telecommunications mast next to a school was given retrospective planning permission.

New figures show 87,450 asylum appeals were in the UK court system at the end of March, the highest number on record and a 72 per cent increase from 50,976 a year earlier.

A solar project is helping power homes and businesses with clean energy.