Police are appealing for witnesses after "a white man with grey hair, 6’, wearing gloves and mask as well as a black jacket" allegedly robbed the post office

Nicholas Lowe, 44, was found unresponsive in his room at St Martins Place, a supported accommodation facility for prison-leavers in Brighton, in October 2025

Scott Ainslie, a Lambeth councillor and former London MEP, said his daughter and her two housemates faced delays, poor communication, and an uncleaned flat.

The water in Queens Park has been described as a "death trap for wildlife" by worried locals after a video was posted of a seagull getting stuck

A bat who became trapped in a toilet after searching for water during the heatwave has survived thanks to Sussex Wildlife Trust and Sussex Bat Group.

West Sussex County Council reported itself to the Information Commissioner's Office after a 22-year-old urban explorer entered empty office building

Grieving parents have told of their heartbreak that maternity services are receiving the same rating from inspectors after concerns were initially raised five years ago.

Being an author is a lonely life, writes Graham Bartlett,

A public consultation has been launched on plans to introduce new loading bays in Hove.

A former martial arts enthusiast appeared in court after being found with three samurai swords

A road will be temporarily closed for new electricity connection works

The band played at Beechwood Grove in Eastbourne for resident Marrienne Hylands, 89, to honour her more than 40 years as their tenor horn

Sussex Police has been named UK’s best force for answering 999 calls

Brighton and Hove City Council intends to dispose of leasehold interest in a public open space.

A 1930s Arts and Crafts detached house is on the market for £1.5 million

These photographs capture the Buck Moon glowing above the Seven Sisters.

A fungi-themed trail will bring world of Wallace & Gromit to life for families this autumn.

A crematorium has been rated 'outstanding' by Federation of Burial and Cremation Authorities.

A fresh take on a literary classic is set to return to the stage with brand-new cast.

A historic embroidery is returning to public view for first time in years.

Fatboy Slim is marking 30 years since the release of his debut album, a record that helped shape sound of British dance music in the 1990s.

A Bognor Regis boccia star is heading to Seoul to compete on the world stage.

A restaurant has become the 200th business to sign up to a campaign supporting Sussex food and drink.

A community centre in Brighton is seeking a new premises licence.

A kitchen manufacturer is launching new direct-to-consumer venture.

The full cast for modern adaptation of Antigone has been announced.

A mother has described her horror after discovering that a man later convicted of child sex offences was working in her local Lidl in Billingshurst

Officers were called to the area between Kingsway and Western Road at about 5.10pm on Saturday, August 15, following reports of a stabbing.

Katherine Hopkins, from Hove, was hospitalised for a month after contracting a parasitic infection and believes it was caused by contaminated seawater

Brighton has the highest number of underage drinkers ending up in hospital, according to The Sun.

An inquest into the death of a 30 year old new mother has revealed that an opportunity was missed to test her for a dangerous pregnancy condition.

A Brighton bridge has become infamous for attracting pooing pigeons and a local councillor is demanding action.

Originally located with a large and much loved shop on Church St, the hardware store Dockerills has recently opened a new location in Five Ways

Sussex Police is appealing for information following the incident earlier today (Sunday, August 16)

Brighton and Hove tourism and hospitality organisations and local artists are celebrating the successful delivery of a place-making initiative.

The glamping trip on the grounds of Ayton Castle, the historic Scottish Borders estate recently purchased by Alan Carr, is available to book now.

Legend has it that King Canute tried – and failed – to hold back the tide in the village of Bosham

Argus reporter Charles Pring reviews the Loxwood Joust 2026, which takes place over three weekends in August near Billingshurst in West Sussex.

A Pease Pottage café plans to give a percentage of its evening takings to St Catherine's Hospice after being given permission to extend its opening hours.

Police were called to Marine Parade, Worthing, at about 10pm on Friday, August 14, following reports of a collision involving an overturned car.

Hosted by Sussex Yacht Club, the event was first created in 2019 and aims to raise money for local charities while bringing the community together.

The annual event has evolved into one of the town's biggest community festivals, celebrating Littlehampton's rich maritime heritage and busy harbour.

The line to Haywards Heath was closed after a Southern train derailed on August 13. Emergency services mounted a major response.

Traffic is queueing and partially blocked due to a stalled vehicle on A27 Eastbound at A26 (Southerham Roundabout).

Route director Lucy McAuliffe said the Rail Accident Investigation Branch had concluded its work on site, thanking the local community for its support.

The cancellation follows a decision by the government to issue a rare emergency alert to millions of mobile phones across the UK warning against starting fires.

A parish council will be offered the opportunity to take over a charitable trust and its assets, a county councillor has agreed.

A Canine Behaviour Expert at Rover has shared how to safely introduce a new dog to an existing pet at home

Lee Stonehouse believes that while he is "chronologically 63," he has the mind and body of a 44-year-old

A Brighton resident has raised concerns that the installation of EV chargers will encourage more home-owners to pave over their front gardens, in an attempt to create guaranteed parking.