A grieving daughter says she feels she is losing her dad “all over again” after Seaford Town Council announced plans to replace memorial benches.

As restaurant novelties go, tables with swinging chairs is a pretty good one

When police officers were first issued with body worn video (BWV) towards the end of my policing career.

Young cricketers from Cottesmore School have been selected to represent Sussex after progressing through the county’s highly competitive trial process.

The M23 turn-off into Hickstead is seeing delays as police respond to an incident in the area.

Two accidents have caused the A23 to be partially blocked.

A 14-bedroom country estate has been named Sussex’s largest group getaway, sleeping up to 28 guests under one roof.

An NHS contract will bring specialist eye care to thousands of children in special schools.

Lewes town will unite this November to honour those who served.

A dyslexia advocate has been recognised with a national award for work promoting neurodiversity in education.

Arun Choral Society will premiere new festive choral work.

Chris Ward MP has called for greater action to tackle hate crime.

A Brighton venue has applied for a renewal of its sexual entertainment licence.

A new £1.2 million funding programme is set to support community-led projects.

These photographs capture the beautiful autumn colours of Leonardslee Gardens in West Sussex.

A refuse vehicle turned mobile classroom has been helping pupils learn about waste and recycling in unique way.

Nursery children have been growing pumpkins and learning through hands-on gardening.

An exhibition is shining a light on power of human connection.

A famous couple is set to return to the stage with brand new show.

A pair of pups are helping to put Lewes on the map as haven for dog lovers.

Entries are now open for annual London to Brighton Electric Vehicle (EV) Rally.

A charity is inviting people to take part in fire walk to help raise funds for its work.

Residents are being urged to prepare their medicine cabinets as part of winter health campaign.

A council leader is set to give evidence at a Parliamentary inquiry into future of affordable housing.

A high-energy dance show celebrating the rhythms of funk and soul set to take the stage.

A new government scheme helping families cut energy bills by up to £550 a year has been welcomed by MP.

Lifestyle website Muddy Stilettos has included 8 Sussex destinations in its 2027 Best Places to Live guide, which features 260 locations.

Journalism Matters highlights Andy Burnham’s call to protect independent and local news, fair digital markets, and journalism’s role in democracy.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham explains that with greater local power must come local accountability. And that is why local journalism matters.

Andy Burnham backs Journalism Matters, calling journalism a vital national infrastructure and local news essential for democracy and accountability.

Centrepoint welcomed the new changes by hosting a visit from Department for Work and Pensions Minister Stephen Timms MP

A man has died following a late-night crash between two cars.

A man was seriously injured after a collision at Lowfield Heath in Crawley on October 31.

A road has been partially blocked following a crash involving two cars on the A27.

Chichester households are being urged to prepare for emergencies.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of breaching a Domestic Violence Protection Order.

Cliff Wright, 63, from Newhaven in East Sussex, is the artist behind the original books covers of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

A Brighton street will be shut for months due to construction work.

A complaint made by the former mayor of Brighton and Hove about the former deputy mayor was heard in secret by a council standards panel.

A support group for stroke survivors has highlighted there is "life beyond a stroke" as it celebrated a national day.

Hundreds of veteran vehicles brought motoring history roaring back to Brighton as they completed the annual run from London to the south coast.

Legends is no one-trick pony, as their Sunday offering attests: a delicious Sunday roast, cheeky cabaret entertainment and a comfortable night's sleep

A centuries-old church is one step closer to building its first ever community hall.

Brighton and Hove City Council is planning changes to parking and road layout on Sutherland Road.

Northern Ireland crisp maker Glens of Antrim Potatoes has ceased trading after entering administration, with 95 staff made redundant.

Kew Gardens and Kew Wakehurst are preparing for festive November.

easyJet offers a discount on babies’ first UK passport for eligible Gatwick holidays, while new eGates let arrivals enter without showing passports.

A couple from Sussex has launched an online store to sell award-winning bed pads.

A technical fault on the Swing Bridge has blocked the road near Newhaven.

A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after a stabbing in Lancing left a man in hospital.