A crash has partially blocked the A27 at Lewes.

A teacher has been banned from the profession after he sent thousands of messages to a pupil at Durrington High School in Worthing that included pictures of himself in bed.

Brighton and Hove City Council says it wants to take control of buses in the city - to stop "millions of pounds going into shareholders' pockets"

Britain is broken. As someone who loves their country, that is not something I say lightly, writes Nigel Farage.

The doors to the A&E entrance at the Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath remain boarded up and in need of repair six weeks after a crash.

A former police box on Stanford Avenue in Brighton could be converted into a "family-sized" house, according to new plans.

A first look inside The Duke of Devonshire, a Mitchells & Butlers pub Eastbourne, East Sussex, following its recent renovation works

With Reform UK becoming increasingly apparent and the council elections around the corner, we were keen to ask Brighton locals their opinions about Reform

Worthing’s Pothole Patrol is calling for urgent, long-term repairs on a number of key roads and known hotspots across Worthing.

Revellers planning stag or hen parties in Brighton and Hove could be left facing a hefty bill, with new research revealing the true financial costs.

Works at Junction 10 on the M23, in Crawley, began in February and are expected to last for 12 months.

The parking offender cited in The Argus, 23rd March, Jan Goodey, may claim to be a victim because he had been fined for parking illegally.

News of the animal variety always sparks excitement in The Argus office so we delved into our archives to see whose pets were hitting the headlines

The leader of Crawley Borough Council has written to Ofcom to complain about postal services in the town.

Mid Sussex District Council has approved plans for an events venue in Twineham Court Farm, near Haywards Heath.

Demolition at the site, on Ifield Road, in Crawley, is due to begin in the coming weeks, in order to provide 39 council homes.

I'm infamous in my office for having a lunch out of tins or packets - so could these bowls be the thing to improve my lunches?

One You East Sussex with the support of Wealden District Council is delivering a further phase of the NHS health check roadshow.

Max Miller’s catchphrase, “Listen! Listen!” could be used to sum up the life of another extraordinary, one-off Brightonian, John Henty, writes Andy Winter

The family of Bradley Corke, a Hastings-born Kent Police officer killed in the line of duty have paid tribute to their "beautiful boy".

Asylum seekers accused of gang-raping a drunk woman on Brighton beach after she left a seafront nightclub had followed her from another popular bar.

Live updates as a significant Sussex Police presence is spotted at Saltdean Lido, just east of Brighton and Hove.

A beach hut owner wants the council to take action amid an increase in vandalism and break-ins.

The incident, which was first reported on March 16, was discovered at a site on Newells Lane, in Horsham, which is home to a small commercial fishery

The railway footbridge, connecting East Park and Station Way in Crawley, is set to be dismantled, repaired, and realigned

A wildlife rescuer has spoken out against plans to ban people from feeding birds in a town centre

A police incident on a train caused delays for passengers this morning

An inquest has opened into the death of a “bright, funny” 12-year-old girl from West Sussex who was found dead at her home

A visitor to Brighton from Wales says that jewellery shops in The Lanes are now mostly full of 'overseas rubbish', not proper antique jewellery

A police inspector has been charged with sex offences against two children

Garden waste bin stickers are being stolen from Rother District Council brown bins - leading to residents issuing a warning

Big names in comedy, art, and music are calling East Sussex home in 2026

A care home has retained its top food hygiene rating

Student houses are being turned back into family homes again after their owners sold them back to Brighton and Hove City Council.

Hassocks Football Club has submitted a planning application to create a natural turf pitch on its South Field site, south of its current ground

A campsite is awaiting approval to operate for 60 days in the summer, despite flood risks

A driver has been praised for her quick thinking and compassion after stopping to shield a 'zombie-like' deer that had been hit by a car from oncoming traffic

A new convenience store in Hove can sell alcohol after the council granted its drinks licence application.

The Spear’s Schools Index 2026 is described as “the definitive guide to the 100 leading private schools in the world”.

Newly-released images show contractors installing new pile extensions and repairing and strengthening the groynes along Worthing seafront

The owner of a Hove gin distillery has offered to limit the number of tours and tastings after neighbours objected over fears about the prospect of noise.

The decision to allow a solar farm to be built in Runcton has been greeted with disappointment by campaigners and Chichester District Council.

Arun District Council has approved plans for ground-mounted solar panels on the grounds of the Avisford Park Hotel in Yapton Lane, Walberton

The Pest House on Bedlam Street, Hurstpierpoint, will be converted from a dwelling and holiday let into a residential care home for up to seven children

A woman who battled cancer three times and became a champion body builder after learning to walk again has died at the age of 61

A planning application proposes to expand a HMO in Eastbourne

The King Alfred has a special place in my heart, writes Bella Sankey.

A man has been jailed for grooming and sexually abusing a young boy over several years.

Firefighters are currently tackling a blaze in Freshfield Street, Brighton.

Police found cannabis plants inside an address after a suspected break-in.