A petition has been launched to bring back a Brighton city centre bus stop

A new pipe lining system has been used for the first time to seal four large-diameter pipes at Shoreham Port

The proposed building had been planned for land east of Havenwood Cottage on Glebefield Road in West Itchenor, north of West Wittering

RNLI crews rescued a fisherman after he fell into the water at Brighton Marina

Birds trapped in netting have died under a railway bridge, prompting calls for urgent action due to fears bird corpses could fall on moving vehicles

The premises of legendary burger restaurant Grubbs on Western Road in Brighton and Hove is available to rent, after closing last November

In the dock: Nancy Hope Duckels, Christopher Laing, Nigel Nichols, Louisa Ellwood, Stanev Kostanov, Akash Kumar, Kerstin Shields, Constantin Stoicescu, Maskas Pursuskas, Lucy Barlow

Horsham District Council planning officers have given the nod for outline planning permission for up to 90 homes near the village of Rudgwick.

Worthing Borough Council’s licensing and control sub-committee will consider the application for a premises licence for a new café-bar at 6-8 New Street

Country Living has shared its picks of the best dog-friendly beaches you can visit in the UK

As 2026 party season approaches, Brighton’s female DJs discuss sexism in the industry and call for more accountability

A Hastings primary school has been shortlisted for two national teaching awards.

A climate campaigner has been named as one of six global winners of a top environmental award.

Brighton Festival’s landmark 60th edition features one-off collaborations and exclusives

Hormone expert Dr Louise Newson is taking her latest health talk on a UK-wide theatre tour.

A mother-of-four from Eastbourne is preparing to take on the London Marathon in memory of her daughter.

The next heat of the Young Market Trader of the Year 2026 will take place in Horsham town centre on Sunday, June 28.

A care home is celebrating National Gardening Week and inviting the community to enjoy its gardens and take part in outdoor activities.

Learning disability and autism charity Grace Eyre is partnering with the Brighton Fringe this year.

Chyngton School is celebrating a glowing Ofsted report and a major expansion.

Drag star Ginger Johnson is taking her trademark chaos back on the road.

Fingers crossed that spring has thoroughly sprung, so what better time to head out into the Sussex countryside for an invigorating walk amongst nature and a good old British pub lunch or elevated country house hotel lunch.

A children’s hospice has received a funding boost to support its care services for young people and their families.

A 24-hour “nailathon” was held in memory of a much-loved dad.

A history project is sharing the stories of people who have used or worked in NHS mental health services in Sussex.

An accountancy and professional services group has accelerated its expansion into the South East with its second strategic acquisition.

Arundel bursts into colour each spring as the castle grounds and surrounding gardens come alive with vibrant displays of tulips.

Brighton-based AI MarTech firm Launchyfi has been named a regional finalist in the UK StartUp Awards 2026.

Former footballer Maheta Molango, is lacing up for his first marathon in memory of his late father.

Coda Hub is staging a day of community health, wellbeing and a chance to explore their new space on Friday, April 24.

Newhaven residents have taken to social media to debate the removal of St George's flags.

A woman was forced to throw her ice cream in the bin after finding a "disgusting" dead seal on the beach in Hove, East Sussex, this weekend.

The self-proclaimed “Godfather of Brighton” got a tribute to his hometown tattooed on his back in the form of a welcome sign

Work is underway to transform Brighton's aquarium roundabout into a junction.

A political activist held an abortion debate on a university campus, leading to an arrest, Sussex Police has confirmed

A community is calling for support for its plans for a “pocket park” on two street corners that currently house communal bins

The council could be about to put a grade II listed building up for sale after the previous tenant left owing more than £73,000 in rent

There are plans for a new sign outside Swan Walk Shopping Centre entrance on West Street, in Horsham.

More than 110 Sussex council workers were paid more than £100,000 last year

A man is in a "life-threatening" condition after a crash which shut an A-road for hours.

British Transport Police have issued a fresh plea to the public in the search for a man after a series of bike thefts at three West Sussex railway stations.

McDonald's drive-through and restaurant on Civic Way in Burgess Hill has been granted planning permission to extend its trading hours.

Arun District Council has said efforts from its enforcement team have prevented an estimated £1.5 million in fraud this year alone

Outline permission is being sought for the land at Billingshurst Trade and Business Park, with plans including associated infrastructure and green space.

The Bridge Inn, in Shoreham, will shut in October for six weeks to undergo a £500,000 "makeover."

Dunmoore Group is seeking to drop plans for large industrial units on the second phase of the Billingshurst Trade and Business Park.

A “lessons learnt” report about Brighton and Hove City Council’s decision to broker a loan for millions of pounds to the i360 was not listed for debate this week, as previously promised

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Plans for a new market town in East Sussex have sparked anger.

A 79-year-old woman from Rottingdean in Brighton has been banned from driving after repeated offences, and speeding in an Audi.