Headteacher Lisa Walker said she held off asking families for help with the budget shortfall as long as possible, but that it is now common practice

Footage shows one of a string of instances of an abuser from Crawley attacking and trying to control a woman

The former Shoreham Cement Works is the focus of new plans that would see the site redeveloped as a major mixed-use scheme

Azur Marina Pavilion in St Leonards, a "much-loved" seafront venue, has gone back on sale after repair works were carried out.

Still a well-kept secret, Woolbeding’s 30 acres of magical gardens are a masterpiece of planting and garden design

Residents say they would like to see the Guildbourne Centre in Worthing rejuvenated following its sale.

Worthing Station is one of a number of destinations across the country that will receive the new anti-fare dodging measures

A high-flying parachute team is making its debut at the UK’s biggest free airshow in Eastbourne

After nearly dying three times, the “falcon mother” says her birds have given her a new purpose – and now she wants tougher rules for anyone keeping them

The Wimpy burger bar in West Street in Brighton has been refused permission to stay open until 5am.

A new public artwork celebrating a legendary poet is step closer to being realised.

Residents are being invited to help shape Brighton's future through a major new consultation

A programme of community performances will take centre stage at Eastbourne venue this summer.

A new app designed to encourage real-world connections is helping people discover events and experiences in Sussex.

A new wetland has become the latest addition to growing network of natural flood defences.

Egerton Park in Bexhill is once again flying the Green Flag Award.

Surrounded by scenic countryside and rich in history, this East Sussex community offers a warm welcome to visitors and residents alike.

A national planning policy document has come under fire from CPRE campaigners.

A colourful new mural has been unveiled at a community hub in Seaford.

The government’s decision to change Brighton & Hove’s boundary is a significant moment in uniting our communities along the Sussex coast

A joint exhibition will feature art, healing and traditional Japanese practice.

A Sussex urban explorer says he discovered his own confidential records among “room after room” of unsecured personal information in a disused council building

Plans have been submitted to host events for up to 100 days a year at Black Rock on Brighton beach, next to Brighton Marina

The proposal, which includes an M&S foodhall, is part of a wider retail plan for the long-vacant former Body Shop site at Watersmead Retail Park

The closure of the much-loved King's Road paddling pool in Brighton this summer is “unavoidable”, a councillor has said amid outcry from parents

The appeal, which concerns a 1.8-metre timber fence surrounding a corner property at Manderley, 2 Meadowland in Selsey, was dismissed on July 3

A former takeaway business has been fined thousands for serious food safety breaches.

Organisations have been called upon to put forward ideas for projects as part of ambitious plans to further improve Brooklands Park in Worthing

A secondary school has received ‘Strong’ rating in all areas under Ofsted’s latest inspection framework.

It follows a national survey by consumer group Which?, which ranked 135 coastal destinations across the UK.

The Font in Brighton will close ahead of a major transformation and name change

Members of The Sussex Heritage Trust were invited to visit City & Country’s King Edward VII Estate.

A village shop has been named the south east regional winner in national award scheme.

What if I told you that you could have a slap-up lunch or supper at South Lodge for £40

School's out, the beach is calling and the six-week holiday has begun – but keeping children fed can quickly become one of the biggest expenses of the summer.

An early hours emergency was transformed into a moment of joy thanks to fast action by SECAmb.

Swan Walk in Horsham was forced to close earlier this week after a pane of the building’s glass ceiling collapsed into the centre.

Emergency services were called to a collision involving two cyclists and a HGV lorry on the eastbound carriageway of the A27 just east of the Drusillas roundabout on July 18.

The A267 Tunbridge Wells Road has reopened following a serious crash this afternoon.

The event, now in its thirteenth year, is the largest of its kind outside of America, and attracts more than 10,000 attendees every year.

On The Beach, which began in 2021, has since become a regular fixture on the UK festival calendar.

The incident occurred on Queensway, at the junction with Coombe Valley Way, in Hastings on the evening of July 9 at around 5:40pm.

Officers made the arrests at Evri in Crawley on July 15 during an immigration enforcement operation targeting delivery sector workers.

The bookshop, named GOLDEN, is the brainchild of Brighton-based author Matt Haig, the bestselling author of The Midnight Library and Reasons to Stay Alive.

The A285 is closed for crash investigation work following a serious collision in the early hours of this morning (July 18).

Earlsfield Court set to host a charity walk and talks by adventurer Louis Alexander.

You could have snapped the tension in the air like a wafer. Pews creaked. Flies buzzed. Was the vicar really about to deliver a sermon on Ephesians 5:22?

Pop legends Wet Wet Wet are heading back out on tour and coming to Eastbourne.

West Sussex’s final fire and rescue statement has been approved ahead of major governance change.

A recent addition to the displays in my garden has been a pair of rusty stilettos, planted up with some small succulents, writes Geoff Stonebanks.