A Brighton couple have been banned from Rockwater in Hove after a string of incidents due to one of them having Alzheimer’s

Brighton swimmers warned of hazardous scour hole near Palace Pier, as council urges people to use RNLI lifeguarded area between red and yellow flags safely

A Hove woman is encouraging people to take part in a survey in a bid to stop the Westbourne Villas bus stop from being moved to Hove Museum

An armadillo is on the loose after breaking down the door of its own home.

Smith & Western, founded in Horsham, was named three times in a list of 18 employers in Sussex who collectively underpaid more than £114,000 to 406 workers

Arundel Lido, which has served the community for more than 65 years, is facing significant repair costs

In all the 16 years that I have been opening my garden for the National Garden Scheme, no one from their Head Office has ever been.

Josh Babarinde has urged East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (ESHT) to widen its investigation into allegations of bullying, harassment and discrimination

It's the second time Stuart Rodd, 52, from Worthing, has joined the South Coast Ultra, having last year completed 57km of the route

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Royal Sussex County Hospital have said they take the coroner's findings "very seriously" after an inquest found "appalling failures" in the care of a 77 year old man who died following surgery

Young people could be driven away from Adur, Arun and Worthing by high housing costs and a lack of career opportunities, according to a new economic strategy.

Lakedown Taproom is set on the East Sussex farm of rock legend Roger Daltrey, in the village of Burwash.

An indoor activity park is set to open next month, promising big-time fun for children and families.

September marks the beginning of a new school year for thousands of families across Brighton and Hove, writes Councillor Emma Daniel, cabinet member for children, families and youth services.

A new coffee shop can go ahead after the business owner was granted planning permission to make changes to a property in Hove.

The Argus now has a fully digitised and searchable newspaper archive containing more than 1,146,517 newspaper pages

The UK’s most popular dog name is nowhere to be found in West Sussex’s top five.

A business owner relaunched his career with a new venture after being made redundant earlier this year.

The Red Ensign flag, official flag of the merchant navy, was raised to honour Merchant Navy Day.

An outdoor clothing brand is backing a running event and raising funds for volunteer search dog charity.

The RNLI is reminding public to stay safe at the coast as lifeguard patrols end for another season.

A celebrated punk poet is set to perform in Brighton as part of headline UK tour.

A Halloween scream park is marking its 30th anniversary with live show featuring fire, aerial stunts and high-energy dance.

A neighbourhood of high-quality, professionally managed rental homes is coming to Burgess Hill.

A new resource aims to support mental health and wellbeing in schools and colleges.

Father Christmas and his helpers needed to spread festive cheer.

A daughter has become the latest member of her family to graduate from a university that shaped three generations.

A power worker from Sussex soared to new heights with wing walk to support sick children.

A critically acclaimed American band is to make its debut in Brighton this autumn as they celebrate 40 years.

Press reporter Alice Kavanagh described how the plane ground to a sudden halt on the tarmac of the Gatwick Airport runway.

A primary school teacher sexually abused boys after locking them in his classroom, a court in Lewes heard

A Brighton pub has firmly denied underpaying their workers despite the Government including them in its latest list naming and shaming businesses

Councillors granted planning permission for an artificial grass pitch and multi-use games area this afternoon (Wednesday 2 September) despite more than a thousand objections.

Sompting Abbotts School, a long-established preparatory school near Worthing, closed suddenly over the summer

Plans to build three blocks of flats up to 11 storeys high above Crawley's Poundland store have been refused by the borough council

A total of 18 employers across Sussex have been named and shamed by the UK Government for underpaying staff

Brighton turns out to pay tribute to Charles 'The Pirate'.

Worthing Borough Council acknowledged an "extremally challenged financial situation" as the opposition called on the council to address its £224 million debt

A petition opposing plans for a 12-storey, 336-room block of bedsit flats beside Brighton Greenway passed 1,000 signatures

Plans to demolish an old art supplies store in Hove and build a five-storey block of flats have been approved by councillors.

Coughlans Bakery in Crawley formerly co-owned by comedian Romesh Ranganathan is set to be reopened under new company, Janes Bakery

A kitten left with suspected fractured skull and other serious injuries has found a loving home.

Plans for 10 new “affordable” homes on a former pub site have been approved by councillors this afternoon (Wednesday 2 September).

The Environment Agency’s Pollution Risk Forecasting system gives daily advice at selected bathing waters when water quality may be temporarily reduced

The incident occurred at about 11.30pm on Thursday September 3 in Selsey Road, Sidlesham.

The incident occurred at a protest in Brighton city centre on June 13, during which a man was assaulted.

All flights have been grounded at Gatwick Airport due to a technical issue.

People are gathering in Brighton for the funeral of city icon 'Charles the Pirate' who died last month.

Emergency services were called to concerns for the welfare of a woman on the wrong side of the railings on a bridge in Combe Valley Way, Bexhill, at around 12.30pm yesterday (September 3).