An MP has expressed her fears about the future of a much loved pool in Brighton

Unmarked graves believed to date back to the Victorian era have been discovered during an excavation on church grounds

Danish lifestyle brand Søstrene Grene will soon open a new store in Eastbourne's Beacon shopping centre, giving customers numerous opening day incentives

Lonan O’Herlihy, 36, a personal trainer who has appeared on Made in Chelsea, said late millionaire Hugh Taylor had promised him his property empire

People wanted a better design, more seating and a sports hall without natural light when asked about the plans being drawn up for the new King Alfred Leisure Centre

These images capture the tiny but striking firecrest, one of Britain’s smallest and most colourful birds

Horsham District Council planning officers have recommended the council approve the application for the development on the rural edge of Southwater

An animal centre which has been open for over 30 years has issued a plea for support as it enters the final days of an appeal which could secure its future

Arun District Council planning officers have recommended a former East Preston pharmacy can be converted into a restaurant under the name 'The Podgy Spaniel'

The village of Saltdean sees its new-look Co-op re-open following a six-week investment programme to ‘transform’ the community store

A new climate-resilient garden is taking root by the sea

Alma Lodge Care Home in Eastbourne rated 'requires improvement' by CQC after inspectors found safety, staffing and hygiene failings in latest care report

A 99-year-old woman has shared her joy after she returned to the home she was born in, now lived in by a staff member from her care home

Regional homebuilder Elivia Homes has secured Reserved Matters approval for its latest 70-home development in Barcombe Cross

A stretch of the A27 has been closed both ways after a crash involving a “rolled over” van

Seeking to continue their run of sold-out productions, LGBTQ+ company Out Cast are proud to present their latest show, Get Real: The Return!

A jewellery brand is celebrating 20 years in business.

People with B negative blood type in Brighton are being called on to donate as the NHS warns that supplies of this much-needed blood type are running low.

Long-lost 18th-century journals inspire new book, "For the Love of Sarah", tracing Sarah Ellis’s true story.

Work is under way to tackle storm overflows and protect water quality in Sussex.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated Hove-based care home Portland Road, run by BHT Sussex, as ‘Outstanding’, following their latest inspection.

A sweet and spirited female Bearded Dragon named Henry is looking for her forever home after becoming the longest-staying resident at The Sussex Reptile Rescue.

Brighton and Hove City Council has launched a new review to help make the city fairer and is seeking an independent chair to lead it.

Brighton chef Jasmin Layzell did not make it through to the National Finals of The Roux Scholarship 2026.

Age UK is encouraging people to donate unwanted items in a 'spring clean'.

“History is written by the victors” is a saying that is often attributed to Winston Churchill.

Residents gathered in force at Cyprus Hall on Saturday, February 28 as Burgess Hill Town Council hosted a successful Health Awareness Event.

A moving exhibition will bring the stories of those lost to HIV and AIDS back into public view, honouring Brighton lives.

More than 100 people joined a Hastings sea dip on 8 March, raising vital funds for the RNLI.

The University of Chichester’s history lecturer Alwyn Turner has received glowing reviews for his newest book, A Shellshocked Nation: Britain Between the Wars.

A chance to make meaningful connections with like-minded peers will be made possible for care leavers and estranged students at the University of Chichester.

Theatre Royal Brighton and Brighton and Hove Women’s History Group have announced they will erect a blue plaque honouring Ellen Nye Chart on the theatre.

A Lancing man has spoken of the difference our Virtual Ward has made to both his recovery and his family life.

Mid Sussex District Council is expanding the ways residents can connect and interact with their council with the launch of the Mid Sussex District Council app.

To celebrate World Book Day the Schools Library Service has announced the winner of its West Sussex Picture Books to Shout About! Award for 2026.

A doctor who crashed into stationary traffic on his way to work while under the influence of alcohol has faced a misconduct hearing.

A council has delayed the felling of trees after residents protested to save them.

A man has been jailed for 12 years for raping a woman in a park

A bistro and bar in Haywards Heath has been refused permission to vary its licence to allow it to play music and sell alcohol until 2.30am at weekends

A man has been charged with child sex offences that span decades

Chichester Road, which connects Bognor Regis and Chichester, will close in phases from June 1 until September 25 while engineers carry out essential works

Plans have been submitted to build the platform at the Tesco Superstore on Shripney Road in Bognor Regis, which has been blighted by flooding in recent years

Brighton and Hove City Council has submitted plans to demolish the ageing King Alfred Leisure Centre and build a new £65m facility next to it

A man serving a suspended sentence over artificial intelligence (AI) images of child sexual abuse has been warned by a judge he has escaped prison “by the skin of your teeth”

Brighton and Hove City Council has launched the final phase of its food waste collections, covering an additional 3,000 households in central areas

RNLI crews launched a joint rescue mission to save a stricken yacht drifting towards shore in rough seas

A jury has retired to consider its verdicts in the trial of a former student who is accused of expressing support for Hamas a day after its militants entered Israel

No one will be charged with any offence despite another six-year investigation into the “horrific” abuse of young soldiers at an army barracks

Oil prices have been climbing higher since the US and Israel began strikes on Iran.

A new bus and cycle lane is to be built on a key route into the city