A man has described his shock at seeing 30 to 40 trolleys and wheelchairs crammed into the corridors of A&E.

Planning permission is being sought for the Premier Inn hotel on Charles Avenue, in Burgess Hill, to provide 64 more rooms.

A Brighton filmmaker’s feature film directorial debut has landed on the streaming platform Disney+.

Sarah Moss, 48, from Littlehampton, is battling terminal cancer and is urgently fundraising £35,000 for private surgery to remove tumours from her liver.

Located at the eastern end of Marine Park Gardens in Aldwick, the single-storey building has been approved for conversion into commercial use.

Plans to demolish and rebuild a Crawley secondary school have been approved by the borough council.

Readers react to the news that fortnightly rubbish collections could be on the way in Brighton and Hove.

Over 14,000 items were left on Brighton and Hove and Metrobus buses in 2025.

Conservative Meads Councillor requested that council officers issue an emergency ‘Article 4’ planning measure to save the Victorian-design lights.

Wealden councillors have turned down plans to redevelop the site of a former police station in Crowborough.

As Winnie the Pooh fans around the world prepare to celebrate ‘Winnie the Pooh Day’, a little bit of Hundred Acre Wood magic landed in one Sussex Zoo.

A striking new mural will be unveiled to celebrate a landmark moment for global ocean protection: the High Seas Treaty coming into force.

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Trains have been disrupted after engineering works overran.

Tom Rutland, MP thanked NHS staff in the University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust for their hard work in continuing to get waiting lists down.

Careers in the caring professions were in the spotlight during a recent visit to the University of Chichester by students of the Skills Bootcamp in Nursing.

London's Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club will be making an appearance at the Congress Theatre on January 31.

We're not even three weeks into the new year and already I've lost count of the number of times people asked about the weather.

More than 100 teenagers in Brighton and Hove received treatment for cannabis addiction in the past year, according to National Drug Monitoring System figures.

West Sussex County Council has added almost £1m to the capital budget for the A259 Bognor Regis to Littlehampton Enhancement Scheme.

A prime retail property in Chichester has changed hands in a recent investment sale.

Nine volunteers passed their assessments at Hastings RNLI lifeboat station in one day.

A new proposal could shape development in one part of Sussex until 2042.

As temperatures fall, homelessness charity Sussex Emmaus is urging the local community to take action to help protect people sleeping rough.

There’s been no rest for Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra. The orchestra has launched into 2026 with a month of talks, workshops and educational outreach.

Prince Harry and six others are taking legal action against the publisher of the Daily Mail over alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles.

Thousands of bags of chips have washed up by a beauty spot in Sussex.

Residents overlooking a tennis court are opposing plans to instal 15 floodlights which they say will spoil a tranquil “oasis of darkness”

Bellway Homes has proposed a revised scheme of 147 homes for the Thakeham Mushrooms site, west of Storrington Road in Thakeham

Plans for a new Aldi food store in Haywards Heath have been recommended for approval by Mid Sussex District Council planning officers

A coroner has raised serious concerns about the quality of care a man received in hospital before he died

Permission has been granted for the new additions at The Castle Inn, on London Road, Hickstead, near Haywards Heath

A boxing gym has been changing young people’s lives with a police-backed programme to reduce violent crime

A townhouse with a secret underground tunnel which may have inspired Alice In Wonderland is up for sale

Plans to build 42 flats in blocks up to seven storeys high have been approved by Crawley Borough Council

The proposal will upgrade the areas around Halfords and the Wickes service yard on County Oak Way in Crawley

Burwash, found in the Rother district in the High Weald of Sussex, is one of many peaceful spots in the countryside of southern England.

A unique café experience is set to open in the city.

One Garden Brighton is one of 18 new gardens to join the Royal Horticultural Society as a Partner Garden for 2026.

The Argus looks back at Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean in Sussex.

NiNine wholetime firefighters have joined West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service.

A man has been taken to hospital following a collision with a bus.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a serious crash.

The A21 Sedlescombe Road is closed both ways following a serious crash.

Brighton’s own Lost Pier Brewing has unveiled its latest creation - a 0.5 per cent Nitro Stout.

'The Big One Hundred' brings interactive performances, heathland walks and shared encounters to Ashdown Forest.

Brighton & Hove City Council has defended itself after a resident questioned what is being done about tents at Hove Lawns

A tiny studio flat the size of a standard single garage is up for sale

After capturing the hearts of dog lovers across the country, Lola Lou has finally found her happy ever after with the help of Dogs Trust Shoreham

The Environment Agency will begin essential works in late January 2026 to refurbish the mitigation pipe at Widewater Lagoon