The owner of a family hardware shop described as a “North Laine legend” has died at the age of 82

The council has given an update on the redevelopment of the King Alfred Leisure Centre as an application for listed building status has been submitted

A striking period property in Lewes, East Sussex, formerly a dairy and an auction house has gone on sale for £1,200,000, with development potential.

Traffic and road delays are expected as temporary traffic lights are set to be installed on Willingdon Drove in Eastbourne, East Sussex

The review concluded that a previously enjoyed exemption for regulated entertainment in the outdoor area should be removed

A leaking water outlet that is as loud as “Niagara Falls” has been keeping frustrated residents in sheltered accommodation in Brighton awake for months

Travel website KAYAK has revealed a list of the UK’s ignored destinations, revealing 20 domestic spots that Brits "should put on their travel map more".

Plans have been submitted to convert a nail salon in Eastbourne, East Sussex, into a new Asian street food restaurant

The Langtons hotel on Eastbourne seafront could become homes after plans were approved by Eastbourne Borough Council

Much-needed improvements at RSPB Pulborough Brooks and RSPB Pagham Harbour have been completed as thousands of migrating birds arrive for their winter stay

A potter who is throwing open the doors of his craft-filled home to the public will be appearing on Kirstie Allsopp's handmade Christmas

A points failure between Barnham and Chichester is causing major train delays.

East Sussex County Council’s Chairman has welcomed the launch of a new alliance to champion tourism and hospitality across the county

Brighton and Hove City Council is asking residents to think twice before lighting their fires and wood-burning stoves

Gabby's Dollhouse is coming to Brighton Centre on April 11, 2026, as part of its first-ever UK live tour.

Two University of Brighton-trained nurses have been awarded the prestigious Queen’s Nurse title, celebrating their outstanding leadership and commitment.

An Army veteran from East Sussex is asking people to send a message of hope to veterans this Christmas.

This year alone, 53,150 of juvenile fish are being introduced into South East rivers, still waters and local clubs, funded by fishing licence income.

Rye College pupils reimagined The Wizard of Oz in a recent school production, performing to an audience of students, staff, family members and special guests.

Christmas in Little Chelsea returns this Friday for 2025 with festive magic, live entertainment and spectacular fireworks.

Small businesses are to benefit from £1 billion every year through laws allowing local authorities to reserve some contracts for suppliers in their area.

Prept. founded in Sussex in 2020, is set to kick off its first-ever 2026 collaboration series at the acclaimed two-Michelin-starred Opheem in Birmingham.

The government's 2025 annual bathing water classifications revealed Saltdean, Brighton Kemptown and Rottingdean Beach have received “Excellent” status

A Brighton charity providing low-cost office space for the community and voluntary sector is celebrating it's 30th anniversary.

There’s been a lot in the news recently about forever chemicals, known scientifically as PFAS, writes our columnist Dr James Williams

PCC Katy Bourne convened a rural crime roundtable, with Deputy Chief Constable Dave McLaren, local councillors, Sussex Police’s Rural Crime Team and farmers.

Hazel Lodge care home in Battle recently presented local charity Drawing Life with a cheque for £1,000 to help them continue with art sessions.

John Milne, Liberal Democrat MP for Horsham, joined volunteers last week at the Horsham Matters Winter Food Collection.

Residents and colleagues at HC-One’s Oakhill House Care Home in Horsham had the pleasure of welcoming John Milne MP as part of UK Parliament Week celebrations.

Hospice in the Weald is welcoming in-patients back to its hospice in East Sussex, along with a new name to reflect the range of free care now on offer.

Wealden organisations are invited to apply for funding to boost physical activity and tackle health inequalities in their communities.

Brighton-based pet memorial business Fur and Forever is running a free prize draw to win a £650 gold ring containing the fur or ashes of a pet.

East Sussex County Council’s Chairman paid tribute to the work of volunteers when he visited a charity dedicated to combatting loneliness and isolation.

West Sussex County Council and Fire and Rescue Service have both become White Ribbon UK accredited employers.

The Harden's Best UK Restaurants 2026 guide has been revealed, showcasing the nation’s best restaurants as voted for by diners.

Plans for a new £7 million swimming pool in Brighton have been given the green light, with building work due to start in spring next year.

A group wants their money back after they paid £490 for a cancelled cabaret show

Andrew Griffith, MP for Arundel and South Downs, described the approval of the solar farm project in Wisborough Green, near Billingshurst, as "unforgivable"

A man tried to evade police by climbing on a roof after a cannabis factory was found

A teenage boy was arrested on suspicion of aggravated vehicle taking after a crash

A senior investigating officer said the investigation into the “brutal” murder of a mother on the seafront.

A library which was at risk of closure has been saved.

Enforcement notices have been issued to the owner of Hastings and Eastbourne piers in East Sussex, which is in breach of planning laws

Police were called to Sompting Avenue at around 7.45pm on December 1 following reports of an assault

The Woods, located at 55 - 59 Portland Road, Worthing, was inspected by the Food Standards Agency on October 16, 2025

Residents can now track their bin collections in real time after Brighton and Hove City Council launched pioneering new technology in its refuse vehicles.

Brighton's Open Market may not be here in two years, a trader told our columnist Andy Winter - but he argues it is too precious to fail

F.J Jarvis & Sons, a butchers shop in Burwash village, East Sussex, run by the same family since 1870 has gone on sale with Christie & Co.

A family is to receive £1,000 compensation from the council after it failed to provide them with occupational therapy and education.

It has won multiple awards including the people's choice Best Buffalo Wing at Wingfest 2021, the world's largest chicken wing festival