Sussex Police targeted taxis in an operation to crackdown on incorrect licensing in Brighton.

Police are at East Worthing railway station dealing with an incident there

Plans to build a major holiday resort with more than a hundred lodges and a 50-bedroom spa hotel on a former golf course in West Sussex have been recommended for approval.

Rother District Council's Local Plan has sparked fresh concerns over potential damage to the countryside and wildlife.

Whitbread, the owners of Premier Inn, have submitted an application to overhaul the Roundstone Lane site in Littlehampton.

Fresh funding and new initiatives are rejuvenating Bexhill and Eastbourne.

Chichester District Council is seeking permission from landowners to add fenced-off play areas on housing estates to its official dog exclusion zones.

Brighton and Hove parking permits are to increase in various controlled zones.

A building in Crowborough town centre has been put on the market.

A £3.5 million plot of land with planning permission for a luxury mansion is now up for sale in Sussex.

Jonathan Kennedy, Nicola White, Leigh Gary Edwards, Abel Bekele, Jeremy Keith Ellis, Kyle Porter, Thomas Alexander Whitney, Ori Zion, Dean Ettienne and Dillan Howard were among those at Crawley Magistrates' Court

A primary school has unveiled its new 4G sports pitch, designed for year-round activity and play.

A total of 200 ex-caged hens at risk of slaughter in West Sussex are seeking new homes.

An East Sussex care provider has warned of the "precarious" position of adult social care in the county.

Before Easter in Parliament, I invited one of the Government’s Transport Ministers to visit Preston Park train station.

Katie Price has been banned from driving for the seventh time after failing to respond to police letters about an 80mph speeding ticket.

Horsham District Council is celebrating national recognition after winning bronze in the Tourism and Leisure Award at the 21st Community Rail Awards.

Two High Sheriffs for West and East Sussex have begun their year in office.

Neilson Beach Clubs will once again bring its signature Good Energy to the Schools Triathlon Series in 2026.

Les Dennis is heading to the Theatre Royal Brighton stage this month.

The world's longest-running live hairdressing competition, L'Oréal Colour Trophy, comes to Brighton to mark its 70th anniversary.

Volunteer Dan Measor has become the first new coxswain in five years at his lifeboat station.

Three young children have won a national award for helping their mum with epilepsy seizure.

PuriFire Energy, has publicly showcased its proprietary hydrothermal gasification technology for the first time at Shoreham Port in association with government project Innovate UK.

A former crime reporter with The Argus is to interview one of the UK’s most successful crime writers for the launch of a new podcast.

A Paralympian has inspired schoolchildren after joining them for a one-mile challenge.

Brighton and Hove City Council is launching a campaign this week highlighting the essential role Blue Badge parking spaces play in the lives of residents and visitors.

East Sussex, including Brighton and Hove, can now access O2’s most advanced mobile network yet, following the switch-on of its next-generation 5G+ service.

For the last couple of weeks, in his increasingly deranged, expletive-laden rantings, Donald Trump has regularly attacked Keir Starmer, writes Andy Winter

An Eastbourne bus driver has retired after more than four decades in the transport industry.

The Telegraph has rounded up its picks for the 20 best National Trust properties across the UK.

West Sussex care provider is encouraging people to consider joining the care sector.

Lenny Henry is returning to Brighton this October with his first live tour since 2010.

The programme for the 2026 Tree Festival – a celebration of trees in Sussex – has been revealed.

Roedean delivers amazing Easter cake, along with a donation of Easter Eggs, to the Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital in Brighton.

Volunteers plant nearly 3km of new hedgerow, creating vital wildlife corridor.

Brighton and Hove Bus and Coach Company Ltd announced that it has acquired RDH Coaches Ltd based in Wivelsfield Green, near Lewes, East Sussex.

Nearly £300 million of investment is supporting major regeneration projects across West Sussex.

Hundreds of schoolchildren will experience a day of cinema and creativity thanks to council-backed film festival.

The search for a missing child triggered a large police response.

There is a large emergency services presence on Brighton seafront.

A woman was shocked to find her Ocado account had been “hacked” and orders had been placed using her PayPal.

An asylum seeker who said he filmed an alleged rape by two others on Brighton beach because he was “trying to stop it” has been accused of telling a “pack of lies”.

A dog walker fell into a canal after being knocked over by a dangerous dog.

The Hove Club, a members' club in Brighton and Hove, has elected its first ever female chair, 15 years after first allowing woman to join.

New enforcement cameras will be installed in roads near several schools in a bid to make the area safer.

Two brothers who started a vodka soda business in a shed in their parents’ garden are celebrating their product being stocked in a supermarket.

Hundreds of people flocked to the beach to enjoy the warm weather.

Planning officers have backed proposals to convert Chichester's Pinewood House, a former student housing block, into a new homeless facility.

A well-loved music festival has announced it will not return.