A fault with the electric third rail at Brighton railway station is causing serious travel disruption, with lines between Portsmouth, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hastings, Seaford, all affected, from West to East Sussex and up to London.

All 10 secondary schools in the city have agreed to become smartphone free starting with Year 7 this September.

A series of road and footpath closures will start across East Sussex this month.

An 11-year-old girl with a brain tumour is on a mission to find every Kirsty and Kirstie in Britain.

SECAmb highlighting the importance of improving outcomes for women and newborns this International Day of the Midwife.

The criticism comes amid concerns the policy, which limits tributes on public land, targets the Palmeira Square memorial set up for victims of the October 7 Hamas attacks. The memorial was set up by the Palmeira Memorial Group and described as a "pla...

The popular Geordie folk-rock band will play on Friday, May 22, with tickets now available.

A bizarre camping spot has caught the eye of social media users.

A Worthing school has been praised following a recent inspection.

A comedian is bringing her debut tour to The Hawth this November.

A Ukrainian refugee faces homelessness after losing her Universal Credit payments.

Revealed: Eastbourne's crime hotspots in 2025

The proposed development for the Mockbeggars Farm site in Uckfield.

Arundel Castle is delighted to announce that its flagship summer event, the International Medieval Jousting Tournament, will return for 2026.

Brighton building specialist is calling on landlords to take urgent action on damp, mould and building safety as the Renters' Rights Act comes into force,

Students at Davison High School in Worthing have taken part in a Europe-wide study of more than 1,300 pupils.

The University of Chichester will host a conversation with Lord Andrew Tyrie, former Chairman of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).

The inaugural Adelaide Salon Art Gala will take place at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton on Saturday, May 30.

Leah Richards, a digital marketing apprentice at Ashling Park Estate, is in her final year at the University of Chichester.

The first Sikh woman to represent England at rugby is continuing to break down barriers in the sport here in Brighton and Hove.

Homebuyers in Sussex could receive up to £35,000 in flexible incentives.

These intimate wildlife portraits from Falmer and Warnham capture birds in moments of quiet detail.

Eastbourne’s Beer & Cider By The Sea will take place on the Western Lawns from Friday, May 15, to Sunday, May 17.

A Brighton family firm has landed a nearly £14m council housing contract.

A celebrated Scottish singer, Kim Carnie, is set to perform at the Ropetackle Arts Centre.

A Japanese dining experience is set for a summer takeover at Brighton Marina.

Film production is set to close a street in Hove for almost a week.

Family and friends will embark on the trek from Richmond, London, to Brighton, in honour of Raif Lewsey.

Brighton and Hove City Council is proposing to relocate King Alfred Car Park.

Lifeboat volunteers attended the town's May Day celebrations, where they served tea and cakes, joined the parade and spread awareness about their work.

A cycle lane and parking bays in Brighton will be temporarily closed and suspended this week.

A road in Hove has been temporarily closed for emergency sewer repairs.

More than 850 children attended an event teaching practical life skills at Goodwood.

A major celebration for Winnie-the-Pooh is set to begin in Ashdown Forest.

For those with early morning flights, there are plenty of hotels to choose from at Gatwick Airport.

United Minibuses and Coaches, a transport company based in Crawley, has helped 30 employers to establish or improve shuttle services to date.

Santiago-Rosalía de Castro Airport in Spain will be closed until May 27 affecting Gatwick Airport flights there.

A University of Brighton marine biologist’s research into fibreglass pollution in shellfish has inspired an UN-endorsed international project.

 AlphaPet Vets, a veterinary practice serving the Bognor Regis area, has re-opened following a prolonged closure due to storm damage.

Manjinder Nagra spoke out in support of Brighton and Hove City Council's campaign to establish the city as the UK capital for female participation in sport.

Wilson Avenue, Brighton, will be closed for the Noughty 90’s Festival.

The Launchpad pilot scheme supports young people who have struggled in mainstream education, offering a mix of outdoor and classroom education.

Some people don't want "to come quietly." Some choose not to obey police commands even in dynamic situations, writes Graham Bartlett.

Toots and the Maytals, now fronted by Leba Hibbert, daughter of the late reggae great Frederick "Toots" Hibbert, brought their Reggae Got Soul 50th Anniversary Tour to Brighton’s Chalk venue on Friday, May 9.

Hailsham Medical Group in East Sussex has been struck off the register by CQC due to "serious concerns and systemic failures" relating to its practice.

A mother has said her autistic son is “traumatised” by his experience at school and will not return to mainstream education due to the “broken system”.

Brighton and Hove has been named as one of the most "culturally rich" places to live in the UK by travel website Big 7 Travel.

With a rich heritage, buzzing cultural and culinary scene and that stunning castle, Arundel quite simply has it all

A Sussex artist’s quirky post has thrown the spotlight on the town’s pothole problem.

Black Lion Street in Brighton’s Lanes has some long-established hospitality businesses.