Jonathan Simon is furious after receiving a projected £2.5k annual bill from Southern Water and has raised questions about the accuracy of information given to customers

The site, located on Finmere Street, Eastbourne, is being offered by property agents Carter Jonas, and measures more than 10 acres in total

The project, which will be carried out by the Shoreham Port Authority, will transport shingle from the eastern most end of Shoreham Beach to Southwick beach.

Church Barn Steyning Ltd is currently bringing forward proposals to develop the former Steyning Grammar School, on Church Street, Steyning, into a residential scheme

Brighton and Hove has been named the second most expensive city in UK for a night out

A senior Tudor official who helped dismantle England’s monastic system secretly protected banned Catholic manuscript during the Reformation.

A pet owner whose pug Penny lived up to her name by swallowing loose change has praised the veterinary practice that saved her pooch's life.

A charity founded by a Sussex woman after being diagnosed with a chronic lung condition is supporting people across East Sussex

A dragon boat race raised more than £35,000 for hospice care.

A care home has taken a colourful trip back in time with Woodstock-themed festival.

Community groups are invited to apply for funding aimed at bringing people together and strengthening local connections.

Vineyard harvests, historic re-enactments and open-air pumpkin patches lining up to make Sussex a must-visit spot this autumn.

MP Mims Davies helped judge colourful display of costumes at this year’s Uckfield Carnival.

A week-long celebration in Adur will shine a light on the power of giving back.

A city’s links to the transatlantic slave trade are set to take centre stage at a community symposium.

A funding scheme opened for projects working to improve communities.

Nearly 200 improvement projects under way to upgrade sites across Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

A crematorium open day has been described as "huge success".

Chris Ward MP has spoken out in defence of RNLI volunteers after they faced online abuse.

Mental health service users are being asked to share experiences to help shape future care.

Pharmacists will soon be able to treat more health conditions without the need for GP appointment.

Constituents met face-to-face with MP to raise personal and community concerns.

An enchanting new youth opera will take centre stage this autumn.

Strictly Come Dancing stars Aljaz Skorjanec, Carlos Gu, Gorka Marquez and Julian Caillon headline the 24-date Here Come The Boys UK tour from June 1, 2027.

Six ponds are to be created or restored across the South Downs to support wildlife and biodiversity.

A business leader has been awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Chichester.

These photographs depict the adorable squirrels living in Hampden Park in Eastbourne.

A house designed to connect people with nature could soon inspire new vision for sustainable living.

A writing programme is offering unpublished women chance to launch their literary careers.

A literary festival set to launch this autumn, promising more than 40 events across three days.

A charity summer ball raised nearly £10,000 to support the care of disabled military veterans.

Eight unsung heroes are set to be celebrated in style at special day of racing and glamour.

Worthing man Mark Holden has been jailed for 12 years for multiple rapes and abusive offences against a woman spanning several years

A Woodingdean man is keen to keep a now closed down community grocer alive with a new business plan

Brighton and Hove Albion have submitted formal plans seeking permission to erect a 60-metre heritage display on the Amex stadium concourse

Brewing Brothers has taken on the Duke of Wellington in Hastings Old Town and plans to transform it into a community-focused pub, serving its own beer alongside wood-fired pizzas

Brighton and Hove City Council confirmed it will battle developers at a land tribunal to prevent building on the protected Benfield Valley green space.

The 15th-century family home, once known as Salvington Grange, is located on Ashacre Lane, in Worthing.

A star-studded Sussex village could lose its identity if planned developments deliver almost 6,000 new homes

Lewes Town Council adopted the new 'Tree Charter' in a unanimous vote on September 10

Children, parents and teachers gathered to celebrate official opening of Brighton College Prep Hove.

West Sussex County Council has paid £2,800 to a father after taking 14 months to issue an Education, Health & Care Plan for his daughter.

A 58-year old man has been arrested on suspicion of failing to remove a scarf covering his face at an anti-migrant protest in Burgess Hill on September 15.

The petition concerns the Copthorne Hotel, near Crawley, which has been used to house asylum seekers since 2021.

Taxi drivers want Brighton and Hove City Council to put up fares to help them deal with the increasing costs of running and maintaining a licensed cab.

New figures reveal the proportion of working-age adults claiming Personal Independence Payments in Sussex

Dogs could be banned from parts of several Arun parks and public spaces under new rules being considered by councillors.

There are some truly ludicrous aspects of the unwritten British constitution, writes Andy Winter.

A number of changes have been made to Horsham District Council’s regeneration plans for the Carfax and the Bishopric.

Taxi fares are set to increase in Rother, after proposals gained the support of council leaders.