Ice cream vans selling along Brighton and Hove's seafront are operating without permission unless they are based at a single location, the council has warned

Anti-fascist protesters have criticised the actions of police during a protest in Brighton city centre in June

A redesigned customer experience is now on offer at a fast food restaurant.

A councillor has asked what action Brighton and Hove City Council is taking to prevent potential flooding once the current drought is over

Governing ain’t easy—just ask Andy Burnham, and he’s only been in Downing Street three weeks, writes Ivor Gaber.

Brighton and Hove have been identified as major pest hotspots in the UK.

Popular Brighton fish and chip takeaway Nano near London Road station announced last month that it was moving its entire menu and kitchen to be gluten-free

Easebourne Parish Council and more than a dozen residents have objected to an application to license a new convenience store in the area.

Thousands of bins are still being missed most weeks in Brighton and Hove despite a big improvement in collections rates, according to council figures.

A seafront townhouse has gone on the market for £2 million.

Councillors have turned down a bid to sell alcohol from a convenience store in Hastings town centre.

The number of households in temporary housing has reached a new high in Brighton and Hove.

Stagecoach South is taking customer service on the road with a new initiative.

Super Early Bird deadline falls on August 20, as one of the search marketing industry's longest-running awards returns to London's Troxy.

A Brighton school is celebrating its strongest A-level performance in a decade.

Emergency services are currently responding to a single-vehicle collision involving a motorcycle on the A267, North Street, Hellingly, at 6.45 am on Thursday, August 13.

Varndean Sixth Form College is celebrating another year of strong exam results, with students achieving record A-level grades and securing places at some of the UK's top universities.

The A267 New Road has been closed following a crash involving a motorbike.

Students across Sussex are among hundreds of thousands receiving A-Level, T-Level, and BTec results today.

A padel club has rebranded as part of strategy to become a national leader in the fast-growing sport.

Worthing is gearing up for a bustling two-day carnival filled with free entertainment, community activities and grand parade.

A lifeboat crew was called out after coastal ceremony.

A care home has hosted a summer festival filled with music, food and fun for residents and families.

A major bus fleet upgrade is bringing improved journeys and greater reliability to Stagecoach passengers.

A Second World War veteran has celebrated his 100th birthday.

A hospice fundraiser has been launched in support of end-of-life care in Brighton.

Summer events for children are in full swing at Ashdown Forest, offering hands-on learning in wild and iconic setting.

Long-awaited upgrades are on the way for key public facility, thanks to a community partnership and pro bono support.

A family is taking on a 100km endurance challenge in memory of daughter who died from a brain tumour.

A new flavour trend is reshaping the Brighton coffee scene.

A five-bedroom detached family home in one of Brighton's most desirable areas is on market for £1,150,000.

An Indian restaurant in Chichester has been recognised as one of the best in the South East.

Two women have turned disappointment into determination to raise funds for cause close to their hearts.

Tom Rutland MP and Dr Beccy Cooper MP have welcomed new measures to put local people and councils back in control of their high streets.

Final preparations are underway for anticipated Bexhill Day event.

A charity champion from Eastbourne has been honoured as one of SPAR’s Everyday Champions.

A fox cub was rescued after becoming trapped in courtyard garden in the early morning.

More than £10 million in start-up funding has been delivered to entrepreneurs in East Sussex.

A grant scheme is offering landlords up to £7,500 to improve energy efficiency in return for supporting temporary housing needs.

Despite originally being planned to be a part of the displays, the Red Arrows will not be at the event this year. Here's why.

Conversation, laughter and good company were on the menu during special evening.

A recovery journey years in the making has brought new hope and first-ever permanent home to a man once trapped in homelessness and addiction.

A church marked 90 years of life, worship and community with a weekend of celebration.

Residents across Rother are being reminded to check their electoral registration details.

Burgess Hill residents may soon have more influence on town's events programme.

Artwork by 20th century British artists – including work by Iris Murdoch displayed in public for the first time – will be part of a major new exhibition at the University of Chichester.

Emergency services are attending an incident near the former Debenhams in Eastbourne

A house has been destroyed in a serious fire in Saltdean

Hundreds attended the funeral on August 11 of Edward 'Bunty' Pearce, a young man from Heathfield in East Sussex who died following a collision on the A27 on July 13 near Pevensey.

The large flightless bird sparked concern when sightings were shared online on August 9, but owner Virgil Szilagyi-Ruggins quickly tracked it down