The manager of one of the city’s oldest nightclubs has talked about the secret ingredient to their success, why they introduced a controversial ticketing policy and how they are bracing themselves for challenging times ahead.

It has been a full on ten months for the new team behind the Brighton i360’s revamp, The Argus spoke to Sarah Willingham about how the year has been.

As 2025 draws to a close, dozens of people remain missing in Sussex.

Work to convert the betting shop into a Taco Bell originally began in 2021, however, the restaurant had previously failed to gain proper planning permission.

Plans to use Horsham’s old ambulance station for waste vehicle repairs are to be considered by the district council.

An animal rescue service has reflected on “thousands of calls for help” as its 30th year comes to an end.

Meet the Brighton man whose made a career from bubbles as he encourages everyone to "find their inner-bubble".

A former Independent Councillor representing Peacheaven North, Ciarron Clarkson, has joined the Green Group at Lewes District Council.

The globally-renowned stars of CBBC’s hit dance show The Next Step, will be heading to the Concert Hall in the Brighton Dome on Sunday, February 15.

Wealden District Council has received funding from Sport England’s Swimming Pool Support Fund (SPSF) to install a Solar PV system at Uckfield Leisure Centre.

Veolia, the UK’s leading resource management company, has launched a campaign in East Sussex and Brighton and Hove to combat a rise in fires.

MP hails saving of Circle Room youth sexual health clinic after warning council £45,000 cut was a ‘false economy’

The Brighton Book Festival, now in its fifth year, will return in 2026 and feature five days of talks, panels, workshops and events.

A study shows that Brighton & Hove is expected to be the most in debt city in the UK once Christmas spending is taken into account.

As Sussex moves through Christmas and New Year, residents are being reminded to take extra care during colder weather and to look out for others.

Schoolchildren across the Chichester District are riding more safely this winter thanks to Chichester District Council’s road safety initiative.

The University of Sussex has responded to government announcement that the UK will be rejoining the EU’s Erasmus programme.

An RNLI volunteer has stepped down from his leadership role after decades of dedicated service.

The Department for Education (DfE) has released its annual secondary school performance tables for 2024/25.

These images capture a rare sight in Queen's Park, Brighton - an adorable white squirrel spotted among the trees.

Lewes will take centre stage in 2026 as Thomas Paine: Legacy launches an ambitious year-long programme of exhibitions, public events and civic conversations.

A cold blast is heading our way for the next few days - possibly bringing frost and ice, raising the risk of leaks, burst pipes and expensive repairs.

A charity worker from Portslade, Brighton, East Sussex, who supports Blind Veterans UK has been awarded the British Empire Medal.

Alaa Abd El Fattah, a freed democracy activist has made national headlines after returning to the UK to see his son, who lives in Brighton.

Katy Bourne, Sussex police commissioner said asylum seekers will "inevitably" become involved in crime and should be tagged.

The Green Party deputy co-leader Rachel Millward has accused Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne of stirring division.

A charity chief executive from Uckfield has spoken of her gratitude at receiving an MBE in the New Year Honours.

Thousands of new homes are set to be built in the South Downs National Park across Sussex and Hampshire, according to the local plan review.

Family and friends have paid tribute to a “strong and determined” woman who was at the heart of a Brighton community

A discount store has spoken out after its retail unit was put on the market.

A hospitality marketing expert from Brighton who has helped shape some of the country’s best known culinary brands has spoken of his pride at receiving an MBE.

A Sussex Police car crashed into a barrier in Littlehampton.

From bananas to barnacles, this year has seen a range of things wash up on Sussex shores.

From regency romance to scare mazes and royal visits, September and October were packed with memorable moments.

A Broad Oak resident has expressed both anguish at the handling of previous school playing fields and relief that the land has, for now, been saved.

Sussex has once again played a starring role in a host of productions this year.

Three men have been charged in connection with burglaries across West Sussex.

West Sussex County Council has declared three of its properties and a patch of land surplus to requirements.

The first cricketer ever to captain England in a test match was born in Sussex. James Lillywhite captained England against Australia in 1877.

A cat charity has shared adoption stories of cats which it has helped rescue in the year.

Liberal Democrat MP says government is “turning a blind eye” to what people want as thousands of people in Lewes sign petition to stop controversial digital IDs

Pupils from Shinewater Primary School brought festive cheer to Mortain Place Care Home in Eastbourne s they delivered plantable Christmas Cards to residents.

Electricity workers in Crawley have rallied together to support those facing homelessness this Christmas.

Horsham District Council organised a relaxed showing of Robin Hood at The Capitol theatre this month.

“You’ll always find me in the kitchen at parties” sang Jona Lewie in one of his two hit songs (that’s two more than most of us achieve).

The Department for Education (DfE) has released its annual primary school performance tables for 2024/25.

Eastbourne will ring in 2026 with a free New Year’s Day concert, bringing cheer to residents and visitors across the town.

A charity which moved its base into Eastbourne 12 months ago is celebrating a very successful year.

Peacehaven Heights Academy (PHA) has been named Active School of the Year at the Sussex Sport and Physical Activity Awards 2025.

Over the past two years, Brighton and Hove has undergone a quiet revolution in how we manage waste and recycling.