A mother has shared a desperate plea for a matching kidney donor.

Chichester District Council officers have refused to back the application for 42,487 square metres of industrial floorspace on land at Temple Bar Junction.

A man from Brighton, East Sussex, has described seeing an extra-terrestrial UFO alien spacecraft “not from this planet” dash across the night sky in 1972.

Whitbread, the owner of Premier Inn, announced plans last week to overhaul its Beefeater and Brewers Fayre restaurants.

A pub landlady was “majorly shocked” after her belongings were packed up to be sold in secret on a new ITV show.

An elderly couple waited eight hours in A&E before being sent home.

The firms have received honours in this year’s King’s Awards for Enterprise, known as the UK’s highest accolade for business success.

More than 50 people gathered for a peace vigil to promote messages of kindness and positivity in a town where division over migrant barracks has been rife.

Southern Rail is working to create around 417 square metres of new oyster reefs in Chichester Harbour as part of the Solent Oyster Restoration Project.

Brighton and Crawley in Sussex have been named among the 10 happiest places to live in the UK in a new study released in May 2026.

X Factor winner Matt Terry will star as Prince Henry in a Christmas pantomime in Hastings.

Leonardslee Gardens, a Grade I listed gardens in Lower Beeding, near Horsham, is planning to upgrade its visitor facilities and expand event spaces.

Three barns in East Hoathly have been destroyed by a fire.

A village school will soon be bursting with colour after children visited a local nursery for a serious planting session.

A fleet of yachts will set sail for the 2026 Royal Escape Race, a cross-Channel sailing event commemorating a dramatic moment in British history.

A performing arts programme is giving adults with learning disabilities a creative stage to shine.

Countryside champions in Sussex are being invited to enter CPRE national award scheme.

A new exhibition will highlight fascinating Roman discoveries in East Sussex.

A coach trip to the coast brought together residents for breakfast by the sea and friendly conversation.

East Sussex Academy’s Newhaven site has welcomed the MP for Lewes, James MacCleary, for a special visit.

For the next five week, pupils from Chyngton and Cradle Hill primary schools will be singing with residents from the Port Manor Care home.

A retired farmer has received a national award after raising more than £1 million for charity through a popular bluebell walk.

Hundreds of school children in Shoreham are set to benefit from a family-run business’ donation of plants as part of an exciting grow-and-learn project.

A new community initiative is bringing support services directly to residents in one place in Burgess Hill.

Hastings scouts have raised £110.50 through a community fundraiser.

An engineer from Steyning has been shortlisted for a national renewables award.

Views of Cooden Beach capture the coastline in bright spring light, where the open shoreline and wide skies create a sense of space and calm.

Brighton's streets have been filled with stunning art and parades as it celebrates the 60th edition of England's largest annual curated multi-arts festival.

Southern Water has been in touch with me a lot recently, sending me a series of letters with more and more big, bold, red words, reminding me to pay my bill.

Tomorrow people across England, Scotland and Wales will go to the polls, with results being announced from the early hours of Friday., writes Andy Winter.

A person has died on the railway line near Balcombe train station in West Sussex, blocking the rail line between Brighton and Gatwick Airport today.

A new drive-through Greggs being built at a petrol station near Falmer on the A27, just north of Brighton, is continuing to cause heavy traffic.

A person dying on the tracks near Balcombe has blocked rail services between Brighton, Gatwick Airport, and London, with some rail replacement bus services being put into action.

A mother died after she was allowed to leave a mental health unit by herself while she was in crisis.

A Reform election agent has defended his decision to post controversial AI-generated images on social media.

The council is preparing to switch from weekly bin rounds to fortnightly because, it said, food waste collections meant that people were putting less general rubbish in their wheelie bins.

A teenage girl was reportedly grabbed by a man on her walk back from school.

Police are looking to speak with a man after a dog attack on a Brighton bus.

Franco Manca has confirmed that its Hove venue will close after a restructuring plan was approved by creditors.

Sussex Police investigating a woman's death in Eastbourne in April have identified a man they sought to speak with as a witness.

A new exhibition showcasing the work of Eastenders star Jake Wood will open this week in Brighton.

They are building a fast food outlet on the A27 between Falmer and Lewes.

With only a few days to go to May 7th, Reform is still forecast to take 25% of the vote and I find it difficult to understand why anyone would want to vote for Nigel Farage..

Heathfield Community College has been shortlisted for this year’s Tes Schools Awards,

Shoreham Port has announced that it has completed the sale of Southwick Beach and adjoining land from Adur District Council.

I want to speak to residents about the recent spate of antisemitic attacks we’ve seen across London, and the fear and distress this causes for Jewish residents and communities, including those here in Brighton and Hove.

A string of road closures has been announced as part of a maintenance programme.

The Rocky Horror Show, starring Jason Donovan as the iconic Frank-n-Furter, hits Eastbourne’s Congress Theatre stage.

A celebrated Cuban ballet star is bringing his electrifying adaptation of Carmen to Brighton Theatre.

We were blown away by this month's entries in our Camera Club competition.