Crowborough training camp has made national headlines in recent months after the Home Office identified it as a site to house up to 540 immigrants

The Bishop of Chichester, Dr Martin Warner, has announced that he will retire from office at the end of May 2026

A small business has faced “absolute chaos” after losing its phone line for two weeks

Horsham District Council is currently working alongside West Sussex County Council to facilitate the removal of the trailer

The Environment Agency is carrying out work to protect properties at Climping Beach, between Littlehampton and Bognor Regis

Jeffrey Epstein was invited to Sussex to shoot ducks and pheasants, emails have revealed.

The apartment, located in the Bayside development on Brighton Road, in Worthing, is described as "a rare and truly exceptional opportunity".

Plans have been submitted to build 125 homes on arable farmland in Wealden district, East Sussex, on the edge of Tunbridge Wells

Chichester Cathedral's Glowing + Alive exhibition will be exploring the story behind the creation of John Piper's iconic High Altar tapestry

County councillors are set to decide whether to move ahead with a controversial permit parking scheme in Bexhill.

Plans have been submitted to convert the former Kamson Pharmacy building in East Preston into a restaurant under the name 'The Podgy Spaniel'

Arundel-based Edge Tea & Coffee was recognised for its hand-roasted beans and ethically sourced teas under the Shop Local South East category

A study has revealed that Brighton and Hove is among the most expensive places in the UK to buy a standard 12-inch Margherita pizza, ranking seventh overall

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A school in Chichester has been closed due to flooding in the area.

Members of the Friends of Lancing Ring and the local community came together to plant approximately 200 trees to help the regeneration of Lancing Clump.

Feast of Fiddles, a group known for its energetic folk-rock performances, will perform at Bexhill Academy on Monday, February 23.

Burger & Lobster Brighton will be serving the Big Valentine’s Dinner on February 14.

A free archaeological exhibition day in Bexhill Drill Hall will explore the lives of World War One soldiers who trained at nearby Cooden Camp.

Reform UK has been called racist for arguing that two-child benefit cap should be lifted only for families where both parents are British and in full-time work.

Brighton is facing an urgent housing crisis, with almost 40,000 new homes needed by 2040 and rents continuing to rise year on year.

Members of Sompting Seniors have received a £5,000 donation from housebuilder Persimmon Homes

Horsham Museum’s new exhibition Cabinet of Curiosity: Museums Past, Present and Future is now open.

Wizz Air will launch its brand new route from London Gatwick to Santorini in July.

This Spring, Pete McKee invites people to visit his exhibition, ‘The Boy With a Leg Named Brian’ as it tours the UK’s most beloved Grassroots Music Venues.

Rolls-Royce is inviting applications for its 2026 Apprenticeship programme.

The Gladwins – brothers behind some of London’s most loved farm-to-fork restaurants, have announced the purchase of The Black Horse in Amberley, West Sussex.

Protecting and improving the environment and supporting the most vulnerable are the focus of Adur District Council’s proposed plans for the next 12 months.

Brighton & Hove Buses have announced that this year’s Santa Bus has raised an impressive £28,070.

Last week, something quite rare happened – Greens managed to get the administration to vote in favour of a Green amendment to one of their policy decisions.

A Billingshurst widow is calling on the government to increase and extend bereavement support payments.

Work to manage the trees surrounding Falmer pond and improve water quality and biodiversity will start next week.

A group of families who blame the deaths of their loved ones on an NHS trust have responded to post made by the CEO in the wake of an inquest.

Residents in Midhurst are invited to find out more about the different ways they can make healthy changes to their lives at the Live Well Midhurst health fair.

Bexhill-on-Sea Town Council is now accepting nominations for Civic Awards to recognise those who have made a positive impact on the town.

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The council has defended their decision to use disabled parking bays to temporarily store building materials

A woman has been unable to access her own money for months due to restrictions imposed by her bank

Sussex Police has revealed why the A27 was closed last night (February 4) at the junction with the Fishbourne Roundabout

A man's body has been recovered from the sea

Piglets Pantry, a Worthing bakery that provides pies on Albion matchdays, has "appointed insolvency practitioners" according to another football club

Phil Hall, a former councillor in Strood, Kent, voiced serious concerns to East Sussex County Council about ongoing works in Eastbourne’s town centre.

A helicopter landed at the beach as part of a search and rescue mission

A multimillion-pound project to prevent a “catastrophic collapse” of the King's Road arches in Brighton is to be discussed by councillors

A man has been charged with raping a 17-year-old boy in St Leonards

Plans to build two blocks of council flats on a former wildlife site and children’s playground in Whitehawk in Brighton have been approved.

Jon Baker sold The Lighthouse fish and chip shop on Priory Road in Hastings, East Sussex, in December 2025, having bought it in 2007

Barzan Aubid, director of Baltic Bognor Ltd in Bognor Regis, pleaded guilty to trademarks, tobacco labelling and money laundering offences.

The Prime Minister spoke about the importance of national unity at an event in East Sussex - all the while fending off questions about his decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as US ambassador.

Sussex Police are investigating after a boy was assaulted in Brighton.