Three cars were involved in a crash near the village of Flimwell.

A violent brawl and evidence of drug use and stashing has resulted in a three-month licence suspension for a Brighton pub.

Applicant Hongwei Ren had lodged an appeal against Horsham District Council after the local authority refused permission for the detached three-bedroom home on land south of Amberley Close playing fields, off Rowlands Road in Horsham

A major coffee chain closed down one of its branches in the city centre

The property at 64 Brunswick Street West is owned and used by BIMM University, which fitted out the building as a specialist music teaching facility

The following cases have been heard in Brighton Magistrates' Court

A business that already delivers cold food to customers until 3am faced objections from neighbours after it applied for a late-night refreshment licence to add hot food to its menu.

Plans to turn a vacant former bank into five homes have been unveiled

Meet the team behind Brighton's musical theatre bar - Bar Broadway - in the heart of the gay quarter

Sussex reservoirs remain dangerously low as drought threatens water security and raises concerns over East Sussex housing development and new homes.

There was lots of positive news for Brighton and Hove in Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first Budget last week, writes Bella Sankey.

A supermarket in Bognor Regis has been allowed to keep its alcohol licence after a review over the sale and storage of illicit tobacco under its previous ownership.

More than 8,000 cocktail creations were served across Brighton and Hove during this year’s Brighton Cocktail Festival.

A family-run waste business has sold after more than three decades of growth.

Social workers have been honoured with national awards for dedication and impact on people's lives.

A children’s book has been shortlisted for major literary award.

Families are sharing their stories of loss and love to highlight importance of hospice care.

These photographs capture some of the colourful BookBench sculptures in Brighton and Hove.

A homelessness charity has been awarded a grant to help continue work supporting vulnerable people.

A renowned jazz trio is set to perform in Frant.

A garden centre is getting into the Christmas spirit with full line-up of festive events.

A veterans’ charity is set to expand its services thanks to £1,500 donation.

Norden House is gearing up to welcome visitors to open day.

A teenager has been recognised for dedication to helping others.

Pop singer Steve Ellis, frontman of 1960s group Love Affair, has died aged 76. Ellis, who lived in Portslade and made Brighton his adopted home town, died on the evening of October 30 following complications from a chronic illness.

A 20-year-old man from Brighton has been handed a three-year Football Banning Order following repeated incidents of antisocial behaviour linked to football matches.

A man has been jailed for two years after subjecting a woman to a campaign of abuse, including assault and intentional strangulation.

Nextgen Lettings Limited has lodged proposals with Worthing Borough Council to turn Fitzroy Lodge in Windsor Road into a house in multiple occupation for up to 25 individuals

Police have been spotted outside a block of flats in Brighton.

A 17-year-old boy was released on bail after a Lancing stabbing left a 21-year-old man injured. Police called the October 31 incident isolated.

A grieving daughter says she feels she is losing her dad “all over again” after Seaford Town Council announced plans to replace memorial benches.

Chichester District Council planning officers have backed Martin Grant Homes’ outline application to build 223 homes on land at Loxwood Farm Place, off High Street in Loxwood

A woman has been fined over the use of a blue badge.

A crash has been reported on the A27 near Arundel.

Below is a round-up of some of the criminals jailed in October 2026

An old car crashed into a private motor vehicle in Brighton

Two historic red telephone boxes in Bedford Square, Brighton, could soon be given a new lease of life

A charity has closed its in-person centre

A major emergency services response was mounted outside a block of flats in Brighton on November 2

Eight Sussex residents arrested over Palestine Action support renew calls for Helena Dollimore MP to defend her vote to proscribe the group as a terrorist group

As restaurant novelties go, tables with swinging chairs is a pretty good one

The Government needs to stop the local government reorganisation (LGR) process and concentrate on giving West Sussex councils the funding they need.

When police officers were first issued with body worn video (BWV) towards the end of my policing career.

Almost 200 tonnes of food waste was collected by Crawley Borough Council in the first three weeks after the new service started.

Plans to redevelop a storage site in Chichester have been approved by the district council.

Sussex Police have issued an update after a stand-off at a block of flats in Brighton prompted a major emergency services response and road closure.

Firearms licence checks are expected to come under extra pressure next year as covid-era renewals are expected to double Sussex Police’s workload.

Uncle Sam’s is preparing to open a branch at 33 Richmond Place in Brighton, the building formerly home to the Richmond and Pressure Point.

A Latin American restaurant chain is turning up the heat this festive season with sizzling line-up of food and drink offers.

A sold-out festival celebrating one of Britain's least known wild luxury foods is returning for day of discovery and canine-friendly fun.