Plans for two homes near the historic anthrax pit in St Leonards face public concern over contamination, flood risk, wildlife, and local infrastructure

Work at the Fossil Bay site in Earnley has now been paused, after Chichester District Council planning officers rejected proposals for an on-site sewage system.

Playden residents have objected to plans for a new single-storey house on Saltcote Lane, citing rural impact and flood risk as other concerns

The Font in The Lanes in Brighton could get a revamp and name change

Arun District Council licensing officers have recommended the suspension for Londis on Norfolk Road, in Littlehampton, after the store failed a test purchase

A young couple from Brighton has won the equivalent of £3,600,000 on The National Lottery

The public is being invited to vote on which of six shortlisted artists should create an artwork from the wood of the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree

More than 120 acres of coastal farmland are up for sale in East Sussex between Seaford and Newhaven.

Plans for seven gypsy/traveller pitches in Westbourne have been approved by Chichester District Council.

Plans have been submitted to transform a vacant high street shop on Western Road in Brighton, formerly a vape shop, into a fried chicken takeaway.

The Rye Waterworks was the first micropub to open in South East Sussex, its website says, and has been popular ever since.

With long awaited plans to transform the crumbling King Alfred submitted, we look back at the landmark building’s history.

Plans linked to a new bus interchange in Newhaven are set to go in front of county councillors.

Everyday habits could be turning your home in Brighton and Hove into a breeding ground for damp and mould, according to experts from HG.

The Sussex Portrait Artist of the Year 2026 will be taking place on March 28 at The Venue in Worthing.

Weekly round-up of pocket-friendly dining and drinking deals across the city, compiled by Nick Mosley.

Liberal Democrat MP John Milne, has met with Chief Executive of Southern Water to press the company on sewage pollution and the rising cost of water bills.

No Smoking Day this year feels especially important for Brighton and Hove, writes Councillor Mitchie Alexander.

One of the issues that gets raised with me most often is the huge challenges many families face with the SEND system.

Bruce Fogle on the humble trug – the invention uniting East and West Sussex

I mentioned struggles with power cleaning last week, and I’m pleased to say I completed the task at the back of the house, writes Geoff Stonebanks.

Sponsored by various organisations and coordinated by Burgess Hill Town Council, there are options for children with different interests.

Author Tom Bower has suggested that the late Queen Elizabeth once told a friend, “Meghan’s brainwashed Harry”

Here is an hour-by-hour weather forecast for Brighton and Hove for the coming weekend, March 13 to March 15, with sun and wind expected.

A 12-year-old girl is feared to have taken her own life after she was bullied on Snapchat

A man who still himself on fire in St Leonards remains in hospital in a serious condition.

Sussex Police are investigating a report that a person took photos of a boy over a toilet cubicle in a Brighton shopping centre.

A man has been charged by Sussex Police with two counts of committing an act of outraging public decency on The Drove in Portslade

Sewage has been pouring straight into the sea from a block of flats due to misconnections

A man has been arrested after it was reported that members of the public had been exposed to in Polegate.

Photographs show work to build hundreds of homes on Worthing's Union Place car park getting underway

A homeless person whose encampment in Newhaven was cleared out by the council returned to the same spot days later.

A young Brighton Albion supporter who uses a wheelchair has warned travelling fans after getting stranded outside Anfield in Liverpool.

Sussex Police have released a statement after a fire at a derelict property in Eastbourne.

Essential maintenance work is set to begin on a crucial bridge in East Sussex.

Asylum seekers have been 'harassed' while attending church, a cabinet meeting heard

Blakes Newsagents and Post Office, which includes a convenience store, has seen its food hygiene rating drop from five stars in March 2023 to two stars

Colonnade Café, a popular seaside café near to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill will not reopen after terminating its lease early.

Images taken by Joshua Whymark show white storks nesting at Knepp Wilding, raising hopes of a bumper new season.

A jury has been discharged after failing to reach a verdict in the trial of a former Sussex student accused of expressing support for Hamas a day after the October 7 attacks in Israel.

Just three families have applied to send their children to Brighton's Middle Street school in September after a proposal to close the troubled primary school.

New lighting is being tested as part of the Madeira Terrace restoration in Brighton.

Plans have been submitted to convert the back of a fish and chip shop into a flat

A bangle was reportedly stolen from Boutique Sophia Jewellery, in Rustington on Monday March 9.

The stretch of Western Road and Church Road where Brighton politely shakes hands with Hove is firmly establishing itself as a go-to food and drink quarter

A Brighton firm is teaming up with Nato on a new AI security drive.

Plans to change the use of a laser tag centre to a cash and carry have been approved by Crawley Borough Council.

The long-time companion of a priest known for his work as an anti-apartheid activist has died at the age of 96.

Teville Road in Worthing remains closed following a fire at a property.

A serious fire at a derelict building has caused severe damage to the building.