Senior councillors approved a new red route today (Thursday 17 September) for one of the busiest shopping streets in Brighton and Hove while facing the threat of legal action from fearful traders.

A building owner says roof tiles containing asbestos are being properly handled after concerns raised by neighbours led to a site inspection.

The Western Road red route decision came before Brighton and Hove City Council’s cabinet today (Thursday 17 September) because traders and residents threatened to take the council to court.

The University of Sussex has been named the highest-ranked university in Sussex in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027, retaining its position ahead of University of Chichester and University of Brighton.

Selsey Shantymen postpone September 20 RNLI gig in West Sussex after online far-right threats against crews who rescued 120 Channel migrants, Sussex Police say.

Chichester District Council has decided to proceed with public engagement for the Selsey Coastal Scheme.

Scheme using GPS tags to monitor prolific shoplifters is cutting crime and giving retailers renewed confidence.

Horrible Histories Live On Stage is bringing two shows to Brighton Dome.

A restaurant has been named among the best Asian eateries in UK.

VegfestUK is making a return to Brighton this autumn after three-year break.

Brighton MP Chris Ward has raised concerns about university funding crisis.

West Sussex County Council is asking for public feedback on a proposal to expand Petworth Primary School for children with special educational needs and disabilities.

Each week Sussex-based roaming farmers market entrepreneur, Ed Johnstone, shares his field-to-fork experiences…

Three hotels have revealed plans for festive gatherings, overnight stays and house parties this December.

Each week Brighton-based vintner, Henry Butler, demystifies the world of wine…

A charity is offering emergency grants to support farming families facing financial hardship.

A newly refurbished youth hub is set to open its doors, doubling number of young people it can support each week.

Rye has earned a spot on World Atlas’ list of England's 10 Most Laid-Back Towns, praised for its "peaceful atmosphere".

An interactive art installation is giving a voice to those missing from public spaces due to chronic illness.

A woman has shared her heartfelt reasons for leaving a gift in her Will to hospice.

A new college term got off to a lively start with freshers week bursting with live music and surprise celebrity encounters.

Brighton's LGBTQ+ nightlife is under threat, with recent venue closures raising fears about future of the city's inclusive after-dark scene.

Research has explored the emerging relationship between weight-loss injections and eating disorders.

A comedian is bringing his latest show to Brighton as part of UK tour.

We really are rather spoiled in Brighton and Hove when it comes to vegetarian food.

A new survey suggests it takes an average of 126 group chat messages to arrange a trip with friends.

A record number of young people are discovering world of plants and conservation.

A new competition has launched to celebrate and reward the businesses at heart of high streets.

These photographs capture the peaceful beauty of Chichester Canal at sunset.

A multi-million pound funding boost will help city council address rising demand for social care and homelessness services.

Abandoned tunnels beneath Brighton Station will become a stage for ghostly tale.

Jonathan Simon is furious after receiving a projected £2.5k annual bill from Southern Water and has raised questions about the accuracy of information given to customers

Climping Beach, near Littlehampton, ranked second from bottom in a new list compiled by family holiday specialists Lapland Famille.

Brighton and Hove City Council has formally issued planning permission for the multi-million-pound King Alfred redevelopment on Hove seafront.

The site, located on Finmere Street, Eastbourne, is being offered by property agents Carter Jonas, and measures more than 10 acres in total

The project, which will be carried out by the Shoreham Port Authority, will transport shingle from the eastern most end of Shoreham Beach to Southwick beach.

Church Barn Steyning Ltd is currently bringing forward proposals to develop the former Steyning Grammar School, on Church Street, Steyning, into a residential scheme

The historic vehicle, built in 1904 and believed to be the oldest surviving Rolls-Royce, is set to take part in this year's RM Sotheby's London to Brighton Veteran Car Run on Sunday, November 1.

Will Bower, from Angmering, decided to craft the vessel for his father Bill's 60th birthday.

Senior councillors have agreed to close Wellington House day centre, in Brighton, although no date has been set yet.

Brighton and Hove has been named the second most expensive city in UK for a night out

Five candidates are standing in a by-election in Queen’s Park ward for a seat on Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) next Thursday (24 September).

A coroner has raised concerns about communication failures between hospitals following death of a new mother.

A 34-year-old man has been spared prison for stealing over £1k worth of stock from B&Q, as he has since tried to turn his life around.

A senior Tudor official who helped dismantle England’s monastic system secretly protected banned Catholic manuscript during the Reformation.

Rother councillors have approved plans to expand an artists’ studio in Bexhill.

Rother council leaders have backed a final round of public consultation on a new local plan.

A pet owner whose pug Penny lived up to her name by swallowing loose change has praised the veterinary practice that saved her pooch's life.

A charity founded by a Sussex woman after being diagnosed with a chronic lung condition is supporting people across East Sussex

Harry Revell died after being injured while playing at Cowdray Park Polo Club, near Midhurst in West Sussex, on September 11.