A distressed father from Hassocks in West Sussex was left feeling suicidal after months of being pursued for child maintenance payments he didn't owe.

Worthing Borough Council has told the owners of Montague Quarter to take action immediately or risk being billed for contracted cleaning services.

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) has confirmed that its Furniture and Electrical Store in London Road, Brighton, will shut next month

A synagogue is seeking permission to install new security cameras because of concerns for the safety of its building and congregation

An inquest has opened after a 30 year old man was found in a caravan in Brighton

A major city road is set to undertake repairs after “significant deterioration” was discovered.

Ashington, in West Sussex, has been the site of extensive proposed development in recent years, with various schemes either already approved or under consideration.

Strange craters have appeared on the Sussex seabed marking the return of a marine creature.

Is that it? I mean, in the past a solar eclipse was life-changing, writes Alistair McNair.

Firefighters have issued a warning about dangerous social media trend involving setting fire to aerosol cans

The UK’s biggeOktoberfest UK st Oktoberfest tour is heading to Chichester this autumn.

Setting off from Hyde Park at daybreak on Sunday, November 1, the historic drive marks the grand finale of London Motor Week.

Jessica Ford, 29, from Brighton, ranked 76th nationally in the Best for Brows.

An electronics firm is marking 50 years in business.

An Indian restaurant has earned a place in the Michelin Guide.

The Black Horse in Rottingdean, near Brighton, took the number one spot after an analysis by whisky cask supplier Spiritfilled.

A train derailment has been described as a "wake-up call" by a Lewes MP.

The Argus now has a fully digitised and searchable newspaper archive containing more than 1,146,517 newspaper pages.

UK holidaymakers could face fines for bringing back a common item now banned in the UK.

A man has been arrested following a flat fire in Littlehampton.

A woman from Barcombe in East Sussex who had the words "Pikey Scum" spray painted on her front wall says she feels terrified in her own home.

Heavy rainfall could bring flash flooding to parts of UK, including areas still in drought.

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

An inquest has been launched after a 78 year old man was found dead in his home in Horsham

A fundraising appeal has been launched in memory of Charles Saddler, known to many as "Pirate", to help his family cover his funeral costs

Hospital staff in Eastbourne and St Leonards say a "cartel" of senior doctors has created a culture of bullying, racism, sexism, in the surgery department.

As the classic track goes “another one bites the dust”. As news comes of yet another departure from the Labour administration, in what is rapidly becoming a low-budget re-enactment of the Last Days of Rome, I doubt this is the final act.

Jess Brown-Fuller, the Liberal Democrat MP for Chichester, officially opened 'The Link', which forms part of the ongoing Home of Rolls-Royce extension project

A pensioner is still set to be tried for murder after his elderly wife was found dead at their home

For me, Roebuck’s vineyard at Tillington near Petworth is by far the most beautiful in Sussex, writes Nick Mosley.

I was in the first 100 lucky people to receive my fish and chips for just £1, but how did they taste?

Hastings in East Sussex has been named as the South East's crime capital in a new study, conducted by Crystal Roof using police data

A statement has been issued on the future of the Brighton Booth Museum of Natural History, a much-loved museum that has been closed since last year

The company, which has 11 vineyards, expects to begin picking grapes in mid-September following a hot UK summer, weeks ahead of its typical schedule

A local teacher is taking part in her first triathlon to raise money to better support her students

Brighton Toy and Model Museum is inviting visitors to enjoy a packed programme of exhibitions and activities throughout the summer holidays.

Ninebarrow, made up of Jon Whitley and Jay LaBouchardiere, will take to the stage at Ropetackle Arts Centre on Saturday, September 19.

Saja El-Khawas passed away on Friday, after being rescued from the sea near Shoreham Fort and being taken to hospital in critical condition.

Firefighters from Horsham Fire Station attended a fire at Horsham Skate Park, where refuse, wood, and aerosol cans had been deliberately set alight.

Tony Greenstein, from Brighton, was found not guilty at Kingston Crown Court on Friday, August 21, of inviting support for a proscribed terrorist group.

Multiple incidents are causing significant disruption across the Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express networks.

Birgit Miller announced her decision on August 14, citing a loss of confidence in the Labour council's leadership.

Steve Gladwin, who retired from the NHS earlier this summer, has pledged to put tackling the cost of living, pensioner poverty, and fuel poverty at the heart of his campaign.

Several dead birds have been discovered at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, with an outbreak of avian botulism suspected as the cause.

An exhibition exploring identity through art is set to go on display.

Deeper Than Fungi will go on display at Brighton’s Fishing Quarter Gallery from Tuesday, August 25, to Sunday, August 30.

An Indian street food restaurant is reopening after refurbishment.

It's hard to pick up a restaurant menu nowadays without seeing allergens either marked against individual items or ‘ask your server’ flagged at the bottom, writes Nick Mosley.

On behalf of all of us at Brighton Dome, I’m thrilled to share this packed programme of events for our three beautiful stages this autumn and winter.

Sussex Police have issued a warning amid fears of large seafront gatherings as students celebrate their GCSE exam results.