Work is underway to transform Brighton's aquarium roundabout into a junction.

There are plans for a new sign outside Swan Walk Shopping Centre entrance on West Street, in Horsham.

More than 110 Sussex council workers were paid more than £100,000 last year

McDonald's drive-through and restaurant on Civic Way in Burgess Hill has been granted planning permission to extend its trading hours.

Outline permission is being sought for the land at Billingshurst Trade and Business Park, with plans including associated infrastructure and green space.

The Bridge Inn, in Shoreham, will shut in October for six weeks to undergo a £500,000 "makeover."

Dunmoore Group is seeking to drop plans for large industrial units on the second phase of the Billingshurst Trade and Business Park.

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Plans for a new market town in East Sussex have sparked anger.

A 79-year-old woman from Rottingdean in Brighton has been banned from driving after repeated offences, and speeding in an Audi.

More than 500 residents gathered in Henfield on April 18 for a Community Day of Action organised by the Campaign to Protect Rural Henfield (CPRH).

People in Sussex lost more than £19 million to investment scams last year, police have revealed.

The Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology has said her mind “isn’t made up” on a social media ban.

Jess Brown-Fuller MP hears Southbourne residents’ concerns at Q&A.

Two award-winning Australian productions are coming to Brighton Fringe.

Liberal Democrat MP James MacCleary, is launching a campaign to guarantee GP investment on new developments.

Mencap Newhaven, Lewes and District is proud to announce that it has officially joined the Newhaven Chamber of Commerce.

Rebekah Ann Jewellery has been named a finalist at The Small Awards.

A woman has raised nearly £1,800 for a charity supporting people with a rare neurological condition.

A novel blending heartbreak and the afterlife has arrived on bookshelves from a Sussex author.

A city school has completed the latest challenge in its bid to financially support three girls living in Africa through their education.

West Sussex County Council’s admissions team handled 8,309 starting school applications this year.

A swimming centre is calling on the community to help secure its future through a fundraising campaign.

Pupils and staff are celebrating standout academic achievement that puts them among the top performers in the county.

Cats Protection charity workers and volunteers gathered in Parliament Square in a silent vigil to highlight the unregulated trade in kittens and cats.

Busy Bees Nursery at Lewes, has been praised by Ofsted.

The Petworth Park Antiques and Fine Art Fair will return for its twelfth year in the grounds of Petworth House.

A community tractor run will roll through Arundel this April raising money for Young Lives vs Cancer in memory of Thomas Winters-Holmes.

Robertsbridge Community College is introducing a phone-free policy to help students stay focused and improve wellbeing.

Educators from across West Sussex who attended the annual conference of the NEU in Brighton over Easter are returning to their classrooms this week.

A new career platform Waddyado is taking a fresh approach to helping people navigate career change.

Royal Pavilion Gardens in Brighton are alive with colour as spring unfolds.

Tickets are now on sale for The Festival of Chichester.

Brighton Music Conference (BMC), the UK’s leading electronic music and networking event reveals the second wave of names.

A pop-up museum is set to return following last year’s event success.

University of Brighton will host an international arts conference exploring the connection between migration and human identity.

A row has erupted over Winnie the Pooh's birthday after MP Nus Ghani branded a council's decision to spend £500,000 of taxpayer money celebrating the milestone 'a joke'

Around 6,000 people have objected to a fresh marina dredging licence after the previous application was quashed following legal action

A man has been found guilty of sexual assaults on young boys at a children’s home in the 1970s.

A herd of cows blocked a popular cycle path on Sunday after wandering onto it

The season at Brighton Racecourse remains on hold due to damage caused by fly larvae

Shoppers queued from the early hours for a chance to win vouchers and prizes

West Wittering Beach has introduced the new rules limiting access for large vehicles, which will begin from May this year.

Swastikas have been painted on playground equipment in Palatine Park in Worthing

The South Downs National Park Authority had refused permission for the development at Abesters in Lurgashall.

A person rescued from a property fire is in a "serious condition", emergency services have said.

Horsham District Council planning officers have backed the proposed development on land off West End Lane in Henfield.

A rare tree has been lost after crashing down in Hastings, sparking a police response and temporary road closures

Caravans and motorhomes are still on Goring Gap in Worthing.

A new bar in the centre of Brighton has been granted a drinks licence after councillors decided that its customers would be unlikely to add to crime and disorder in the area.