A Brighton man has decided to get a unique tattoo of the i360 dedicated to when he claimed to the top of the structure.

Tica, in Boundary Road, will shut on September 30, ending a chapter that began in 1975 when businessman Harold Harris opened it as a general store

The Reading Room on Brighton beach seafront has finally been granted retrospective consent for canopies installed without approval.

Argus reporter Charles Pring tries out Brighton's new Beryl e-scooters, riding around the city for his Pring It On! column.

The Lanes Hotel on Brighton's seafront is now being marketed with a guide price of £2.5 million by Savills.

Bournefest organisers have been criticised for "appalling communication" after the Eastbourne seafront hotel was called off at short notice.

Data obtained through Freedom of Information requests by National Debtline shows that in 2025/26, councils across Sussex referred at least 17,800 council tax arrears cases to bailiffs.

Residents of Nevill Road in Lewes, East Sussex, have expressed “outrage” after a 5G telecommunications mast next to a school was given retrospective planning permission.

New figures show 87,450 asylum appeals were in the UK court system at the end of March, the highest number on record and a 72 per cent increase from 50,976 a year earlier.

A solar project is helping power homes and businesses with clean energy.

Temporary speed restrictions are to be enforced on the A27 due to safety concerns.

Two new benches have been unveiled as part of larger scheme to revitalise public space.

A visitor hub has been crowned winner at the Sussex Heritage Trust Awards for its transformation.

A University student is swapping trainers for hiking boots in a 100km challenge.

A fast food restaurant in Brighton is seeking permission to serve customers until 3am.

Whether you fancy dramatic coastal scenery or peaceful countryside, these five pub walks combine fresh air with a refreshing drink.

Patients with severe forms of ME are being "neglected" due to gaps in NHS care, the ME Society warned.

A Hove restaurant has applied to serve alcohol and late-night refreshments until 1am.

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Three friends turned a homebrew hobby into award-winning brewery now producing 47,000 pints a month.

An approximately 200-metre cycle lane on Western Esplanade, Hove, will close for electricity works on September 7.

East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service at attending a fire on Eastbourne pier.

Robert Guanco, 41, was killed after a large sign fell at Big Church Festival, near Steyning, on Friday afternoon. Mr Guanco was a pastor at Jesus the Living Water Church in Eastbourne.

A woman was left shocked after three teenagers allegedly followed and harassed herself and her two children.

Residents in Higher Bevendean are calling for a solution to a water leak which has been causing issues for years.

The West Durrington Extra, in Fulbeck Way, Worthing, was cleared on Saturday night after the lights went out during a power cut.

Petworth been named in everything from Condé Nast Traveller’s 25 Best Places to Go globally to one of the Best Places to Live in the UK again.

BHASSEXPLORE, which stands for Beachy Head and Seven Sisters Extreme Plastic Objects Removal, focuses on a ten-mile stretch of beach.

Plans to change a Bognor student home into an 18 person HMO have been submitted to Arun District Council.

Creative and digital businesses are being offered workspace opportunities.

Councillors have turned down plans for new homes in Eastbourne.

The body of a missing person was recovered at Selsey in West Sussex today (August 30). Police named the individual as Gayelynn Matthews.

The animal was discovered washed up near Hove Lawns on the morning of Sunday, August 30, HM Coastguard Shoreham said.

A man from Brighton has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after a fire occurred in a basement on Warleigh Road.

East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service was called to Eastbourne Pier at 10.24am today (Sunday, August 30) following reports of a blaze.

School crossing patrol officers are to begin wearing body cameras to improve safety on the job.

All eligible young people across Sussex can book free MenB vaccinations online.

A restaurant chain is turning up the heat with a colourful twist on classic hot sauce.

New principal Liz Free has welcomed more than 100 students to OIC Brighton as the college begins its new academic year.

Businesses are being warned about the fire risk of artificial plants and decorations following recent fire safety check.

A former naval officer is taking on zip wire challenge for his 93rd birthday.

Located in the Mid Sussex district of West Sussex, Hurstpierpoint sits just four miles southwest of Burgess Hill.

A theatre refurbishment is delivering lasting benefits for wider community.

Glow Wild is returning to light up Sussex this winter with most ambitious illuminated trail yet.

Police have issued an update after a man died at a Christian music festival, Big Church in Steyning in West Sussex.

Brighton’s 2026 Mod Weekender has kicked off with live music, scooters and a party atmosphere.

13 beach huts across hove seafront have been subject to damage and "mindless vandalism"

Moorcroft Equine Rehabilitation Centre, near to Horsham, is being investigated by the Charity Commission after "concerns" were raised.

Brighton Magistrates have ordered the destruction of an XL bully named Choco.

Worshippers rushed to lift a heavy sign which read “Everything’s Unmissable”, witnesses said, after it fell on revellers at a Christian festival killing one man and injuring others.