Regency Square in Brighton, where people have been living in tents, is blighted with drug taking and public defecation, according to residents and business owners

Residents fear delays in food waste collections will encourage rats as bins are left overflowing for days.

A sighting of a large rare bird in Sussex has ignited fears about pets being dognapped

A significant fire triggered a large emergency services response in West Sussex.

The scheme, put forward for land at Spring Acres along West End Lane in Henfield, has been turned down after concerns were raised about its suitability.

Columbia House, a seven-storey former office building on Romany Road in Worthing, was found to have significant fire safety failings in 2022.

A Labour councillor has officially called for a debate on the “lessons learnt” report on the loan to the i360 brokered by Brighton and Hove City Council.

Network provider nexfibre has announced an investment of up to £2.3 million to deliver full-fibre connectivity in Adur.

A councillor has questioned how objectively Brighton and Hove City Council deals with complaints.

Campaigners concerned about the mental health support provided at the Wellbeing Hub, in Preston Park, urged councillors to ask for clarification about future services.

An application had been submitted for the change of use of Provident House, a Victorian building on Grafton Road, in Worthing.

The Fizzy Rascal will launch at 48 Shoreham High Street on April 25

The Real Pizza Company has announced it will open a new store located at 39 Springfield Road in Horsham, on April 29.

Sussex is home to many great villages, and here are 3 of its prettiest, and how much it would cost to live there.

More than 200 residents formed a giant human cross to campaign against the loss of green spaces in Wivelsfield Green.

House prices in the South East have dropped by 0.9 per cent in the year to February 2026.

I’m not really a morning eater, but presently, I seem to be consuming a lot of late morning brunches.

Horsham councillors have agreed to increase their basic allowance from £6,786 to £7,003.15 in 2026/27.

A charity’s plan to build retirement apartments in Peasmarsh has been approved.

There are severe delays on the A27 at Falmer this morning.

LK Bennett has revealed it is set to close its nine standalone and 13 concession stores for good in the coming days after entering administration.

A new study from the University of Sussex has found a reliable tool to visualize and understand how the brain processes complex, real-world scenes.

A new app has launched ahead of the return of Brighton Cocktail Festival.

A Lewes MP is inviting families to share their experiences with the special educational needs (SEN) system.

Nusrat Ghani, MP joined the Mayor of Hailsham, Cllr Chris Bryant in officially opening a new water refill station provided by SIFA.

Hassocks Scouts are getting hands-on with gardening through an eco-friendly project.

A Michelin-starred restaurant is offering a unique 'Pasture to Plate' experience this June.

A new documentary about football subcultures is to be screened in Brighton.

A Brighton company is ramping up the development of new materials to help replace conventional plastics.

Emerging playwright Noah Wild’s acclaimed true story With All My Fondest Love embarks on UK Tour

Happy Learners Day Nursery is celebrating having received a glowing first Ofsted report.

Plumpton College invites people to discover the award-winning Plumpton Estate Brut Rosé NV.

Reverend andThe Makers have announced a major UK headline tour with Brighton stop.

Fields of vivid yellow stretch across Sussex countryside as spring brings a burst of colour to the landscape.

A beloved Christmas classic is coming to Brighton with a live concert experience.

As the housing crisis deepens locally and nationally, I wonder what one of this city’s great social activists and heroes, Harry Cowley, would be thinking, writes Steve Davis.

The Daily T podcast is coming to Worthing on April 30.

New ProCook store opens at Churchill Square Shopping Centre in Brighton.

Rachel Talbot, from Horsham, is lacing up her trainers with a world record in sight.

PCC Katy Bourne is highlighting the vital work taking place across Sussex to prevent stalking and protect victims at the earliest possible stage.

Simon Weldon left South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) on Friday, April 17.

Season Opener takes place at Goodwood Racecourse on May 1 and 2.

The University of Brighton has completed a £2.5 million refurbishment of teaching spaces across its Moulsecoomb and Falmer campuses.

A multi-academy trust is celebrating rising results and standout school progress.

Jess Brown-Fuller MP has launched a petition backing the Liberal Democrats' proposed 'No Doctors, No Development' policy.

Volunteer Bea Homer has passed out as Littlehampton RNLI’s first dedicated navigator. 

Crowds gathered for a weekend of farming, family fun and countryside entertainment last week.

G.M. Jones & Son Ltd, which is "one of a handful" of companies that sell Pukka Pies products, is set to close after voluntarily entering liquidation.

A stalker who monitored the movements of a woman known to him and bombarded her with unwanted calls and contact has been jailed

A petition has been launched to bring back a Brighton city centre bus stop