Mexico and South Africa fans descended on the King and Queen, one of Brighton’s biggest sports pubs, for the opening game of the 2026 World Cup.

An entrepreneur has said it is "full steam ahead" for a busy summer season on a Sussex pier - despite the company behind it being forced into liquidation

On Saturday, June 13, anti-immigration group South East Patriots are planning to host a march through Brighton city centre

One of the rarest breeding birds in the UK has gained national attention by mating and laying eggs in a Sussex forest

A nesting oystercatcher has brought building work at a wine warehouse to a temporary halt

Hobden's Bakery, located at 57 Teville Road, in Worthing, will cease trading on July 4, after owner Tim Brosnan decided to retire

A historic listed building on a site where a post-medieval farm once existed could be demolished as part of plans for 125 homes

AllSaints, a popular clothing brand, attempted to install jarring shopfront signage in East Street in The Lanes in Brighton, but has been rejected.

Plans for a holiday park that has over 900 caravans to expand have drawn 89 objections

It comes as travel guidance platform Tripadvisor has revealed the winners of its annual Travellers' Choice Awards: Best of the Best Hotels for 2026.

Southern Water released raw sewage into UK waterways more than 15,000 times in a single year

Windmills Opportunity Playgroup announced its closure in April after failing to recruit new trustees and being forced to to relocate to St John's Pavilion.

A CQC assessment of Burleys Wood in Furnace Green, downgraded the Shaw Healthcare care home's rating from 'good' to 'requires improvement.'

Toxic chemicals from everyday pet flea treatments are contaminating wild birds across the UK, new research has revealed

A serious crash involving a car, a lorry, and a pedestrian has occurred on the A280 Long Furlong.

The collision took place on June 5 at around 1.30 pm in Barnham Road, Eastergate, north of Bognor Regis.

Officers were called to reports of a disturbance in Sidley Green, Bexhill, at around 11.50pm on June 8.

A Worthing business leader has been recognised on the national stage.

A hidden Regency garden in Brighton is opening its gates for a community fundraiser.

Co-op is launching a scheme to help tackle food waste and support healthier eating.

A men's wellbeing group, Men Walking and Talking, is inviting the public to join its weekly walks.

The World Cup is a time of excitement for many, but for others, it can mean violence and abuse.

Horsham Ceres Power shares have fallen after a major fundraising move.

Chichester MP Jess Brown-Fuller attendeded the grand opening of Chichester Men's Shed.

With one week to go until the Into Film Awards, South East winners are already set to accept awards.

A restaurant chain is serving up a slice of national pride with offer for Italian nationals.

A group of young carers have been treated to a special boat trip by Rampion Offshore Wind Farm.

A new inclusive community-led event is set to take place in Lewes.

These colourful photographs from Bognor Regis celebrate the vibrant beauty of summer wildflowers.

A Worthing restaurant is set to host an evening of Indian food and sparkling wine.

An exhibition will go on display this month celebrating contemporary craft and makers.

"Fascism means hungry children." This slogan was painted along the walls of the Circus Street School in 1937 as the Civil War raged.

A warehouse owned by Worthing Borough Council is to be placed on the market three months after its last tenant went into liquidation.

A dragonfly-themed festival is returning to WWT Arundel Wetland Centre this summer.

RAF veteran who suffered a stroke has completed a 10K challenge.

Crimestoppers is shining a light on modern slavery and organised immigration crime.

A community garden in Shoreham is hosting a workshop on traditional tin embossing.

A summer partnership will bring the best of English wine to the heart of the city.

St Catherine’s Hospice chief executive is stepping down after more than a decade at the helm.

A biography honouring a Royal Navy veteran and D-Day hero has been launched.

This week has been a reminder of just how much our community relies on local people, organisations and public investment working together, writes Chris Ward MP.

People are urged to plan ahead and use health services wisely during upcoming industrial action.

The wife of a Ukrainian motorcyclist who died following a collision with a bus in Crawley has paid a heartfelt tribute to her husband, a father of three boys.

Geoffrey Lower, a 76-year-old ma from Brighton, has been convicted of stalking a woman five decades younger than him, and jailed for three years.

Daniel Bowler, 38, has been jailed for four years after using a knife to steal alcohol from Tesco Express on Jubilee Street in Brighton.

Brighton and Hove City Council leader Bella Sankey has issued a statement ahead of anti-immigration and counter protests in Brighton on June 13.

Clympwick Bridge, which carries the A259 over the River Arun in West Sussex, connects towns including Littlehampton and Bognor Regis.

Southern Water said it is investigating claims of improper water use as Travellers moved onto land on the outskirts of Hastings

Hillier Garden Centre in Bosham, near Chichester, has been granted full planning permission for a major redevelopment

Police were called to Ditchling High Street at around 5am on Wednesday, June 3, after receiving reports of two large dogs roaming the area