Residents living in a Brighton city centre development have described the "distress" caused by frequent fire alarms

West Sussex County Council has spent £2.7 million clearing 40 wrecked shipping containers off its beaches

A kind stranger has stepped in and paid a £70 parking fine which was handed to a gardener after he parked on a double yellow line

A man needed surgery on his broken leg after he fell and became trapped between machinery in West Sussex

West Sussex County Councillor Sam Raby has backed a new petition calling for urgent safety improvements at Faygate Roundabout on the A264

Residents are voicing frustration over a new tip booking system

Worthing Borough Council has exchanged contracts to sell the former Caravan and Motorhome Club site to developer Croudace Homes

Mr Coney of Hogtrough Lane, Winchelsea, East Sussex, is seeking permission to repurpose his three-bedroom detached house

Worthing Museum & Art Gallery will reopen on Saturday, March 28 following an extended closure for major improvement works

More than 9,000 Which? members rated towns across the UK based on factors such as attractions, food and drink, peace and quiet, and more.

Morrisons has withdrawn a licensing application concerning a new Worthing site

Retrospective plans have been submitted to transform an existing commercial unit into a sauna and wellness facility in Polegate.

The mice were taken to Sompting Wildlife Rescue after they were spotted  during a routine service at the garage.

Continue Arcades have announced that the venue located at 19 Southgate, in Chichester, will be opening on March 27

James MacCleary, MP for Lewes spoke out in Parliament against the lack of progress to solve the pavement parking crisis plaguing the Polegate.

Brighton-trained artist, Linh Luong, won an international award for his pioneering project transforming how people with visual impairments experience theatre.

West Sussex County Council’s Quit4Wellbeing team is celebrating a successful first year, having supported more than 900 residents since April 2025.

In celebration of his fourth decade as an independent soloist, Shoreham's guitarist and composer Richard Durrant presents his 2026 tour: The Art of Levitation.

A new strategy to strengthen volunteering and build more resilient communities has been launched by South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb).

Eastbourne’s Devonshire Park Theatreproudly hosts a duo of productions from the celebrated production team phil&ben.

The Haywards Heath Mayor’s Charity Silent Art Auction has successfully concluded, raising £578 for the Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity.

Brighton & Hove Albion hosted a special International Women’s Day event at Rockwater.

“You die twice. One time when you stop breathing and a second time, a bit later on, when somebody says your name for the last time."

A lecturer at the University of Chichester reached a milestone in English football on Saturday, recording his 1,000th game.

A rare Anglo-Saxon sword fitting known as the Stopham Mount is set to go on display at The Novium Museum in Chichester.

The county council will invest £60.7 million maintaining and improving highways in West Sussex over the coming year.

Trees are a key part of our Sussex landscape, writes Jen Eneke.

The University of Chichester’s International Qualified Teacher Status (iQTS) programme has been awarded Grade 1 in its recent inspection by Penta International.

Brighton‑based life insurer, Beagle Street, has been awarded Best Life Insurance Provider at the YourMoney.com Personal Finance Awards 2026.

A retired member of the British Army’s Royal Signals from West Sussex has clocked up 10,000 steps to raise vital funds for research into brain tumours.

Horsham Museum and Art Gallery has unveiled a new display of Bronze Age artefacts, which was made possible thanks to donations from the Horsham community.

Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity (DVLCC) has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award as part of the Lifelites 25 campaign.

Popular Brighton eatery Lost in the Lanes in Nile Street will be closed on Tuesday, 24 and Wednesday, March 25 for an extensive refresh.

More than 800 runners took part in the half marathon to raise funds for Brighton-based HIV charity The Sussex Beacon.

A fresh round of funding has been awarded to help tackle domestic abuse in West Sussex.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has again rated Portland Road care home in Hove, West Sussex, as outstanding following an inspection in July last year.

A drink-driver had an unhappy meal after he was arrested by police at McDonald’s

A pothole-ridden road has been compared to something out of a warzone or the “surface of the moon”

Two universities in Sussex have assured pupils amid the ongoing meningitis outbreak.

A man punched a woman twice in the face in an antisemitic attack in Shoreham

Car park giant National Car Parks (NCP) has called in administrators after a post-pandemic drop in commuters left it struggling to recover

An asylum seeker accused of repeatedly raping a woman on Brighton beach posed “smiling and sticking his tongue out” on footage of the alleged attack

A scheme to license short-term holiday lets, often known simply as Airbnbs, could be trialled in Brighton and Hove.

A public meeting has been announced for Wealdon residents to discuss controversial proposals for 1,700 new homes in Uckfield

The plans, submitted by developers Fairfax Acquisitions Ltd, are for a 13.2-hectare site north of Borers Arms Road in Copthorne, north-east of Crawley

Figures from HMP Ford, near Littlehampton, show 180 high-risk men are now living in the prison, almost half the jail’s population

Two asylum seekers repeatedly raped a woman on Brighton beach while a third one filmed the incident in a “cynical, predatory and callous” attack, jurors have been told

A man has been arrested at a cabaret venue plagued by cancellations

The UK’s biggest tulip festival is preparing to open its gates at Tulley's Farm, east of Crawley, as 1.5 million flowers burst into bloom

Bereaved families and friends who want to leave flowers at an accident site for more than a fortnight will be expected to apply to the council for permission.