Campaigners are fighting back against plans for permanent fencing on Beacon Hill near Rottingdean.

An East Sussex County Council cabinet member has been criticised for failing to hold key meetings, raising concerns over accountability

The Plough in Pyecombe, a family-run freehouse north of Brighton, has traded successfully for more than 20 years and is now being offered for sale as a freehold opportunity

A developer has put forward a plan for a self-build housing site near Hailsham.

Discover Battle, East Sussex, where William the Conqueror defeated Harold on October 14, 1066. Visit Battle Abbey, shops, pubs and rich history.

A reported death of a scientist has raised questions about the risks and realities of the plague

Staff and volunteers at Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. have taken part in specialist training with Guide Dogs

A new chief executive has been appointed to lead Worthing Theatres and  Museum.

Wealden District Council has been named one of England’s top-performing council landlords.

When we suddenly lost our dear dog Murphy just before last Christmas it honestly felt like our world had ended.

Young detectives are being invited to solve a spooky case this Halloween.

A popular Christmas concert supporting a veterans' charity is set to return this December.

People are being urged to use the right NHS service as demand on emergency care continues to rise.

A market stall scheme has been credited with saving a business from closure.

A museum has won a national award for its work helping young people launch careers in the creative industries.

Jake Bugg is set to perform in Brighton and Bexhill as part of an in-store tour.

We've picked out three fish and chip shops across Sussex that have won plenty of praise from customers and are well worth knowing about.

I’m well ahead of schedule in putting my garden to bed for the winter

The University of Brighton has secured top marks for research and industry collaboration

A leading UK college is set to open its first campus in Japan.

A new report has set out seven actions to reduce flood risk in Lewes and improve resilience for residents and businesses.

A new community shop has set a national example for sustainable development.

Fireworks season is here, and for many dogs and their owners, it’s a time of stress.

Blended families can bring extra considerations when planning a holiday abroad, particularly where children divide their time between households, have stepfamilies, or have existing arrangements with a parent who won’t be travelling.

Brighton indie-folk singer-songwriter Eva Nagy advances to round two of Music Gateway Breakout Artist programme 2027.

A festive art competition is inviting children to share their Christmas spirit for a good cause.

Veteran musician Steve Tilston is set to perform at the Horsham Folk Club.

A theatre company is set to stage a Christmas-themed show.

Nearly 5,000 visitors have explored the Hastings Embroidery exhibition since it opened at Hastings Town Hall.

The Argus now has a fully digitised and searchable newspaper archive containing more than 1,146,517 newspaper pages, and is now brought to you in partnership with Newspapers.com.

Slindon College is set to welcome a visit from international guests as part of a unique educational exchange.

Tributes have been paid to former Seaford mayor Dave Argent, remembered for his years of dedicated service to the East Sussex community.

More than 16,000 dogs and owners took part in a month-long canine swim festival at Saltdean Lido.

An animal welfare charity is appealing for urgent support.

A team of power workers has raised more than £1,800 for charity through a mountain climb and bake sale.

Comedian Rosie Holt is launching a new nationwide tour with her latest satirical show.

A Sussex author's book has become an Amazon No.1 parody.

Horsham District Council has upgraded its mobile app to help residents recycle more accurately.

The deadline is approaching for parents to apply for secondary school places.

A vibrating dancefloor could help people "hear" music again, according to new research.

Hastings Castle is set for a major restoration after securing £1 million in government funding.

A woman has launched a petition calling for action to “re-green” Brighton and Hove neighbourhoods.

Sussex Police and British Transport Police have issued statements ahead of Brighton & Hove Albion’s game against Crystal Palace

A mature Brighton elm could be felled even though council documents suggest a defective retaining wall, not the tree alone, may have caused damage at a Preston Park property.

Ministers have confirmed they will look into forecourt fees at the Sussex transport hub, after prices were hiked to £10 for a ten-minute stay earlier this year

Fears that 1,700 new homes could thwart the reopening of a former Sussex railway line have prompted calls for safeguards

A major city centre transformation project has been completed.

Britannia Hotels has submitted a planning application to Brighton and Hove City Council seeking permission to bulldoze Clive House at 14-15 Grand Junction Road.

Plans to demolish a bungalow in Rottingdean, near Brighton, and replace it with four houses have sparked uproar among outraged neighbours.

Plans to build 33 homes on a greenfield site in Ansty have been approved by Mid Sussex District Council