A man said that he believed he was Jesus for six weeks after experiencing "spiritual madness"

Autumn is the perfect season to hunker down in a cosy restaurant and The Crazy Goose in Brighton offers a great place for this

Ministers have confirmed they are working with local partners on plans for the prospective site in Burgess Hill as part of a £700 million fund designed to unlock stalled commercial projects

A family-run Brighton coffee roaster is opening a new branch in Eastbourne.

A builder must pay over £32k for breaching a compliance notice issued by Arun District Council

Lewes in East Sussex has been named one of the UK’s friendliest retirement towns by World Atlas, praised for its history, community and outdoor spaces.

Hastings council is considering plans to become more of a welcome and supportive space for its older residents

More than £118million of contributions made to West Sussex County Council by developers have not yet been spent.

There is a saying: “There’s no future in the past, so don’t look back.” I fundamentally disagree with this.

A festive project bringing together the community to help those in need.

Three young apprentices are taking their first steps into construction industry through hands-on training with a Sussex contractor.

More than £1.1 million funding has been allocated to support community improvements.

Hundreds of cyclists are expected to light up the night with mass ride.

An acclaimed songwriter and jazz guitarist will be launching first duo album.

A Sussex-based film company has won a prestigious award for LGBT feature film.

This November, De La Warr Pavilion is packed with events and activities.

A meeting room will soon be transformed into a creative space by up-and-coming artist.

Butlin’s is preparing to welcome more than 40,000 guests as it celebrates 90th Christmas.

During Befriending Week, running from November 1 to 7, social care charity Guild Care is celebrating the impact of its volunteer befrienders.

Pet owners are being advised to rethink living room layout to help keep animals calm during Bonfire Night.

Ferring Scarecrow Festival has ended after week of community fun.

Two Saint Bernard dogs are looking for a new home.

A Christmas-themed trail is coming to SEA LIFE attractions across UK.

A Brighton band has celebrated the release of one of world's first commercial Evovinyl pressings.

A programme of events will light up Chichester district this winter.

A town's railway station will be closed from 3pm on Saturday, November 14, as part of safety measures during the town’s bonfire night celebrations.

The King has helped mark 80 years of diplomacy and dialogue at a Sussex institution with global influence.

Three cars were involved in a crash near the village of Flimwell.

Scattered belongings have been spotted on Black Rock’s nudist beach

The actions of a former deputy mayor have been branded as "unwanted and demeaning" as a complainant against him was upheld.

Five Sussex pubs have been ranked the UK's best by the Good Food Guide.

Dyke Farm Shop in Pulborough, West Sussex, will have its last day on Saturday, January 23, 2027, according to an announcement on Facebook.

Sussex Police investigate an alleged assault at a football match after a Midhurst player suffered a broken jaw; the cup tie with Emsworth was abandoned

HMS Tyne was spotted off Brighton as the Royal Navy revealed it tracked Russian warships and cargo ships through the English Channel in recent operations

A violent brawl and evidence of drug use and stashing has resulted in a three-month licence suspension for a Brighton pub.

Applicant Hongwei Ren had lodged an appeal against Horsham District Council after the local authority refused permission for the detached three-bedroom home on land south of Amberley Close playing fields, off Rowlands Road in Horsham

A major coffee chain closed down one of its branches in the city centre

The property at 64 Brunswick Street West is owned and used by BIMM University, which fitted out the building as a specialist music teaching facility

Sussex Police launch a new ATV buggy for night-time Brighton seafront patrols, using blue lights and LEDs to deter crime and keep the public safe at night

The following cases have been heard in Brighton Magistrates' Court

Low-level lighting has been switched on along the Brighton boardwalk

The ELO Encounter will perform at The Shoreham Centre on Saturday, November 21, after selling out five consecutive concerts at nearby Ropetackle Arts Centre

Labour has ended Green Party powersharing deals in 11 councils across the UK, including three in Sussex, following the party's "Zionism is racism" policy

A business that already delivers cold food to customers until 3am faced objections from neighbours after it applied for a late-night refreshment licence to add hot food to its menu.

Plans to turn a vacant former bank into five homes have been unveiled

Meet the team behind Brighton's musical theatre bar - Bar Broadway - in the heart of the gay quarter

The Six Bells in Alfriston, a Grade II-listed building with a "wealth of character" has been listed for £750,000 by property agents Rowland Gorringe.

Sussex reservoirs remain dangerously low as drought threatens water security and raises concerns over East Sussex housing development and new homes.

There was lots of positive news for Brighton and Hove in Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first Budget last week, writes Bella Sankey.

A supermarket in Bognor Regis has been allowed to keep its alcohol licence after a review over the sale and storage of illicit tobacco under its previous ownership.