A man and a woman are set to appear in Lewes Crown Court after being accused of committing fraud and making unauthorised payments from an environmental consultancy

More than 50 vehicles have pitched up on a popular field in Eastbourne

Two arrests have been made at army barracks being used to house single male migrants

Organisers of Brighton and Hove Pride have addressed criticism from residents who live near the street party

Organisers of Brighton and Hove Pride have shared the changes made following queuing "chaos" at its previous event

New data from the Department of Transport shows that a morning rush hour Thameslink service from Bedford to Three Bridges was the most crowded in Britain

The Bluebell Railway in Sussex has suspended all steam train services "until further notice" due to increased fire risk caused by dry weather.

A bath fanatic created a tub on wheels so he could do his daily chores while relaxing in bubbles.

Founded in 2021, Saltio sits just a stone’s throw from Worthing Pier and bills itself as one of the "top Mexican eateries in the South."

Littlehampton and Worthing in Sussex have seen some of the biggest increases in the value of sea view properties in the UK, according to new research from Rightmove.

Some 300,000 people are expected to participate in and watch as Brighton and Hove Pride will mark 35 years of the modern event in 2026.

A brand new 24-hour gym is set to open, taking over former site of The Original Factory Shop.

Businessman Mohammad Golam Hossain's latest venture in Brighton is the Ranch diner restaurant on Western Road, which specialises in burgers and US breakfast food

The council is too slow to respond to too many freedom of information (FoI) inquests, according to opposition leader Steve Davis, who also said that staff felt nervous and under pressure to withhold information.

From seafood and sparkles to drag and donuts, Nick Mosley reveals some of the top spots to enjoy a Brighton Pride brunch

Part of a listed building in Bexhill is to be made safe and put up for sale, council leaders have decided.

Modernised public toilets have reopened at a popular recreation ground as part of major investment project

The world’s eyes will be on the city this weekend as tens of thousands gather for the UK’s biggest Pride festival.

Children and families in Haywards Heath are invited to bring their teddy bears for an afternoon of fun.

People with learning disabilities are proving that sport is about more than competition.

A Hove nursery has been rated ‘Strong’ in all areas under Ofsted’s new system.

A newly upgraded play area is now open and ready for families to enjoy.

Proposed changes to Mid Sussex District Plan are now under public consultation.

An artist’s “antidote to gloom” is being celebrated in an exhibition.

A garden centre in Copthorne has been crowned the best in the South East.

Tim Peake's UK tour, Astronauts: The Quest To Explore Space, will come to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-On-Sea on October 14.

Residents in the village of Cocking are set to benefit from a major programme of water mains replacements from Southern Water.

Horsham District Council has approved more than £7.2 million of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding for projects across the Horsham District.

A celebrated LEGO fan event is set to return to Crawley.

An immersive Italian food adventure is coming to Sussex countryside.

Chess champions, rising stars and fans gathered for University of Sussex’s largest-ever tournament.

A restaurant has teamed up with a local brewery to launch two new beers.

A new car rental branch has opened in the heart of Brighton

Lemur babies, spider monkeys and prairie dog pups are among the latest arrivals in a season of new life at Drusillas zoo.

A new later living community has officially opened its show suite in Eastbourne.

Chris Ward, MP for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, is backing the government’s push to end rough sleeping.

At last week’s Full Council meeting, Green Councillor Ollie Sykes made a bold manifesto promise on the hoof, but one we think is needed.

A uni graduate developed a low-cost prosthetic foot for children that could reduce time they wait for correctly sized prosthesis from six weeks to seven days

A new dog toy from Sussex-based company has hit the market.

Farleys House & Gallery in Lewes is set to host Arts Laugh comedy night on August 28 and the Annual Surrealist Picnic on

High Beeches Garden has welcomed the return of the Willow Fairy and Dragon Trail.

An MP has demanded answers over the sale of land and called for all proceeds to be reinvested in healthcare.

A tea company has launched limited edition iced pickle matcha drink.

I'm always keenly on the lookout for juicy dining deals to share with our Taste readers.

The University of Sussex is marking 30 years of Undergraduate Summer School programmes.

"I don’t like Chardonnay but I love Chablis." Wine shops across the country endlessly hear this phrase from shoppers, but the statement is purely and simply contradictory

A change has been made to the finishing point of Brighton and Hove Pride's parade.

A man has described the shock and pain of biting into a metal screw baked into a piece of bread bought from Infinity Foods in Brighton North Laine

The vehicles, which include approximately 25 caravans, have been pictured at East Beach Green in Littlehampton today (July 30)

With plans for the King Alfred Leisure Centre in Hove having been approved at committee, what does this really mean and what are the next steps for the project?