A mother has described her horror after discovering that a man later convicted of child sex offences was working in her local Lidl in Billingshurst

Katherine Hopkins, from Hove, was hospitalised for a month after contracting a parasitic infection and believes it was caused by contaminated seawater

Brighton has the highest number of underage drinkers ending up in hospital, according to The Sun.

An inquest into the death of a 30 year old new mother has revealed that an opportunity was missed to test her for a dangerous pregnancy condition.

A Brighton bridge has become infamous for attracting pooing pigeons and a local councillor is demanding action.

Originally located with a large and much loved shop on Church St, the hardware store Dockerills has recently opened a new location in Five Ways

Brighton and Hove tourism and hospitality organisations and local artists are celebrating the successful delivery of a place-making initiative.

The glamping trip on the grounds of Ayton Castle, the historic Scottish Borders estate recently purchased by Alan Carr, is available to book now.

Legend has it that King Canute tried – and failed – to hold back the tide in the village of Bosham

Argus reporter Charles Pring reviews the Loxwood Joust 2026, which takes place over three weekends in August near Billingshurst in West Sussex.

A Pease Pottage café plans to give a percentage of its evening takings to St Catherine's Hospice after being given permission to extend its opening hours.

The cancellation follows a decision by the government to issue a rare emergency alert to millions of mobile phones across the UK warning against starting fires.

A parish council will be offered the opportunity to take over a charitable trust and its assets, a county councillor has agreed.

A Canine Behaviour Expert at Rover has shared how to safely introduce a new dog to an existing pet at home

Lee Stonehouse believes that while he is "chronologically 63," he has the mind and body of a 44-year-old

A Brighton resident has raised concerns that the installation of EV chargers will encourage more home-owners to pave over their front gardens, in an attempt to create guaranteed parking.

The 10ft by 30ft container is proposed for the Salts Recreation Ground in Seaford, East Sussex, on an area of existing hardstanding.

A kebab shop owner has secured a late licence at the fifth attempt after he agreed not to sell takeaways after 11pm.

Crawley councillors have welcomed the news that local authorities could be given more powers to stop vape and betting shops from opening in town centres.

Plans to replace a phone box with a British Telecom (BT) communications hub with advertising have been refused on appeal.

Back on August 2, I shut the garden gate for another year.

What's the first thing you'd do if you got a new job? Splash out on a new suit? Not in this weather.

Brighton has been named as the city where drivers can expect to pay the most for fuel in a new study by car restoration firm Carrosserie.

Sussex Police said on August 12 that officers had conducted a "dedicated day of action" to address local concerns about anti-social behaviour in Eastbourne.

Restaurant chain Champagne and Fromage has applied to put up new signs as it prepares to open a new restaurant in The Lanes

Like the rest of the UK, Sussex has had a summer of exceptional heat, sunshine and prolonged drought, following a relatively unsettled start in June.

Emergency services responded to the incident, with two 68-year-olds taken to hospital and a 37-year-old man from Kent arrested on suspicion of drug driving.

In a statement posted on social media on Friday, August 14, the venue thanked customers, event organisers, bands and DJs who had supported the pub.

Charles, affectionately known to many as "Pirate", was a familiar sight in Kemp Town and across Brighton for decades.

Rail passengers are facing major disruption after a landslip near Polegate blocked the line between Eastbourne and Lewes.

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.

Plans to convert a two-storey residential property in Worthing into an eight-bedroom HMO has been refused by Worthing Borough Council (WBC).

A former dancer who took part in competitions during the Second World War has celebrated her 104th birthday.

Chewbacca, Princess Leia and other iconic characters recently appeared at Brighton Palace Pier.

Emergency services are dealing with an incident in The Lanes

Residents living near Black Rock are angry over plans that would allow the area to host large-scale events for up to 100 days a year

An emergency alert has been sent to millions of mobile phones across the UK warning of a serious wildfire risk.

A lucky player has won nearly £78,000 in a recent lottery draw

Safety officers at Butlin's Bognor Regis have voted unanimously in favour of strike action in an escalating dispute over staffing levels, pay, and working conditions.

A second train has derailed less than 24 hours after two passengers were seriously injured when a Southern Rail service came off the tracks in East Sussex.

Emergency services were called to Buckingham Road at around 8pm on Thursday, August 13, following reports of a medical emergency.

Sau-Lan Wong, 73, was found on June 26 this year in Broadbridge Heath by a dog walker

The completion and opening of a play area for children in a central Brighton tower block continues to be delayed until repairs to a tower block are carried out.

A far-right protest and counter protest is set to take place in Brighton.

You might not think that during the summer heatwave, a Sunday roast would be the most obvious choice, writes Nick Mosley

Eight by-elections in two years isn’t just a record - it’s an indication that Labour doesn’t have commitment to communities they are elected to represent.

Paris Orly handled nearly 35 million passengers last year and is one of two main airports serving the French capital.

Councillors have deferred a decision on a new house in Hastings due concerns about badgers

The number of community groups opting out of glyphosate weedkiller treatments in Brighton and Hove has more than trebled since last year

Cyclists now have legal access from Bosham to the Itchenor ferry after a historic path was officially recognised as a public right of way