The crossing, which was previously situated outside Marks and Spencer on Marine Parade, in Worthing, was moved to align with Montague Place earlier this year

The Park View pub in Brighton, which has been embroiled in a years-long battle over an unauthorised awning, has finally won planning permission

Cottesmore St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Hove will install a new security fence following "an incident involving a trespasser".

People moving into new flats being built near Brighton railway station will not be able to obtain parking permits even after councillors removed a restriction from the scheme’s planning permission.

The Union Gardens development in Worthing consists of 216 homes which are currently being built on the former Union Place car park site.

Henfield is home to the first Scout troop and one of the world’s oldest cricket pitches

The plans will introduce a second sauna at Sea Lanes on Brighton’s beachfront, doubling the existing Luna Hut facility.

Plans for 59 homes in Warnham have been approved by Horsham District Council.

The East Brighton pub is campaigning to have itself declared an Asset of Community Value (ACV) to buy time to raise the funds to purchase the building

The detached, double-fronted Victorian property, located on South Street in Tarring, features the Grade II listed Tarring Folly in its garden.

Residents in Barns Green breathed a sigh of relief after plans to build 68 homes on a field in the heart of the village were refused.

Plans to build 20 homes on land at Westholme Nursery, Toddington Lane, Wick, have been submitted to Arun District Council (ADC).

A tennis club has been granted planning permission to put up floodlights at its courts in St Ann’s Well Gardens

Telegraph travel writer Greg Dickinson shared his picks, highlighting the region's "particularly pretty" spots.

The Red Arrows have pulled out of performing at Eastbourne International Airshow because they are stranded in Canada.

Armed police descended on Preston Road in Brighton after reports a man was being threatened with a knife.

A family described their shock after discovering a cockroach in their holiday resort

Photographs show a fire scorched field at Boreham Hill in East Sussex.

 A house fire in Horsham triggered a large emergency services response.

West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service has issued a plea after firefighters battled through the evening to get a major blaze in woodland in Horsham under control.

The owners of a North Laine holiday let have lost their appeal after being refused planning permission by Brighton and Hove City Council

The Telegraph says Brighton and Hove is "well on the way to regaining its glory", comparing its seafront to Venice Beach in Los Angeles

East Sussex Fire and Rescue are responding to a fire in Boreham Hill.

A car ended up in a ditch after a crash in Billingshurst.

Six people including a woman from Sussex have denied wrongdoing after allegedly breaking into a drone factory owned by Israel-based defence company Elbit Systems UK.

Varndean School in Brighton has been given planning permission to fence off its playing field despite community concerns about a loss of open green space.

Council Leader Bella Sankey says that she is "disappointed" in Labour councillor's decision to resign.

The Argus’s readers inundated us with adorable snaps of their feline friends to mark International Cat Day.

One of Sussex’s best-known aquatic centres is set to embark on a new chapter under fresh ownership

Plans for the expansion at Melita Nursery on Chalk Lane in Sidlesham, near Chichester, sought to create 22 pitches—an increase of 13 from the site’s existing lawful use for nine pitches.

Eastbourne’s all-weather RNLI lifeboat was launched at 6am to assist in the emergency response alongside British Border Security Command boats.

Customers were thrilled to return to Waitrose at is grand opening on August 7

Plans underway to introduce a new type of emergency care centred on mental health needs

Southern Water has committed £25 million to the Chichester Wastewater Treatment Works, aiming to boost treatment capacity by around 57 per cent.

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.

Who was Britain’s number-one household name? That is in 1988. And that is according to Sir David Frost, writes Alistair McNair.

We closed the garden gate for 2026 last weekend, after a quieter summer than usual, due to the intense heat over several weeks.

After 20 years of playing the Lotto, Thunderball and EuroMillions with her regular numbers, she decided to buy a one-off Set For Life ticket.

The announcement was made by Rother District Council, which has agreed to enter a conditional lease agreement with the hospitality company.

The Airbourne Souvenir Programme is filled with features, aircraft manoeuvres and discount vouchers.

Firefighters have attended a serious fire which has destroyed a house in Horsham

Charles Street Tap, formerly known as Charles Street, will close as its lease comes to an end in mid-September

Brighton & Hove City Council told The Argus that Chesham Street, near the centre of Brighton, will remain closed until the safety of the building is assessed.

A man from London has been charged in connection with drug supply in the Regency area of Brighton.

A trespass incident is causing delays on the trains in East Sussex

An elderly man from Hove in East Sussex says he misses "feeling the fresh breeze" after being trapped inside his own flat for 21 weeks.

Fire crews have tackled a blaze which broke out in woodland on the outskirts of Horsham

British Transport Police are seeking a man following a reports a teenager was sexually assaulted on a train travelling to London Victoria via Sussex.

Emergency services descended on Godstone after a a 62ft (19m) long and 10ft (3m) wide sinkhole appeared in the high street in February of last year

West Sussex County Council has announced plans to introduce new speed limits along the A29 and surrounding roads in Coldwaltham, Bury, and Fittleworth.