Grist To The Mill, which runs the Rotunda Theatre, says its pop-up venue and its productions have been blocked from the 2027 Brighton Fringe festival

Lewes Green councillors reject the Green Party’s ‘Zionism is racism’ motion passed on October 4, amid Labour demands over antisemitism.

Casa Don Carlos, the Spanish tapas restaurant on Union Street in The Lanes, first opened in the summer of 1986, when founder Carlos Gilaberte brought a taste of Spain to Brighton

The lettering has been taken down from entrances on both sides of Brighton's Open Market for repairs

Part of a town centre has been transformed with pedestrian-friendly routes and public space improvements.

Councillors have turned down partly-retrospective plans for an aggregate supply depot near Hailsham

A rescue dog has found a happy ending with new family

Poppy, a cheerful 14-year-old chihuahua-pug, needs a peaceful forever home. Dogs Trust Shoreham says she suits a pet-free family and gentle retirement.

A group of firefighter recruits completed a charity truck pull.

A fireworks event has been cancelled due to severe weather warnings.

Six artists and educators are set to explore how creativity can shape our relationship with environment.

A father ran the Great South Run with his teenage son to mark a deeply personal milestone.

Manufacturers are embracing technology to drive growth and productivity across the region.

Residents are being invited to share their experiences of inequality and life chances in city.

A mental health support service that began with one woman and her dog is helping hundreds across East Sussex.

A golf programme for Mid Sussex children has reached a major milestone.

Three new associates have joined a growing accountancy team as part of wider regional intake.

An interactive art installation has given a voice to those unable to get to places they love.

A dazzling display of TV’s most imaginative costumes is coming to life.

Singing nuns, mischievous children and lonely goatherds took centre stage in musical production.

The great-grandson of a Victoria Cross recipient is set to visit Brighton to honour legacy of South Asian soldiers who served during the First World War.

When working at the housing and homelessness charity, BHT Sussex, there were some exceptional people who were responsible for the growth, direction and strength of the organisation.

A botanical garden has won heritage award for horticultural excellence.

Four grassroots organisations across Sussex have been awarded nearly £20,000 to support neurodivergent adults and those facing mental health challenges.

These photographs capture the fiery atmosphere of Seaford Bonfire.

A Brighton mum is preparing to walk barefoot across hot coals to raise funds for charity.

The white faux-stone cladding was fixed to the front and side of LA Hair, Beauty and Skin, in Shoreham, as part of a recent £40,000 refurbishment by owner Louisa Anderson

Tony Smith had applied to Rother District Council to erect a new four-storey windmill in the garden of Clays Farm at Brownbread Stud in Ashburnham, near Battle.

Bar manager Joe Bunn was “very excited” when he learnt his pub would receive a £100 tab from Traitors star Joe Lycett

Leonardslee Gardens in Lower Beeding has been granted full planning approval for a permanent wedding pavilion, expanded cafés, guest accommodation and extensive heritage refurbishments.

Police have secured a closure order for an address in Lacy House, Stockbridge Road, Chichester

A body of a man was recovered after an abandoned vehicle was found by police on the coast near Eastbourne

Councillors have resolved to refuse proposals for a self-build house in Wadhurst for a second time

Chichester and Brighton and Hove are amongst the lowest in England according to new study from private health insurance broker My Health Protected

North Laine Community Association is proposing the installation of a labyrinth in Jubilee Square, Brighton.

Following the announcement of the Valley Gardens project's completion on Friday, we asked readers what they thought about the transformation

Joan Rhodes and her husband, Peter Rhodes, were photographed at their cottage on the Newhaven cliff tops, where generations of children have been fostered, raised, and cared for over the years

Alexander House and Utopia Spa, just outside Turners Hill, near Crawley, has earned a spot on La Liste’s 2026 ranking of the top 1,000 hotels globally.

Worthing Borough Council is to debate a motion supporting people's right to choose how they mark Remembrance, including wearing different coloured poppies

Brighton and Hove currently has no licensed dog breeders, raising fears about unregulated puppy breeding

A call has been made for urgent investment in a rail line

A new divide is emerging in both local and national politics: between those who want to fix the structural issues facing our society, and those who want to simply cut front line public services instead.

The reaction follows statements from actor and comedian Munya Chawawa, who described facing widespread racism and homophobia during a six-week run of A Midsummer Night's Dream at Chichester Festival Theatre.

The victim, an 18-year-old man, was in South Street, outside Rapscallions Club, between 3am and 4am after a night out on October 1.

Eastbourne Borough Council has announced the bandstand will shut on Friday October 23, with Storm Austen set to bring gusts of up to 70 mph to the Sussex coast. 

Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has announced his new career move away from the BBC show.

Emergency services attended a property in Langley Grove, Aldwick, on May 31, after welfare concerns were raised for 84-year-old Beryl Pyke.

BBC to close BBC Three, Radio 4 Extra and BBC Scotland in spring 2027, moving content online while seeking £500m in savings

The Queen’s choice for best turned out horse at Ascot went on to win.

Storm Austen is forecast to bring gusts of 50-60mph to southern areas of the UK at the end of the week, with 70mph possible along exposed coasts.