A man has described his shock at finding Google Maps had labelled his home a coach station

The Queens Hotel on Kings Road in Brighton, East Sussex, has won permission to add an extra floor and a rooftop bar

Blackthorns Community Primary Academy discriminated against a child with special educational needs by failing to provide reasonable adjustments after its specialist unit closed, a tribunal found

New data from the Office for National Statistics has revealed the number of years of good health someone can expect to enjoy if they were born between 2022-24

Brighton residents are concerned that the city’s colony of swifts could be “devastated” by maintenance works at the Brighton General Hospital site

Worthing Borough Council has been marketing the Grafton site for redevelopment, after it was forced to close the car park in May last year

A new unit has opened as part of multi-million pound plans to upgrade an A&E

A crazy golf course can sell alcohol after councillors granted a licence to the Hove seafront attraction.

In the dock - A round-up of recent cases heard at Sussex (Central) Magistrates’ Court, sitting at Brighton Magistrates’ Court.

Poundland has announced that its Haywards Heath store, in South Road, will close for good on March 1.

Coastal Partners, a partnership of five councils, is working on behalf of Chichester District Council to repair the seawall near Sea Grove in Selsey.

I tried The Ivy's new menu in Brighton.

Lewes MP James MacCleary urges Southern Water to fix persistent flooding at Newhaven’s North Quay Road.

Police have closed the B2204 in Catsfield following a crash

All Pride City Angels members will receive access to core safety training under a new partnership.

I went into the BBC Radio Studios in Tunbridge Wells to meet up with Pat Marsh from Sunday Gardening.

Nusrat Ghani, MP for Sussex Weald, met with representatives from Sussex Police to get an update on local policing activities.

The British Book Awards 2026 Independent Bookshop of the Year Award celebrates stores that are at the centre of local communities.

Gatwick Airport will serve more than 230 destinations across Europe, North America, the Caribbean, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

FUEGO’s RISE breathwork and self-optimisation experience will take place inside the i360 pod in Brighton on March 21.

Each year, thousands of people flock to events in our city to enjoy a diverse and exciting outdoor events programme, and our council officers work hard to make sure it stays that way, writes Birgit Miller.

One of the great mysteries of the universe is why you would live in Brighton when you could live in Hove.

​Lewes District Council is driving forward its ambitious programme to build more high-quality, sustainable council houses for local people.

A new exhibition at Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is shining a light on the Sussex Lancers, a pioneering gay leather motorbike club.

A five-bedroom Victorian home in Hove boasting green views and a generously sized garden is up for sale for £1.2m.

Two employees at Brighton and Hove City Council were invited to a royal reception celebrating the impact of people working in local and regional government.

Councils face a “race against time” to organise reinstated local elections, the body representing ballot organisers has said.

Dinnages has been appointed a new Suzuki retail partner, marked by the opening of a new Suzuki showroom in Haywards Heath, West Sussex.

A new roofing apprenticeship programme will launch for the first time in East Sussex in September 2026, creating new routes into skilled employment.

Chichester District Council has announced a major £8 million investment in its three leisure centres.

Spiegeltent will return to Brighton city centre after road works saw it temporarily axed.

A man accused of raping a teenager after a Christmas night out said the encounter with him and his flatmate was “100 per cent” consensual

A woman from Hastings, East Sussex, has been banned from owning horses after a number of animals were found in a "very poor condition"

The council spent more than a quarter of a million pounds planting trees, hundreds of which have not survived, The Argus can reveal

Nicholas Smalley, a drum teacher from Hastings, was dismissed from Wimbledon Park Primary School after he appeared intoxicated while teaching

Police were called to a fast food restaurant yesterday evening to disperse a large group of young people

A new drinks licence has been granted for St Peter’s Square, in Brighton, on the south side of St Peter’s Church.

Lucy and Yak has attracted criticism online with some saying they have noticed a decline in quality and a shift towards “fast fashion”.

Meet the border collie who collects litter on her walks in East Sussex.

The Whitehouse, a care home in Saltdean, East Sussex, has been told its food hygiene practices require "major improvement" following an inspection

The Moving Mug, a coffee shop within a fully functional double decker bus, has announced that Horsham is to be its latest location

The application is for the Pool Flat on Marine Parade, Brighton, which used to be a part of the Clarges Hotel, owned by the actress Dora Bryan.

Smokers visiting Pevensey Bay will be asked to stub out their cigarettes as it becomes the third smoke free beach in the county

Ever wondered why birds sing at dawn? Or how a butterfly can direct you to the local pub? Sunday Times bestselling author, Natural Navigator and Eartham resident, Tristan Gooley has the answers

The property was refurbished in 2018 and 2019 and sits within a busy mixed-use scheme that includes residential, leisure and retail facilities

Sussex MP Peter Kyle met one of the members of Abba during a visit to Sweden.

A senior councillor has blamed years of national underinvestment in highways for a surge in pothole reports across Brighton and Hove

New data from Amazon reveals Prime’s most popular same-day and next-day deliveries in Brighton and Hove and across the UK.

A young female sloth bear rescued from the illegal ‘dancing’ bear trade in eastern India is now being cared for around the clock by Wildlife SOS.

A man has been arrested after boarding a train with two imitation firearms.