Brighton & Hove City Council has defended itself after a resident questioned what is being done about tents at Hove Lawns

A tiny studio flat the size of a standard single garage is up for sale

After capturing the hearts of dog lovers across the country, Lola Lou has finally found her happy ever after with the help of Dogs Trust Shoreham

The Environment Agency will begin essential works in late January 2026 to refurbish the mitigation pipe at Widewater Lagoon

A primary school is to open a consultation into plans to join with an academy

A maritime agency is to take action after a man was fatally injured when struck by a towing block

Brighton and Hove’s Seafront Development Board is hosting an open engagement event to gather public views on what improvements people would like to see

With a royal pavilion, piers and paws-friendly residents it’s no wonder Brighton & Hove has been named one of the happiest places in the world

Bodiam Castle is a 14th-century moated castle near Robertsbridge in East Sussex. It is steeped in history and has one "extremely rare' feature.

The Telegraph has revealed its 50 best pubs with rooms in England, highlighting spots with a "cosy bed above a boozer with local food".

Opening late January in Hove, Stem is a new chef-led British bistro and wine bar from the team behind Michelin-recommended Dilsk in Brighton.

What’s the most romantic place in Brighton? Somewhere you might have had your first clinch. Or at least held hands.

The 21,000 oil heated homes in East Sussex are being urged not to miss their chance to speak out.

After more than five years of waiting, a Crawley school is finally going to be expanded, thanks to £6.84m from West Sussex County Council

I hadn’t planned on having my first Sunday lunch of the year in Brighton, or in the UK for that matter.

January is often dismissed as a quiet month for retail, but at Snoopers Paradise, it is when some of the most interesting stock quietly comes to the surface.

2026 is already shaping up to be an exciting year for residents across Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, writes Chris Ward MP.

This spring, Tulleys award-winning Tulip Festivals returns.

Helena Dollimore MP has launched a new campaign to improve local playgrounds for children across Hastings, Rye and the villages.

Helena Dollimore MP asks Prime Minister about plastic bead pollution, as her campaign to ‘bin the beads’ reaches 5,000 signatures.

Kiddie Capers Childcare, a well-established provider of Early Years Education, is set to open their doors in Hailsham on April 13.

he Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is bringing a night of adrenaline-packed films to venues around the UK and Ireland in 2026.

The year is getting off to a racing start, mid-January already, writes Geoff Stonebanks.

A Sussex-based jewellery company, Jana Reinhardt, is celebrating raising over £20,000 for animal welfare charities.

Cold weather, seasonal illnesses and the cost-of-living pressures all combine to make life harder for many people.

A van driver was rescued after becoming stuck in flood water

Someone in Sussex has won £1,000,000 but is yet to claim their prize

The works, which are being carried out by Worthing Borough Council and are due to take nine weeks, have faced criticism from residents on social media.

A Brighton woman was left without a number of cards on her birthday due to postal delays

The leader of the Liberal Democrat party visited an East Sussex bakery this morning

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a hit and run in Goring, Worthing

A well-known artwork has mysteriously disappeared, leaving residents wondering where it has gone

A teenager has denied murdering another boy in front of horrified commuters at Seaford station over a minor drug debt

Poundland has confirmed the closure date of another store in Sussex.

A large search was carried out off the coast at Littlehampton after reports a man was in the sea.

Fortnightly rubbish collections could be on the way in Brighton and Hove.

NHS leaders in Sussex are calling on people to make the right choice of service when help is needed this week – as the NHS manages significant demand.

Two arrests were made outside a shopping centre during the deployment of a facial recognition van

Littlehampton Wave leisure centre will remain closed on Friday, January 16, due to a technical issue affecting the safety of the venue

The Station Gateway project, which will upgrade Crawley bus station, is anticipated to take 24 months, according to Crawley Borough Council

The Malt Shovel, located on Springfield Road, in Horsham, has been closed for seven months, but plans are now in motion for its refurbishment and reopening

A Sussex Police officer accused of fraud along with using police equipment to stalk a woman has appeared in court.

An area of land on the South Downs near Patcham in Brighton could soon be turned into a nature reserve

Readers shared their thoughts and reactions to the council's plan to use vacant council homes to tackle growing homelessness pressures

Piltdown Antiques, a "dilapidated" former antiques shop on the A272 near Uckfield in East Sussex could be demolished to make way for new flats.

People living near a rubbish and recycling centre in Brighton have been waiting six years for a report on the site’s suitability after a fire.

West Sussex County Council is working on its proposal to close Twineham Primary School

Lombard Street, in Petworth, West Sussex, has been named one of Britain’s top 20 prettiest streets by The Telegraph. Here is why.

In the dock: A round-up of recent cases heard at Brighton Magistrates’ Court, in East Sussex

A tyre fitting garage in St Leonards has been granted permission from Hastings Borough Council to be be turned into a gym.