Cliff Wright, 63, from Newhaven in East Sussex, is the artist behind the original books covers of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

A support group for stroke survivors has highlighted there is "life beyond a stroke" as it celebrated a national day.

Legends is no one-trick pony, as their Sunday offering attests: a delicious Sunday roast, cheeky cabaret entertainment and a comfortable night's sleep

Northern Ireland crisp maker Glens of Antrim Potatoes has ceased trading after entering administration, with 95 staff made redundant.

This charming town in Sussex is said to be a perfect countryside escape and boasts a rich history.

Temporary parking suspensions set to affect Black Lion Street.

Two men were seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle during a late-night disturbance.

A missing woman has been found dead, police have confirmed.

A crash on the A23 has been reported near Gatwick Airport.

Two men have been seriously injured and another arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a late night incident at Brighton Marina.

Lindsay Freeman, 76, and her husband Nick, 75, have had no heating or hot water at their house in Seaford since SGN turned off their gas supply last Wednesday (October 21).

The Star Inn, a Greene King pub in Felbridge, near to East Grinstead, will close for more than a month while a six-figure makeover is carried out.

Utility works on Steyning Road in Rottingdean are causing delays in the area.

Brighton has been named the second most haunted racecourse in UK.

Small Dole Action Group has called on West Sussex County Council to reject Cemex's proposal for the former Hales landfill site, where soil and clay would be imported over six to eight years.

The Guinness Partnership has put forward plans to replace timber cladding at The Curve, on the corner of Carlton Hill and John Street in Brighton.

Explore Horsham, West Sussex: a historic market town near the South Downs, famed for safety, culture, food, shops, countryside charm and heritage.

Sussex Police launch Safer Town Centres campaign using new Respect Orders and Youth Injunctions to tackle persistent anti-social behaviour across the county.

Ockenden Manor Hotel and Spa, near Haywards Heath, has been included in a list of the 10 best autumn spa destinations in the UK.

It was my craziest and scariest holiday ever. It started in Brașov, Romania – the heart of Transylvania.

It’s Halloween tonight. I’ve got a small collection of gourds I bought from the garden centre recently to display in the house.

A comedian and an actor have been crowned the winners of The Celebrity Traitors.

Sussex's Restaurant Interlude near Horsham is named among the world's best by La Liste's 2026 ranking.

A farm is preparing for final pumpkin-picking day.

Parking will be temporarily banned along Broadfields starting this month.

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.

Last week was our Children In Care Awards. In my view it is one of the best and brightest dates in the council's annual calendar.

A crash on the A27 Chichester bypass has caused traffic in multiple directions.

An alliance between Green and Labour councillors on Lewes District Council has ended following "unnecessary pressures from outside of the council", according to the Greens leader Zoe Nicholson

A car has crashed on the A27 this morning causing lanes to be closed, the AA reports.

Former restaurant staff from YouMeSushi on North Street in Brighton have been trying to get their wages paid after the franchise was taken over.

Residents are protesting the potential demolition of two historic cottages in Woodingdean as part of a council housing scheme.

Vagabond Wines officially opens at 3-4 Duke Street in The Lanes on Monday, November 2, after a series of previews.

Lewes Bonfire Night on November 5: officials urge people not to travel amid overcrowding risks, train cancellations, road closures and heightened safety measures.

Standards panel to hear complaint by former mayor about her deputy

A party involving 300 teenagers ended with five taken to hospital.

The Bell Inn Iden Community Benefit Society has applied to Rother District Council to refurbish the Grade II-listed pub in Iden, near Rye.

Worthing Borough Council is to contest an appeal over plans for a commercial leisure site at Goring Gap after councillors unanimously backed officers’ recommendations.

Bognor Regis' ice rink will not return this year.

Fifty years of concerns about the safety of pedestrians crossing at a busy Chichester junction could be coming to an end.

A man from Brighton has appeared in court after being accused of witness intimidation.

An architect has won a national design prize for a housing scheme that reimagines how communities can live and grow together.

The Home Office has submitted plans to continue using Crowborough Training Camp as asylum accommodation.

There’s a bargain dining deal to snap up at Burger and Lobster this autumn.

Each week Brighton-based vintner, Henry Butler, demystifies the world of wine…

Last month the LGA (Local Government Association) published its Autumn budget statement, a wish list to the Govt to help local authorities break the cycle of austerity.

Gritting teams are on standby as winter approaches to keep residents moving safely on roads.

Traffic is building on the A270 Lewes Road westbound this evening.

Firefighters are continuing to tackle a refuse truck fire in Brighton this afternoon.

This year’s Autumn Budget has been criticised as “massive missed opportunity” for Sussex family farms.