CYCLE lane changes proposed by the council will add to traffic jams and increase pollution, making walking and cycling even less attractive, according to people living closest to the scheme.

A FATHER who was found dead in some woods during lockdown had become stressed about money, an inquest heard.

THE coronavirus rates in all but one local authority area in Sussex have continued to fall, the latest figures show.

A KITCHEN worker convicted of bludgeoning and stabbing a young man to death has launched a legal appeal against his conviction.

A message in a bottle found in Hove could have been sent by a 1950s pop-singer, one man has said.

A CARE worker appeared in court accused of sexual abusing a mentally ill person.

A BURGLAR was spared a return to prison after being found in possession of a hammer in public.

A YOUTH battered a person after slights against his cousin on social media.

The Department for Education has said attendance for all pupils will be mandatory when schools reopen to more children from March 8.

THIS is how shopping in the centre of Brighton looked in the Thirties.

Secondary schools are to be given funding to run summer schools under plans to help children in England catch up on lost learning.

Learner drivers in England have had to put their plans to pass their driving test on hold as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

WEDNESDAY’S letter about cycle lanes from an unnamed person was interesting.

I READ with interest your article reporting on St Peters CC plans to much improve the old pavilion in Preston Park cricket ground and cycle track and I wish them well in this, it is much overdue.

GOVERNMENT data shows the areas in Brighton and Hove where coronavirus has been suppressed.

THE DEPUTY leader of the council says the city cannot take a lower Covid infection rate for "granted" after the government set out a roadmap out of lockdown.

THE manager of a care home in Hove has reacted to the news that the adventures of one of its former residents is to be made into a film.

National lockdowns enforced throughout the coronavirus pandemic have inevitably meant less people getting in their car and driving on the roads.

There are seven upcoming Bank Holiday left in 2021. Here we look at what Covid lockdown rules will be in place across England.

A PAIR of slippers once worn by Sir Winston Churchill are going up for sale at auction.

PEOPLE across Sussex woke to a glorious “Saharan” sunrise.

A new survey has been launched in Sussex in response to a rise in reports of dogs being stolen.

THE South East will be hotter than Madrid and Venice tomorrow as the country enjoys a spell of warm weather.

PEOPLE have been left outraged after the council shut two junctions on a school street - with one saying the move "defies logic".

WITH Boris Johnson unveiling his four-stage roadmap out of lockdown, we take a look at ten things we can’t wait to do when restrictions are lifted.

STUDENTS could be offered face-to-face lessons after Easter and they may graduate with classmates in small ceremonies, the University of Sussex has said.

A DOMESTIC abuse charity that lost a £5 million contract has hit back against claims it needs to do more to support men.

Airlines and travel firms are experiencing a surge in demand following Boris Johnson’s road map for how coronavirus restrictions will be eased.

THE MAN suspected of shooting dead police sergeant Matt Ratana has been hospitalised with coronavirus, it has been reported.

Some have expressed concern that, if schools open too soon, the rate of virus transmission could begin to rise once again.

While the Prime Minister may have announced a roadmap to ending lockdown, many of us will still be looking for ways to entertain ourselves at home.

The Royal Mail has been the target of scammers and fraudsters before, and as such, has compiled helpful advice about staying safe.

A CATERING service is supplying thousands of "life-saver" meals to NHS workers after a call for help amid the third wave of the pandemic.

A young woman from Brighton with a rare condition has launched a fundraising appeal to pay for private treatment after being placed on an 18-month NHS waiting list.

BRIGHTON has ranked lowest in a study showing the number of new babies born in cities across the UK.

A BRIGHTON school plans to bring all its pupils, from children in reception through to sixth formers, together on to one site from September.

The study found that 76 per cent of patients reported at least one symptom six month after symptom onset, and the proportion “was higher in women”.

The presence of salmonella make these products a health risk and customers are advised to return the product.

IT’S A PICTURE to spark a million memories – a night at Sherry’s in West Street, Brighton. It is thought to have been taken in around 1937.

THE BOSS of a teaching union said the Prime Minister has "failed to learn of his previous mistakes," as an opening date for schools is revealed.

HOMELESS people living in a hotel have been told security will be searching their rooms for microwaves and toasters.

A "MONEY obsessed" killer will not be able to claim up to £1 million in savings after being found guilty of murder.

ALMOST half of the incidents firefighters were called to in Sussex last year were false alarms, including hoax calls that put “lives in danger,” it has been revealed.

The Duke is not expected to leave hospital for several days, Buckingham Palace said.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have appeared for the first time since Buckingham Palace confirmed their departure was permanent.

POLICE are searching for a man last seen in Hove on Friday.

The EuroMillions jackpot is worth a staggering £180 million tonight.

Last week marked National Empty Homes Week, which is spearheaded by Action On Empty Homes, a charity that raises awareness about the “waste” of unused properties. Its campaigners hope to pressure ministers to work with councils and tackle the ...

FRANZ Kafka, the author who charted the weirder side of bureaucracy, must be chuckling in his grave at the latest move by West Sussex County Council.

I WAS so encouraged to read about the plan to make Madeira Drive a "safe space for everyone". It proved its value for recreational exercise during lockdown one, when it was temporarily closed to motorised vehicles, but this didn't prove viable as a l...