Royal Mail customers will be able to pay more to send and receive letters and parcels on specific days and times in the UK.

THREE men have been arrested after a woman was found dead inside a home in Horsham.

FOUR truckloads of rubbish have been cleared from three traveller encampments left over the weekend.

A HERD of up to 100 cows blocked the roads as they roamed through a busy high street last night.

BEACH hut owners are demanding action on "escalating" antisocial behaviour before a "summer of mayhem".

Police have issued more than 2,000 fines for breaches of Covid-19-related laws – but far fewer have been handed out since restrictions eased.

Leaflets questioning Covid-19 vaccines have been posted through letterboxes.

A MAN accused of smothering his girlfriend to death in a camping tent later pretended to perform CPR on her, a court heard.

TWO construction firm bosses will face trial accused of negligence over the death of a worker who fell from a hotel redevelopment.

A PATIENT caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to a hospital as he tried to escape via the ceiling.

A WOMAN who had her leg amputated following a car accident when she was 17 is taking on a cycling challenge for a children's hospice.

THE FAMILY of a fisherman who tragically died when his ship sank off the coast of Newhaven are raising funds for a new memorial to remember those lost at sea.

SCHOOLS and the council offer a racist menu because it includes dairy food when an “estimated 65 per cent of the world’s population are lactose intolerant”, according to an Extinction Rebellion campaigner.

COUNCILLORS are being asked to approve the designs for dozens of homes on a new housing estate on a nine-acre greenfield site.

A CARE home’s plans for three extensions face opposition from neighbours.

THE first signs of summer... no, there was no sound of a cuckoo from the park nor the sight of a swallow.

UPON my arrival home yesterday, after visiting my lovely friends in Worthing, my husband gave me a letter which had been delivered by the postman. The postmark immediately grabbed my attention.

It's the Queen's official birthday this week – but when is her actual birthday? And why does she have two birthdays?

A POLICE officer has suffered a mild concussion and bruising after she was knocked unconscious with a glass bottle.

POLICE are appealing for information after a man was kicked unconscious on the seafront.

VEGAN climate activists held a sit-in protest at a McDonald's as fellow activists blockaded the fast-food outlet's distribution centres.

DOZENS of police officers have been pictured searching a home in Horsham while they deal with an "incident".

A MAN has been charged in connection with an alleged sexual assault in Pavilion Gardens.

POLICE are hunting this man on suspicion of racially abusing a member of staff at Marks and Spencer store and assaulting an elderly shopper.

A SEAFRONT road welcomed back its first motoring event since 2019 this weekend.

POLICE were called to a distressed man with a petrol can in a city centre street.

POLICE are warning shoppers about two thieves who pretend to be deaf to distract charitable customers while they steal watches from their wrists.

The coastguard has warned visitors to stay away from the edge of crumbling cliffs at a popular beauty spot.

Fatboy Slim says he felt like the government “didn’t care” whether the night-time economy survived the Covid-19 pandemic.

An animal shelter has reflected on a “incredibly hard year” after it rehomed hundreds of animals during lockdown.

A comedian is celebrating after being named the winner of the best entertainment performance at the Baftas.

Did you know that 74 per cent of all adults in Brighton and Hove are physically active at the recommended levels? People maintain their fitness in different ways, but for many having the option to swim all year round is vital.

I AM VERY saddened to see what is happening in East Brighton Park (and so many other areas around Brighton like the top of Wilson Avenue, Madeira Drive...) with all those wild campers that apparently do not have to live by the rules of regular, tax p...

TOWN hall bosses have been left short by £4.5 million after more people claimed council tax relief as their incomes fell during the coronavirus pandemic.

In the frame today is Kim Barrey, who is Brighton born and bred and has lived here all her life apart from a couple of years in Papua New Guinea as a child. She is married to Steve with two grown-up daughters, Charlie and Hermione, and a three-legged...

I WAS very interested to read the article in The Argus (June 1) about Rolls-Royce building the most expensive car in the world.

THE Duke and Duchess of Sussex are celebrating the arrival of their baby daughter, who they have named Lilibet “Lili” Diana Mountbatten-Windsor.

A CAR ended up in the sea after getting stuck in soft sand .

THIS shocking image shows the bodycam of an officer moments before she was struck in the face by a glass bottle, knocking her unconscious.

A REMORSELESS domestic abuser was jailed for a “serious attack”.

A BARBERSHOP is offering haircuts by donation to a local youth charity.

Thousands fewer workers in Brighton and Hove were on furlough in April, as coronavirus restrictions started easing across the UK.

A TRADITIONAL British shoemaker has announced the opening of a new store.

A THUG who abused and attacked his neighbours has been ordered to clean up his act.

A CONSERVATIVE MP is delighted with her town's recognition as one of the most tranquil in the UK.

New victims of female genital mutilation were seen by NHS services in Sussex last year, figures show.

OUTSIDE the village of Burwash, there is a beautiful family home that has enough space for a family who love arts and crafts.

OUR food/drink business of the week is The Butlers Wine Cellar in Brighton. Nick Mosley speaks to Henry Butler and Cassie Gould.

Tea is the UK’s most popular hot drink, with Brits drinking around 165 million cups a day – that’s a staggering 60 billion cups a year, writes NICK MOSLEY.

A POLICE officer has been taken to hospital after being assaulted while breaking up a large group of people on Hove Lawns.