Live traffic and travel news across Sussex on Monday morning.

Hundreds of people have attended a consultation for the development of 3,000 homes.

Police are investigating a report of an assault on a woman in the early hours of the morning.

Rescuers came to the aid of a duck stuck in mesh in the middle of a reservoir.

Students have occupied part of a campus building at a university amid plans to replace accommodation buildings with a new £200 million development with higher rent.

Hundreds of people marched through a town calling for a general election and showing solidarity with striking workers.

A council cannot confirm there will be no cuts to library services.

A community union has accused the council of backsliding on a pledge to crack down on rogue landlords in the city.

The owner of a coffee shop says the council’s new policy to tackle graffiti “penalises the victims of criminal damage”.

FURTHER to the Toiletgate scandal of closed city toilets while our Green/Labour coalition council focus on purchasing 100 additional, alleged winter demand, cycle hangars at £500,000.

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An eight-year-old has won an all-expenses paid trip to Disneyland for herself and her family.

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Pre-payment meter users are missing out on energy support vouchers as millions go unclaimed.

Questions about Suella Braverman’s return to the Home Office, six days after she was forced out, continue to dog the Prime Minister

The Tudor sleeve was used as part of filming for the Antiques Roadshow in Nottingham.

A man is reported to have thrown petrol bombs which had fireworks attached before he killed himself, according to a Reuters photographer.

Residents of a village are up in arms after a controversial plant pot was reinstalled along a high street.

Two men assaulted police officers after being apprehended following reports of counterfeit notes being used at a bar.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after an alleged robbery at gunpoint.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a woman was hit by a car.

RNLI volunteers were called out after a fishing boat began taking on water off the coast of Sussex.

Albion fans were in high spirits after Chelsea boss Graham Potter had his unbeaten start smashed by a 4-1 defeat at the hands of his former club.

A Brighton and Hove Bus route has been named as the second most scenic in the UK.

Ofsted found that West Sussex County Council's children’s services continue to make improvements after it was rated inadequate.

Christmas may still be seven weeks away but that hasn’t stopped some shops in Brighton’s high street from getting into the festive spirit already.

A fire station manager from West Sussex who has served communities both locally and nationally is hanging his boots up after 32 years of service.

A range of ideas for how the Royal Pavilion Gardens could be transformed to make it a safer and more welcoming place have been unveiled.

Demolition of the shopfront of a former Marks and Spencer store has begun as part of a development to build student housing.

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A council and community group have installed wildlife-friendly lighting in a park.

A series of strikes by members of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) has taken place in recent months following a dispute over pay and conditions.

The government has alerted UK holidaymakers following cost-of-living protests in Madrid and pro-independence marches in Barcelona. 

Pumpkins can have a couple of uses once the Halloween season is over

A football finance podcast and Albion magazine have been nominated for national awards.

Costa has been told to cough up £30,000 to mitigate air pollution in Worthing after objections from residents over its new drive-through proposals.

Artificial intelligence has created stunning depictions of Lewes Bonfire.

Businesses could benefit from an economic boost from tax breaks if a bid to a new government investment zone initiative is successful.

Activists have gathered to protest against the Iranian government as civil unrest in the country enters its seventh week.

A dog behaviourist has warned dog owners about dressing their furry friend up in Halloween costumes.

Skaters have taken to the ice as the city’s ice rink opens to the public for the first time this winter.

A man has been arrested after a woman was assaulted late at night.

Burger chain Wimpy has returned to Eastbourne after closing a branch six years ago.

Twin toddler brothers have taken to the small screen to star in a new horror comedy in the run-up to Halloween.

The operator of the city’s leisure centres has asked the council for support after operating costs rose by more than £1 million a year.

A nationwide campervan tour to inspire young readers is coming to Brighton.

This week’s death announcements feature the loving tributes from the family and friends of the loved ones who have passed away.

The organisers of Pub in the Park have apologised for the “delay” in processing refunds after it was postponed following the death of the Queen.

A postman hopes his new World Cup song will be “this year’s anthem”.

A new sea wall has been completed as part of a plan to transform the city’s seafront.