Travel updates for Sussex.

A murder scene was being filmed in the city for ITV’s Grace yesterday afternoon.

A transformed community hub and pay-as-you-feel café in Brighton will open this weekend.

Thousands of lights have gone on display in a garden as part of a winter illuminations trail.

A new burger van is set to open this weekend offering stacks of prime cut patties to people on the street.

The Conservatives have fired the starting gun for next year’s local elections, offering to put an end to “mismanagement” of the city by the Greens and Labour.

Tucked away in The Lanes is a cosy restaurant where seasonality and sustainability take centre stage.

Thousands of poorly insulated homes mean that people are being forced to pay over £20 million more a year on their heating bills.

Two police officers have pleaded not guilty to assaulting a man while on patrol.

A school has come under fire for showing England’s World Cup game during lessons despite the match clashing with GCSE mock exams preparation.

The Argus reviews the Christmas menu of one of the jewels in Brighton's culinary crown - The Ivy in The Lanes.

Sculptor Romany Mark Bruce spoke to The Argus about the process of creating the city's Aids memorial and the loss of his "soulmate" to the virus.

A landlady has slammed the council after a cancelled rubbish pick-up led to her being given a £300 fine.

Shoreham Port is set to receive a share of £20 million to transform its historic dry dock into a modern facility for local and visiting fleets.

In last night’s I’m A Celeb on ITV, Mike Tindall tells Owen Warner what it’s like to stay in Buckingham Palace and how he met Prince William and Prince Harry before Zara Phillips.

Traces of drugs have been found again in the toilets of a restaurant in Hove, prompting police to object to the owner’s application to stay open later.

Getting from the station to BHASVIC has become something of an Olympic sport as of late. It’s rained more in the first two weeks of November than it should do in the entire month - and the remarkably flood-prone city has been transformed into a hel...

A hearing date has been set for a multi-million pound legal claim after millions of people were allegedly overcharged by a rail giant.

A community came together to face their fears and take part in a fire walk for Guild Care in Worthing.

A pizzeria is celebrating its performance in the finals of this year’s national pizza awards

A charity is celebrating 25 years of supporting families with disabled children.

With the cost of living continuing to rise, here are tips on how you can reduce your energy bills this winter.

Aldi and Lidl have both issued product recalls for items that may contain small pieces of plastic and undeclared allergens.

See who became the sixth celebrity to leave the I’m A Celeb jungle on Thursday night.

Hints and answer for today's Wordle 524.

Live traffic updates for Sussex

Donatello in Brighton could be fined £120,000 and face losing its premises licence after six illegal workers were found.

A new seafront swimming pool's expected opening date has been announced after it secured a crucial £2.5 million loan.

A road in Eastbourne is blocked following a major crash where a car has overturned.

A University of Sussex Graduate is reaching for the stars after being announced as an astronaut for the European Space Agency.

Traffic has slowed following a two vehicle crash on th A27.

An inquest is to be held into the death of a baby girl who was left alone by her mother for days while she went out partying.

Police have identified a man they wish to speak to after cash and personal possessions were stolen from a hotel.

Two Sussex Police officers have been charged with assaulting a man in Bognor Regis.

Staff at the University of Brighton have walked out as part of a wave of strike action over a pay dispute.

A 70-year-old hotelier from Eastbourne will attempt to break a running world record this weekend.

Brighton Kemptown MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle spoke to The Argus about his experience about living with HIV and the effort to end new infections of the virus.

A Sussex council has invested millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money into accounts at a Qatari state bank.

A resident has said that the city’s cycling infrastructure is “inefficient, dangerous and counter-intuitive”.

Black Friday is upon us once again.

Discount supermarket chains Lidl and Aldi have issued warnings to customers after several products were found to be unsafe to eat.

An England football star’s court case has been discontinued.

Once again we find that our current Green councillors just cannot help themselves with their proposals to turn the Old Steine bus shelters into cafes.

Official complaints about elected councillors have failed to receive a response, according to a report going before a committee next week.

A veteran from Crawley had to quit his job because he could no longer manage spiralling commuting costs that were affecting his mental health.

Train reliability in Britain reached the worst level on record after another month of disruption.

A Sussex couple have finally found their dream home in Walberton after moving eight times in ten years.

Three ponds have been dug to address the risk of flooding in a village.

A water company has hit back at claims sewage has been dumped illegally

NHS England data showed there was an average of 344 patients a day with flu in hospitals last week.