Two "veteran pothole campaigners" have celebrated the eighth birthday of a pothole

Residents are fighting plans to convert Pinewood House into 51 temporary short-stay accommodation homes.

The proposed bridge would connect Lewes and Hamsey, creating an off-road route for pedestrians and cyclists over the River Ouse in East Sussex

The opening date for a new H&M store in Brighton has been announced

The Royal Sussex County Hospital's helipad in Brighton is now operational and ready to receive patients after years of delay.

Edward Baden Group Limited, based in Uckfield, must pay nearly £29,000 after admitting a health and safety offence at Brighton Magistrates’ Court.

Pink Flamingo in Haywards Heath, has applied to extend its licence, to enable it to sell alcohol and play music until 2.30am

The former Kings Hotel next to Brighton beach has been taken over by huge international hotel chain Marriott, and is now a Four Points Flex by Sheraton.

The café at Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex has reopened under new management after a public backlash over its sudden closure last month.

The lack of changing facilities at a Hove seafront sauna could expose passers-by to being inadvertently “mooned”, according to councillors.

Meet Robbie Kelly, the owner of Basil's Fungi Farm, growing mushrooms at The Yard on Waterworks Road in Hastings, East Sussex

West Sussex County Council will begin replacing more than 64,000 streetlights with LEDs this March, as part of a four-year project

The RSPCA is appealing for information after two kittens were found dumped inside a dirty litterbox next to a public bin in East Sussex

A cemetery is at risk of close due to it running out of space.

Arun District Council is inviting residents to take part in a public drop-in event on the emerging Marine Quarter project.

A report has damned the projections for i360 visitor numbers as naive after it was compared to the Eiffel Tower, London Eye and New York's Empire State Building .

Burger & Lobster is bringing an Irish late-night legend to the table this St Patrick’s Day.

Butlin's is marking its birthday with a special weekend of celebrations.

An “assertive” ewe has won the hearts of the public in the South Downs National Park’s annual photo competition.

Communities across Adur and Worthing are being invited to provide feedback on new planning guidance aimed at protecting and enhancing the natural environment.

Mid Sussex resident Michael Stratford has been appointed as the new chair for MND West Sussex.

Thousands of people are receiving faster, more appropriate mental health support thanks to a service working in close partnership with the emergency services.

Brighton College Prep School wins Best Early Years in Britain at The Week Education Awards 2026 for its innovative beach school and early years teaching.

These images show a sunny visit to Knepp, where wildlife thrives across open grassland and tangled scrub under clear blue skies.

Nusrat Ghani MP visited Cross In Hand CofE Primary, answering Year 2 pupils’ questions on politics and inspiring careers during school careers day.

On Tuesday February 17, rescuers from East Sussex WRAS were called to a severely manged fox trapped in a basement beneath a residential property.

Horsham District Council Chairman Cllr Tony Bevis visited the not-for-profit organisation Together in Mind at St John’s Church in Springfield Road Horsham.

These days it's rare that seismic events in British politics bring me any joy, but oh boy was last week one great big exception, writes Cllr Steve Davis.

Jason Byrne is marking 30 years in comedy with a brand new UK tour with Brighton date.

Exceptional care has earned a Sussex care home national recognition.

CBRE and SHW are marketing newly refurbished Grade A office space at Bostel House, Brighton city centre.

Celebrity Kilimanjaro team celebrate £100,000 raised for anti-bullying charity at Ditchling vineyard event.

Eastbourne’s goplasticpallets.com and Brighton’s gomi are upcycling plastic pallets into eco-friendly speakers and chargers.

The Network of International Women for Brighton and hove are hosting a community event celebrating International Women’s Day 2026.

Discover the best value lunch deals in Brighton and Worthing.

Hastings MP Helena Dollimore secures local schoolchildren in Hastings and 1066 Country free priority tickets for the Bayeux Tapestry.

Wealden shops, pubs, restaurants, cafés and caterers have come out in support of local Sussex food and drink producers.

West Sussex County Council worked with schools to ensure that every child who applied for a secondary school place this year has been offered one.

Adur & Worthing Councils are urging residents to act now to avoid missing the deadline to register for postal voting or a voter authority certificate.

Following recent treatment for prostate cancer, Melvyn Walmsley (75) began his challenge to run 75 miles for the children’s charity Lovey Foundation (UK).

A recent Singapore visit has boosted international collaboration for University of Chichester.

The Hastings Comedy Festival is excited to announce its 2026 line-up, with over 90 performances taking over venues across Hastings and St Leonards this June.

Hastings Contemporary and Sussex Contemporary have announced the 152 selected artists for The Open: Odyssey, launching in March 2026.

Southern Water launches record graduate intake, offering over 50 roles in digital, AI, operations and asset management across the South East. Graduate schemes.

Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers from Sussex Central County marked 100 years of World Thinking Day at Tanbridge House School in Horsham.

These images capture a sunset along Brighton beach, as the sky softened from gold to pink and the tide slipped gently across the sand.

Councillors have agreed to an updated Gambling Statement of Principles and No Casino Resolution for Hastings.

Ofwat wants to hit South East Water with a £22 million fine after water cuts left more than 286,000 people in Sussex and Kent repeatedly without supply.

Brighton Palace Pier in East Sussex will start charging people for admission this weekend, starting on March 7, 2026, with an entry fee of £1.

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