An artist has condemned a council’s decision to cancel an exhibition, describing it as “censorship”

A man said he will not order items delivered by Evri anymore due to “nightmare” issues

A woman ditched the UK for Dubai without a job lined up because she was “sick of life” in her “boring” Sussex town

A proposal looks to build a second 'Dutch' roundabout in Sussex

Notcutts Garden Pride, a garden centre near Ditchling in East Sussex, in the South Downs National Park, will install solar panels on its roofs.

Plans to build 184 new homes on the site of Tunbridge Wells Rugby Club, in Kent and Wealden District in Sussex, have prompted an explosive reaction

The team behind Arundawn dog rescue centre in Horsham say they are facing the most challenging period in the centre’s history and are at “breaking point”

Residents have shared their views on a new booking system introduced at recycling sites

A disabled man was left feeling angry and cold after his heating broke down, only to be told that he was not an emergency.

Taxpayers still have more than £15 million to pay off of the contract to build and run the Jubilee Library, in Brighton.

The new route at London Gatwick, operated by Air Arabia, will be the only direct service between the UK and Sharjah.

The Argus looks back at West Street in Brighton over the years

The Maccabees have been announced as one of the headline acts of a beachfront festival

Chichester District Council is to contribute £350,000 to the Chichester Harbour Investment & Adaptation Plan over the next three years

Adur and Worthing Councils have launched a community toilet scheme with partners and local businesses to make more facilities available free of charge.

Santa will be swapping his sleigh for a ride on the world’s oldest operating electric railway on Saturday, December 13.

Prosecco and arias were the order of the day at Port Manor care home in Seaford where residents were keen to get involved in World Opera Day.

Plans to convert a property into shared housing have been approved by Hastings councillors.

A live entertainment venue has applied for a later licence but the police and licensing officials have objected.

Brighton MP Chris Ward welcomes England’s first-ever Men’s Health Strategy on International Men’s Day.

Brighton & Hove City Council will be flying the White Ribbon Flag to mark the start of this year’s global 16 Days of Activism campaign.

Dandara Southern’s charity golf day has raised £9,000 for local homelessness charity Stonepillow.

Powers to determine licensing applications in Arun are set to change according to a decision by the council.

People are being asked to share their views on how councils should be reorganised across Sussex.

Academics at the University of Chichester have explored how mindfulness can support young children’s wellbeing in nursery schools.

The University of Chichester will host Olia Hercules, a Ukrainian-British chef, award-winning food writer and campaigner.

Diagrama Community Services at Duckyls Farm, near East Grinstead is celebrating the arrival of 105 native broadleaf saplings, donated by the Woodland Trust.

Mims joined Nus Ghani, MP for Crowborough, for a meeting with the Home Office Minister, Alex Norris, regarding the government’s proposals to house asylum seekers at Crowborough Training Camp.

Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes have donated £1,500 to Sussex Community Foundation, which will be allocated to its Acting on Climate funding.

The debut Midhurst Jazz, Food and Blues Festival has been declared a massive cultural triumph for the region.

Kennedy Street Recovery is delighted to announce the return of its annual Heartful Art Auction on Friday December 5.

esidents at Hurstwood View care home, in Five Ash Down, Uckfield recently enjoyed a visit from the Buxted Squirrels.

A major upgrade to the club house and facilities at Uckfield Rugby Football club and a 3G football pitch at Victoria Pleasure Ground is planned for Uckfield.

A 92-year-old gardener was “really upset” to discover that some rare snowdrops had been stolen from her garden, after years of nurturing them.

Your Café & Bakery, a family run cafe in Polegate, East Sussex, has received a one-star food hygiene rating following an inspection in October 2025.

The safety and cleanliness of a care home in Hailsham, East Sussex, have been brought into question following a CQC inspection.

Residents and businesses are being asked for their feedback on plans for a new Red Route in Western Road.

A French national who died at a controversial immigration detention centre should not have been there, an inquest heard.

Two men who were involved in an illegal waste transfer station in Chichester have been prosecuted.

A shopping centre has defended its Christmas tree after shoppers branded it as “embarrassing”, “arty farty s***”.

Emergency crews were called after a microwave caught fire in Chapel Road, Worthing

Poundland has confirmed the closure of its store in Western Road in Brighton

A popular clothing brand has opened in the city.

A new Reform UK local authority group has been formed on Worthing Borough Council following the defection of two councillors.

Argus reporter Charles Pring tries out nightclubbing in Brighton, sampling the scene at the famous gay bar Revenge on the seafront.

The leader of the Green Party has celebrated the defection of a former Labour MP.

Police said they are investigating reports of windows being smashed at an army camp earmarked for 600 asylum seekers

A woman has been left £125,000 out of pocket by a Barclays bank error, according to her MP Josh Babarinde

Rock legend Mike Rutherford and his neighbours will soon find out if their fight to stop a huge solar farm from being built on land in a West Sussex village has been successful.

A dispersal order has been issued after a teenager was arrested on suspicion of having a blade.