Brighton and Hove City Council spent millions of pounds to house people in temporary accommodation.

As autumn begins to bathe Wakehurst in golden hues there are plenty of events for guests to make the most of the botanical gardens.

Over 30 kilometres of road have been resurfaced under a government scheme.

There are plans for a new gypsy site in a village near Horsham.

A church in Sussex opened its doors to all creatures great and small in its first pet service.

A £3m block of flats in Eastbourne and a flat in Brighton with a roof terrace will be going under the hammer next month.

The fire service is due to carry out a high-rise building training exercise.

A Nineties nightclub is making a return for one night only – and only over 30s are allowed.

As they wait to hear if the Shoreham Airshow Disaster pilot will be allowed to fly again, victims families reveal what they think of Andy Hill and how their lives will never be the same.

There are plans to make Hove beach wider to protect the Sussex city from flooding and coastal erosion.

The A22 in Sussex is blocked and traffic is building following a crash.

Train services between Sussex and Hampshire were delayed because of a trespasser on the tracks.

A "rarely available" four-bedroom flat with seafront views is up for sale in Hove.

There are a few pets from the Sussex North & Brighton RSPCA branch who are looking for new homes

A major road through Sussex has been ranked the second worse in the country.

Sir Lenny Henry is coming to Brighton to celebrate the release of his latest book.

A road in Sussex has been closed by police after a sinkhole appeared.

A restaurant left “devastated” after the shock closure of the pier it is situated on has found a new venue.

Rogue dog walkers have prompted councillors to discuss asking the government to take the lead and regulate the inept, the unsafe and the greedy.

Revised plans for a major housing development in Hailsham have been approved by Wealden planners.

The works of a celebrated ceramicist are being sold to help fund her care.

Plans for 96 news homes on the edge of a village have been given the green light.

A popular seafront cafe is getting a new extension.

A railway station café in Sussex which once served a bacon sandwich to Princess Diana, is vying to be voted Britain’s best railway station business.

Emergency services are attending an incident in Brighton city centre.

‘Patrick Magee remained awake in his Cork hideaway, glued to the transistor radio, willing the pirate station to update its hourly news bulletin.’ When the station broadcast the news that the timebomb Magee had set in Brighton three-and-a-half we...

Today marks 40 years since the IRA made an attempt to kill the Prime Minister in our city, tragically killing five people and injuring dozens more.

After an explosion destroyed The Grand hotel on October 12, 1984 wandering Tory MPs were left dazed on the seafront. Brighton came together in a moment of urgency and opened its doors to help those that had been affected by the explosion.

It was been 40 years since the bomb which was planted during the Conservative Party Conference exploded at 2.54am on October 12, 1984, in Brighton.

The busy access road through a city park will close from Monday (14 October) as reconstruction and resurfacing work is carried out.

Bombay Velvet on York Road has taken over from Mustards officially opening its doors on October 9 and serving South Indian cuisine to diners.

The Grand has marked 40 years since a bomb exploded there, killing five.

A former Team GB athlete has died at the age of 28.

Charleston has announced a jam-packed schedule of events for the autumn/winter programme.

A new “community driven” independent clothes store has opened in the city centre.

Author Steve Ramsey, who wrote the book Something Has Gone Wrong, gives his view on the legacy of the tragic events of October 12, 1984

Councillors heard from parents and experts as they considered ideas to deal with a forecast of falling pupil numbers at secondary schools.

Despite closing the garden gate back at the beginning of August, I had a request recently from a Belgian couple, who were holidaying in Sussex, to ask if they could visit the garden.

From slime making to magic shows, a Grade II* listed garden is offering an autumn of fun for its visitors.

A coffee chain in Lewes has been ordered to reinstate its original doors after residents claimed its modern replacements were “out of character” with the area.

The news of Ikea’s imminent arrival to the city has been welcomed by a city boss.

Tomorrow marks 40 years since an IRA bomb killed five people at The Grand hotel.

A neighbourhood pub has reopened after being refurbished.

The Fen Raft Spider is the UK's largest spider and is reportedly making a huge comeback, the RSPB confirmed.

Live updates amid disruption to Brighton mainline services all day.

I would like to start by congratulating Pedal People - a local charity that provides piloted bike rides for elders living in care - for attaining the MBE Kings award for voluntary service. Even the Republican in me can appreciate this achievement and...

The Conservatives have taken another Worthing Borough Council seat following a second by-election win in three weeks.

A bus company which axed a service between two tourist spots because it was not earning any money has hinted that it may make a return...

More female genital mutilation victims were seen by NHS services in Brighton and Hove last year.

Stay In Your Lane on Bond Street in Brighton saw local celebrities such as rapper Arrdee and YouTube sensation Saffron Barker browse in the vintage shop.