The A272 Rocky Lane is partially blocked and there is queuing traffic due to a bus fire

A former Homebase could be converted into an Aldi

The Amadeus Saffier, an unusual-looking 'winged' ship, has been spotted at Shoreham Port, belonging to Dutch shipping company De Bock Maritiem

Calls for urgent action are being made as businesses in Worthing town centre face closure

A woman from Bognor was told she could have died after she was savaged by a dog

A "landmark" former church is up for sale, St Philip's Church on New Church Road in Hove, has been listed by Graves Son & Pilcher

The BBC show remains one of the most popular shows on British TV, with series 18 averaging 6.6 million viewers per episode.

A Sussex football coach has won a national sports award.

Students at the University of Brighton were left without water and a flushing toilet for 17 hours.

Plans to build a two-storey house on The Beeches in Brighton have prompted angry reactions from neighbours.

A 100-year-old from Brighton who worked with greats of the stage like Laurence Olivier and Dame Maggie Smith is thought to be the country’s oldest podcaster

The Sussex seaside town has been included alongside other huge locations in the Lonely Planet’s new LGBTQ+ Travel Guide.

A zipline is coming to Littlehampton

American Golf has submitted plans to Chichester District Council to open a new store in Chichester.

Wimpy in Portslade has reopened following a refurbishment

Plans to build 81 homes in Partridge Green have been approved for a second time by Horsham District Council.

A former firefighter from West Sussex will row 5,500 miles in memory of his friend who died after living with early onset dementia.

In the realm of scientific innovation, few endeavours capture the imagination quite like the quest to bring extinct species back to life. Among the most iconic of these lost creatures is the woolly mammoth, a symbol of the Ice Age that roamed the Ear...

Hammerdown Festival 2025 in Brighton promises to be the biggest yet, with a second stage, top rock acts like The Raven Age and Dream State, and grassroots talent.

The Ivy Brighton is hosting a special Easter Breakfast with Bunny event on April 20, featuring a curated menu, fun activities for kids, and sweet treats.

Chichester Festival Theatre announces full casts for Anna Karenina and The Government Inspector, featuring Natalie Dormer and Tom Rosenthal.

The Mayor of Eastbourne invites you to a charity ball at The Grand Hotel on May 16, featuring live music, a three-course meal, and fundraising for local charities.

Former RAF serviceman PJ, diagnosed with MS, has embraced cycling to stay active and raise awareness for MS charities. His inspiring journey shows resilience in the face of challenges.

The show will be performed at the Brighton Dome as part of the Undisciplined Festival.

Hastings Museum & Art Gallery has secured £10,000 from the Natural History Museum to run ‘Material World,’ a project educating the community on sustainability and climate action.

University of Brighton students are leading free creative writing workshops across Sussex, helping cancer patients and supporters share their experiences through writing and collage.

More than 700 Rock Choir members are raising funds for Comic Relief with performances across the UK, culminating in a live BBC1 appearance on Red Nose Day.

Cinderella Ice Cream Seller, a new family-friendly musical, brings a magical twist to a classic tale. Catch it at The Dome, Brighton, on April 13.

The Chichester Fringe is set to return with more than 50 artists and companies.

Fatto a Mano, a pizza restaurant in Brighton and Hove, has become inundated with pineapples after a free pizza deal went viral

Brighton and Hove could grow to include Shoreham or the whole of Saltdean – and possibly Telscombe Cliffs, Peacehaven and even Newhaven under new proposals

A car has crashed into trees in the Morrisons car park in Littlehampton

Creative professionals working at a high rise building with “intolerable” fire risks are calling for more time and compensation

The beloved David Raven, better known by the stage name Maisie Trollette, has died aged 91.

Brighton and Hove City Council wants to expand controversial parking restrictions in the city - including on Western Road

A man who cycled to Spain for a homeless charity almost lost his life and had his home burned to the ground

Julian Pelling has owned Fine Records in George Street, Hove since 1984 after taking it over from the previous owners.

A popular sauna on Brighton Beach has been granted permission to continue operating after receiving hundreds of letters of support

A restaurant in Hove received a zero star food hygiene rating following an inspection

Tributes have been pouring in for the UK's oldest drag queen Maisie Trollette, who has died aged 91.

Herstmonceux Castle Estate will open year-round from April 2025, offering seasonal events, expanded facilities, and new attractions for visitors

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a hit and run on the A27 at Firle.

Constance Marten fell asleep on her newborn baby and killed her in a “terrible tragic accident” while in a tent on the South Downs, her retrial has heard.

The head of Same Sky in Brighton is retiring from his role after 24 years of overseeing Burning the Clocks and other events

The amount of money Brighton and Hove Albion paid to Sussex Police in recent years has been revealed in a Freedom of Information Request

Photographs show work progressing to revamp Littlehampton's seafront.

Paris Wine Bar in Hove has had a fifth planning application rejected over its garden extension.

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe will be showing at the theatre from March 11 until March 15.

Constance Marten posed as a freelance journalist called Caroline as she concealed her newborn baby, the Old Bailey has heard.

A hot pot restaurant by Brighton station which previously received a zero-star food hygiene rating has been given a new score following re-inspection