Sussex News

Charities across Sussex could receive a welcome festive boost thanks to Benefact Group’s annual Movement for Good Christmas campaign.

On Friday, the 48-year-old officially opened a new permanent home for local charity Together Our Community.

A Hastings man has been sentenced after a TikTok stunt left his friend with a serious brain injury.

Plans for a new bingo and gaming centre in Hastings will go before councillors on Monday.

Brighton & Hove City Council is proposing to build the £7 million, five-lane pool at Withdean Sports Complex in Tongdean Lane.

A West Sussex MP has been criticised by the county council for being “poorly informed” after raising concerns about the state of local fire service equipment.

The boy’s mother only discovered what had happened when he returned home visibly distressed and she later found bruising on his body.

Eleven young people from The Regis School and Felpham Community College have successfully completed the latest GRIT course, run by West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service.

The driver of the motorcycle, a 60-year-old man from Chichester, sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to hospital where he currently remains.

According to the latest figures, 84 charity fraud incidents were reported across the region in the past 13 months — 12 of which occurred in Sussex.

The investment, part of a national programme, will support some of the regions facing the greatest barriers to physical activity.

A Brighton hairdresser’s bid to serve wine with haircuts – and sell bottles for customers to take home – has run into formal objections ahead of a licensing hearing next week.

A controversial 5G mast in Lewes is set to return to the planning committee next week.

The research, conducted by Erobella, asked 2,000 students aged 18–24 across 79 universities how LGBTQ+ friendly they felt their university was.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered the government’s Budget this afternoon (Wednesday 26 November), unveiling a wide range of tax rises, cost-of-living support and investment pledges that will affect residents and businesses across Sussex.

Residents and businesses in Brighton are being invited to share their views on proposals for new double red lines along Western Road.

Following substantial investigative enquiries, Jamal Chery of Cantaloupe Mews, East Grinstead was identified.

Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne has expressed shock after learning that boys as young as 11 are sharing indecent images.

West Sussex County Council has launched a public consultation on proposals to reduce the number of Reception places at five primary schools from September 2027.

A Horsham restaurant has had its premises licence revoked after immigration officers discovered an illegal worker employed in its kitchen.