Sussex News

Mark Chilton, cabinet member for finance, said the budget was ‘as robust as it could possibly be in the current circumstances’.

In total, 437 cannabis plants were found and seized, as well as 5kg of cropped cannabis.

Local council elections across Sussex will go ahead in May after the Government reversed its decision to delay them.

A man who ran multiple online child abuse chat groups has been sentenced, following a National Crime Agency investigation.

A teenager from Brighton has launched a campaign to help families trapped in temporary accommodation, calling for unused land to be turned into permanent homes.

Police are seeking to identify this man in relation to enquiries following a bag theft in Crawley.

A yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been issued across Sussex and parts of the south coast.

Do you recognise this person after an elderly man was robbed in St James's Street, Brighton?

Twelve young people have completed the latest IGNITE course run by West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service

An East Sussex care home provider has been ordered to pay almost £27,000 after failing to keep a resident safe.

A West Sussex primary school teacher has been charged with the sexual assault of two children.

A former member of Sussex Police licensing staff has been sentenced at court for possession of child sexual abuse material.

Train services between Horsham and Dorking will resume tomorrow.

Did you a witness a boy being hit by a vehicle in London Road, Hurst Green?

A Manchester City fan who committed an unprovoked assault on a Brighton and Hove Albion supporter has been given a Football Banning Order.

A highways officer has been assaulted while managing a flood-related road closure in Bognor Regis

A 30-year-old man has been charged with driving offences after a pursuit in Eastbourne.

Fabio Botros was 19 when he was charged with the murder of his 57-year-old father, Emad Samir Botros Farag.

Best known locally for her long residence in Ditchling, Ditchling, Dame Vera remained a proud Sussex figure throughout her life.

Residents at a care home in East Grinstead are proving it is never too late to learn a new skill after taking part in weekly sign language classes.