Dog owners across Sussex are being warned to keep Easter treats out of reach of their pets, as chocolate and dried fruits can be highly toxic to dogs.

The rider was seen using the pavement and was reported to have nearly hit an elderly dog walker.

Gross misconduct has been proven against a former Sussex Police officer following an accelerated misconduct hearing.

Manufacturers across West Sussex are set for a major digital upgrade after the Government confirmed £3.1 million in new funding for the Made Smarter programme.

A drink-driver who led police on a pursuit through Brighton has been jailed.

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Four Arrested On Suspicion Of Kidnap In Hailsham.