A Sussex charity has written to MPs asking them to accept amendments and mitigate the ‘most misguided elements’ of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill.

A mobile phone company has launched an appeal after plans for a 66ft (20-metre) 5G mast in Hove were refused by Brighton and Hove City Council.

The family of the man who sadly died at the Royal Sussex County Hospital the same day said that Mathew “lived a life filled with laughter, love and adventure”.

A Sussex-based musical theatre choir has hit the national spotlight.

Every so often, a TV show sticks the landing so hard it leaves you hollow for days. Back in the days of actual appointment viewing — no spoilers, no streaming, just a nation weeping into its tea — a good finale could bring everything to a standstill. These are the five TV endings that absolutely wrecked us, whether through heartbreak, nostalgia, or that crushing “What do I do with my life now?” feeling that followed the credits. 5. Blackadder Goes Forth (1989) The setup: Afte

There was a time when every cause, crisis or vaguely heartfelt moment spawned a charity single — a slightly chaotic gathering of pop stars earnestly singing about world peace while wearing sunglasses indoors. And while the intentions were good, not all of these tracks have stood the test of time. In fact, some have curdled spectacularly. Here are five charity singles that, for one reason or another, have aged like milk left on a windowsill in July. 5. Band Aid 20 – “Do They K

A pioneering environmental project on the edge of Brighton is helping to protect the city’s drinking water from toxic road runoff.

A former Sussex Police officer has been sentenced after admitting four counts of sexual assault by touching.