Ministers say the proposals are designed to significantly reduce deaths and serious injuries on UK roads.

Southern Water is working with coastal councils to place “Yellow Fish” stickers and stencils next to surface water drains near the shore.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving following a crash on the A27 near Brighton.

Campaigners have staged a protest against plans to close Ifield Golf Club in West Sussex to make way for a major housing development.

January assemblies hit differently. The Christmas holidays were over. The excitement was gone. And the hall smelled faintly of wet coats and disappointment. You’d shuffle in, sit cross-legged on the cold floor, and know — deep down — that whatever was coming next would not be good news. Here are the five January school assemblies that struck fear into the hearts of pupils everywhere. 5. The “New Year, New Rules” Assembly This one always arrived with a suspiciously cheerful op

January had a very specific vibe. Christmas was over. School was back. The decorations were gone, but the glitter hadn’t quite worn off yet. And on TV? January was chart show season — long countdowns, half-hearted enthusiasm, and music videos that felt cold, moody, and slightly depressing. These weren’t summer bangers. These were songs that thrived in darkness, coat collars, and emotional close-ups. Here are five music videos you swear you only ever saw during January chart s

A Brighton sushi restaurant is facing objections to its application for a late-night licence, after being found trading beyond its permitted hours.

A Sussex children’s charity founded thanks to the efforts of Dame Vera Lynn is raising money by collecting real Christmas trees from homes across the county.