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Disabled mother of two

A disabled mother of two was turned away in tears from her dream holiday to Türkiye after the airline said passports were not acceptable

Priest joins children for backpack blessing as air raid warnings sound

An English priest has described how war forced the transformation of a children’s celebration in Kyiv into a quietly defiant act of faith.

Plays, pizza and parties come together for new community theatre nights

Plays, pizza and parties are coming together in a new theatre night celebrating stories of Hastings.

Brighton magistrates order XL bully to be destroyed

Brighton Magistrates have ordered the destruction of an XL bully named Choco.

MP praises charity which has donated £1m of medical equipment

An MP has praised a charity for its work supporting communities in UK and abroad.

Mum banned from school as parents fight for their children

Two Brighton mothers feel as though their children are being "deprived" because of their additional needs

Spanish and Portuguese white wines that are worth exploring

Each week Brighton-based vintner, Henry Butler, demystifies the world of wine…

Moving ceremony honours loved ones whose organ donations saved lives

Families have been honoured for the generosity of loved ones who gave gift of life through organ donation.

Gatwick Airport profits fall 18 per cent as passenger numbers drop

Gatwick Airport has reported a sharp fall in half-year profits following a drop in passenger numbers linked to Middle East conflict.

Inquest update given after teenager died on beach during school trip

A provisional date for the inquest of teenager who died on a school trip after going into the sea is set for November 2026.

Three-day bank holiday festival to offer racing and free family fun

Goodwood Racecourse is set to host a three-day bank holiday festival with racing, entertainment and family activities.

New principal appointed to lead college into ‘next phase of development’

An internationally recognised school leader has been appointed as the principal of Oxford International College Brighton.

University of Chichester to launch first-ever research and innovation week

The University of Chichester is set to launch its first-ever Research and Innovation Week this September.

An evening of fine food with a play acted out on the table next to ours

This is a golden-hued look at a love - and life - which could have been, with some delicious food to boot

Goring Gap businessman wants to turn seafront former bus shelter into beach café

Chris Dixon, director of Goring Gap Ltd, has announced plans to tender for the West Beach Shelter on Worthing's Marine Parade

Parents to strike in nationwide action over leave and flexible working

Parents are to gather in Brighton for a nationwide day of action demanding urgent change to the UK’s parental leave and flexible working policie…

Friend saves woman

A woman has told how a friend saved her life in choking incident that could have turned fatal

'Environmental conditions and planning policy landscape are worsening'

This summer has been one of the hottest and driest on record.