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Meals on Wheels expands in West Sussex with new breakfast packs

A Meals on Wheels service has expanded its offering in West Sussex.

Councillors back calls to ban HGVs from village

Emily O'Brien and Johnny Denis, who represent Ouse Valley and Ringmer on Lewes District Council, attended a protest outside the village church.

Fears plans for thousands of homes would merge villages as residents plan protest

Residents from Hurstpierpoint, Sayers Common, and Albourne will gather on the village green in Hurstpierpoint on August 29 to express their conc…

Climate campaigners urge MP to back urgent energy reforms

A group of climate campaigners has called on MP to back urgent action on energy reform.

Why Brighton can’t afford to lose its LGBTQ+ venues

We’ve all got one or two stories about a wild night out in Brighton. For many people, a night out is their first experience of our city. It was…

Sussex commuter town sees biggest drop in house prices in the UK

Haywards Heath recorded a 4.8 per cent fall in average asking prices over the past year, bringing a typical home down to £461,066, according to…

The hidden burden of emergency workers

All reasonably minded readers will have been devastated when reports emerged of a man, woman and child drowning off Shoreham Beach and their oth…

The new Brighton business helping to tackle period poverty through underwear sales

Meet the Brighton business owner helping tackle period poverty through the sale of underwear.

Boy left on the brink of death after receiving

Junior Fahr, aged seven, suffered from a stroke caused by a blood clot after "being left for hours" in an A&E waiting room at Worthing…

MPs slam 'shocking' review of East Sussex NHS Trust

Helena Dollimore, MP for Hastings and Rye, and Josh Babarinde, MP for Eastbourne, have reacted to a “shocking” report into East Sussex…

City centre restaurant wins

Jamun, a Brighton curry restaurant on West Street, has been recognised on the national stage after winning a top prize at the English Curry Awar…

Shoreham tragedy victims remembered at seafront Swim with Gaza event

The silence was observed at the Swim for Gaza event on Brighton seafront on August 23, as a mark of respect for the El-Khawas family, who lost t…

Horsham electronics firm marks 50 years in business

An electronics firm is marking 50 years in business.

Much-loved second hand furniture shop to close its doors after decade in business

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) has confirmed that its Furniture and Electrical Store in London Road, Brighton, will shut next month

Synagogue to install new security measures after rise in antisemitic attacks

A synagogue is seeking permission to install new security cameras because of concerns for the safety of its building and congregation

Forget political drama, even an eclipse can

Is that it? I mean, in the past a solar eclipse was life-changing, writes Alistair McNair.

Hospital staff speak out about bullying, harassment, discrimination and sexism

Hospital staff in Eastbourne and St Leonards say a "cartel" of senior doctors has created a culture of bullying, racism, sexism, in the…

City centre restaurant relaunches after revamp with week of food offers

An Indian street food restaurant is reopening after refurbishment.