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Rampion Offshore Wind Farm has met its 2024 energy target, generating enough electricity to power 409,000 homes while cutting 600,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually
Thursday is World Book Day and with that in mind, an experiment that I've often wanted to carry out is a blind taste test of crime fiction. I am fortunate that as part of my business I'm asked to edit authors’ manuscripts before they go anywhere near publishers or readers and, on occasions, I chair literary festival panels where I get to meet many authors and for which I read their latest books.
With Pancake Day just around the corner, plenty will be looking for places to eat out to enjoy the delicacy. Here are five good options in Brighton.
A Sussex homelessness charity is selling unique upcycled lamps made by resident Christian from unsellable items.
Argus Camera Club snapper Joanna Kaczorowska visited North Bersted near Bognor on a sunny day this week and photographed different bumble bees gathering pollen from blossoming flowers.
There are a few pets from the Sussex North & Brighton RSPCA branch who are looking for new homes
A Ukrainian nurse who is raising funds for wounded soldiers says some people are unaware the war is still going.
A family has secured permission to erect a “recycled” bungalow in Punnetts Town.
Plans for two digital advertising boards have been rejected, one in Norfolk Square and one in North Road in the North Laine.
Last week, we announced a new scheme enabling residents to opt-out of the council’s weed management programme. This scheme involves volunteers on a given street choosing to remove weeds manually as an alternative to a glyphosate application. I’ve seen some comments on social media asking the question – “well what do I pay my council tax for?”.