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Eastbourne Borough Council has honoured Holocaust survivor and educator Dorit Oliver-Wolff BEM with the Freedom of the Borough for her extraordinary life and work in Holocaust education.
I am working with residents across Brighton Pavilion to help them hold their landlords to account and get vital fire safety works completed. And a key landlord - the council - is currently failing in its basic duty to give tenants the information they need.
Colin recently visited the Trust’s Gatwick Make Ready Centre to personally thank the team who helped to save his life
OpenTable has revealed its top 100 restaurants for outdoor dining in the UK for 2025. Here's why this spot in Sussex has been recognised.
Sussex Reptile Rescue Centre in Bognor Regis is urgently seeking £25,000 to fund vet treatment, specialist equipment, and a new facility to care for sick, injured, and unwanted reptiles
This project is a collaborative effort between the Chichester and District Archaeology Society and Chichester District Council.
Brighton’s Wild Park rainscape project—its largest ever—uses reed beds, ponds, and wildflowers to protect drinking water, reduce flooding, and create community space, holding 2 million litres of rainwater runoff
Councillors spoke of their sadness as they agreed to a request by governors and the Roman Catholic church to close a primary school in Brighton.
The Guardian’s happiest places to live in Britain have been revealed, and this bustling Sussex city has been recognised.
I happened to be listening to a radio programme the other day and the subject of nicknames arose. The discussion was whether these were necessary or even in some cases, kind. It got me thinking back to my policing days where, certainly early on, if a colleague didn't have a nickname it was almost taken that they hadn't quite fitted in as just about everybody bore a soubriquet of some description. The rules were that nicknames should be clever, sometimes funny but never unkind, although to gently dig at a trait or habit was fair game.