New competency framework to shape the future of UK wine careers

Plumpton College has launched the UK’s National Competency Framework, setting industry-wide standards to train and upskill the UK wine workforce for future growth.

Theatre group seeks past members to help celebrate 70th anniversary

Littlehampton Players Operatic Society is inviting past members and the public to help document its history with photos, posters, and programmes

The life and legacy of UK's oldest working drag queen Maisie Trollette

Trailblazer David Raven aka Maisie Trollette enjoyed a remarkable career spanning over 50 years, leaving behind a legacy that will be celebrated

£2.4m of developer cash could be spent on seafront projects

Brighton and Hove City Council is being asked to back spending £2.4 million of developers’ cash on seafront projects.

Concerns over sewer network stops housing scheme from moving forward

A Horam housing development has been prevented from moving ahead due to concerns about Southern Water’s sewer network.

Pub reopens following major revamp

The Red Lion in Lindfield has reopened after a three-week refurbishment.

The three stunning villages in Sussex named among the best in the country

From “salty Scottish ports to bucolic English beauties”, experts from The Telegraph have pulled together a list of Britain’s 30 greatest villages.

5 notorious dogging hotspots located around the Brighton area

There are a number of spots around Brighton that have been used as dogging spots, including the seafront and the Devil's Dyke area

'Anti-pooing' fence installed at building treated like an 'open air drug den'

Royal Mail have installed new fencing at a delivery office which had become an ‘open air drug den’ covered in human faeces and needles

Pier boss says the city needs a 'tourism tsar'