1 hr ago | The Argus
A post office will close next month so it can get a makeover.
Burgess Hill Post Office in Church Walk will close on Saturday June 15 so that work can begin to turn it into a new-style open-plan branch with longer opening hours.
6 hrs ago | The Argus
200-year-old skeleton found by boy on West Wittering beach laid to rest
A 200-year-old skeleton discovered by a seven-year-old on a beach has found a new resting place.
10 hrs ago | OhNoTheyDidnt
Iggy Azalea performs at The Great Escape + Vevo Q&a
Iggy Azalea performs on stage for VEVO at The Warren pop up venue on Day 2 of The Great Escape Festival on May 17, 2013 in Brighton, England.
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Huntsville students' sleek race car unveiled in advance of races in UK
This is something we'll be able to tell our grandkids about someday. I was a race car driver." - HCT student Dori Bradford Students from the Huntsville Center for Technology on Friday unveiled the electric car they designed, drafted and built to race in the 2013 Greenpower National Finals in October in the United Kingdom.
15 hrs ago | The Argus
Brighton cinema plans put on hold
Development plans for an empty Grade II listed cinema have stalled, as the owners cannot find a business to fill it.
Apprentice contestant bouncing back with burritos
A FORMER Godalming College student was 'fired' on BBC reality show The Apprentice last week, but now has his sights set on bringing his burrito business to Guildford.
Police tackle road crime in Chichester
They were tackling speeding and other road-related offences, including driving while on the phone and driving without a seatbelt.
Age UK Horsham District to host first charity golf day
Age UK Horsham District is inviting people to take part in its first charity Golf Day to help raise the funds for its charitable services.
Time for a new approach to Brighton and Hove homelessness
The number of rough sleepers in Sussex is estimated by the Government to have increased by 40% between 2010 and 2012, from 103 to 147.
Taxi driver sentenced for attempting to pervert course of justice
A taxi driver has received a suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to attempting to pervert the course of justice by falsely claiming not to have committed two speeding offences.
Court told driver accused of killing council worker in crash had bad eyesight
A pensioner accused of driving despite his poor eyesight is alleged to have killed a 34-year-old council worker in a car crash.
Thousands of new homes on horizon in Arun
Thousands of new homes and a A 50 million road could be built on green spaces in coming years to tackle the housing crisis.
Man stole jewellery from Jose Mourinho
Mourinho was away on business on March 27 this year when Filan, jailed for 31 months at Southwark Crown Court, raided the suite A man jailed for stealing A 200,000 of jewellery from football boss Jose Mourinho's hotel room was previously imprisoned for killing a Sussex dental nurse.
Bognor Regis man charged with murder
Walter Brazil, 41, of Collyer Avenue, is due to appear in custody at Worthing Magistrates' Court today.
Firefighters from West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service have been kept busy in the Midhurst area attending two incidents in two days.
Fatboy Slim snaps up Heather Mills's cafe in Hove Lagoon
But superstar DJ Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim is eyeing up a tasty new morsel, a vegan cafe belonging to former model Heather Mills .
Residents invited to name new Shoreham footbridge
The public in Shoreham are being invited by West Sussex County Council to enter a competition to name the new Shoreham Footbridge.
Brighton and Hove to take leading film industry role
The British Film Institute is to open a "talent centre" in the city as part of a A 5million plan to boost the industry across the country, The Argus has learnt.
EXCLUSIVE: New flight paths from Gatwick could affect thousands in Sussex
If a second runway is built at Gatwick Airport, new flight paths would affect thousands of people living in Sussex.
Worthing schoolboy creates WWI trench in mum's vegetable patch
A schoolboy dug up his mother's vegetable patch to build a 4ft-deep First World War replica trench in his back garden.