A letter to Southern Rail, apparently written by a Hove schoolboy, has gone viral, after being shared by his father on Twitter.
In the email, Frankie Cottrell appears to complain that his parents are often late back from work, and pleads with the rail company to "negotiate" and help him...
Rockinghorse Children’s Charity has received a letter from Theresa May, wishing it success in its Golden Jubilee year.
The charity, which raises money to improve medical care for children and babies, is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2017, having been founded in 1967.
In the letter, The Prime Minister praises the...
He gets to hang out with Hammond and May
The University of Sussex Students' Union have released a statement correcting the Daily Mail's inaccurate reporting of their new 'gender inclusive language policy'.
The Mail incorrectly wrote that the students' union had "banned" the use of the words 'he' and 'she' from students union meetings and events.
In fact, the students' union are...
A 200-year-old pub is to remain open, after being taken over by local brewery Brighton Bier.
The Brighton Bierhaus will be the company's first pub in the city and is expected to open in early 2017.
The new pub will replace The Jury’s Out on Edward Street which was put on the...
There are plans to extend Brighton's famous shopping area with a new Lane following a £14 million investment.
European property investment giant Redevco has spent £14 million on a number of properties in East Street.
This follows their purchase of the Hanningtons Estate in 2015 and takes the total amount the company has invested...
A new drama school will be opening in the centre of Brighton and accepting its first students from September 2017.
The Brighton Institute for Contemporary Theatre Training will be the first of its kind in the city, offering a BA (Hons) degree in Acting and Performance.
Students will be trained in...
Brighton's Real Junk Food Project is offering you the chance to 'pay what you feel' for a haul of food which would otherwise have been thrown away.
The project intercepts 'waste' food from supermarkets, shops and wholesalers, normally cooking it up and serving it at its 'pay what you feel' cafes...
If you're looking for a way to burn off the extra calories you consumed yesterday then head up to one of the most beautiful locations in Sussex for a Boxing Day walk.
John Constable once described the South Downs as “the grandest view in the world” and from Devils Dyke...
Brighton has once again celebrated the Winter Solstice in its own unique way.
The centre of Brighton was packed for the annual Burning the Clocks, celebrating the shortest day of the year.
Over 2,000 people took part in the processions and hundreds more watched as lanterns were paraded from New Road to Madeira...
