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The new owner of the Pestalozzi site in Sedlescombe says it will be welcoming school trips from spring 2020.

Roads across Hastings, Bexhill and rural Rother will be getting a new lease of life, thanks to a £4.7 million cash injection.

A support group for parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) says it is ‘shocked’ by the number of desperate families who have sought its help since it was set up last year.

Police have launched an investigation into what caused a house fire in Rye Harbour in the early hours of Friday morning (February 22).

Parents say they feel ‘betrayed’ after learning the Local Authority has told schools to keep children with special educational needs in mainstream education - even if the school feels it cannot meet the child’s needs.

The Pestalozzi International Village Trust has finally revealed the identity of the mystery buyer who snapped up the charity’s site in Sedlescombe.

The number of people forced to turn to the foodbank in Amber Rudd’s constituency has risen by 106 percent since the introduction of Universal Credit, according to those who run the service.

A shopkeeper has accused an internet provider of harming her business by repeatedly carrying out roadworks opposite her shop.

Members of the public will be asked for their views on the development of a new road which will open up land for much-needed housing in Battle.

Hastings and Rother Samaritans will be able to buy comfortable new chairs for the branch’s duty room, thanks to a generous donation from the Sussex Police Property Act Fund.

There are big changes afoot at Battle Recreation Ground, as an ambitious project to transform the green space gathers pace.

Hastings and Rother Samaritans are looking for new volunteers who feel they could offer those experiencing distress or despair a listening ear.

A cookware shop in Battle has closed after the firm went into administration.

An educational charity is lining up its next cohort of students for September as it looks to life after Sedlescombe.

Gatwick Airport Community Trust (GACT) is hoping to help community groups in West and East Sussex get 2019 off to a flying start.

Around 5,542,000 taxpayers have less than a month to complete their Self Assessment tax returns before the January 31 deadline.

The RNLI is recruiting new lifeguards to patrol the beaches between Bexhill and Camber this summer.

People in Sussex are being urged to put the kettle on to help Samaritans this January 21.

The South of England Agricultural Society’s has revealed its new president.