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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.

Organisations which help reduce or prevent crime in Sussex are being invited to apply for a grant of up to £5,000.

A family from Robertsbridge has joined others across the country in a High Court legal challenge against the government’s special education needs funding policy which is leaving “thousands of children across the country in limbo”.

While you are busy unwrapping your presents or tucking into turkey this Christmas Day, a band of dedicated volunteers will be giving up their free time to provide a listening ear to those who may not be filled with tidings of comfort and joy this yuletide.

Businesses from 1066 Country celebrated success at last week’s Beautiful South Awards – the highlight of the 2018 tourism calendar.

A father who was left with severe hearing loss following a vicious assault, has had his hearing restored, thanks to a life-changing donation.

Battle Station is one step closer to much-needed improvements to make it more accessible to rail passengers.

An intrepid volunteer is preparing to cycle 1,600 miles to raise funds for a leading mental health charity.

The Pestalozzi International Village site has been sold.

A long-serving councillor has defected from his party after he claims it failed to select him as a candidate for next year’s local elections.

The mother of a man who went missing in a remote part of Portugal nearly four months ago has issued a desperate appeal for help.

Three men have been charged with committing grievous bodily harm (GBH) after a man was stabbed in Hastings town centre in the early hours of Sunday morning (November 11).

Hundreds turned out for Rye’s Remembrance Day service at St Mary’s Church this morning (Sunday).

There is good news for local community groups and organisations looking for funding as the Gatwick Airport Community Trust (GACT), now in its 18th year, has launched its funding programme for 2019.