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Private Firms Licensed To Abstract 43tn Litres Of Water Campaigners Warn
Private companies have licences to take trillions of litres of water out of rivers, lakes and aquifers a year, campaigners have warned as pressure on resources grows..
Elderly More Likely To Face Long Waits In AE Than Younger Patients
Elderly people are more likely to face long waits in A&E than younger patients, with more than a fifth waiting over 12 hours, according to data..
MoD Data Breach Was Foreseeable Failure That Left Afghans In Danger MPs
The Afghan data breach was a “foreseeable” failure in a system that left people who had worked with UK troops in danger for years, a parliamentary inquiry has found..
Limiting Sugar Before Age Of Two Linked To Lower Risk Of Dementia
Limiting sugar before the age of two is linked to a lower risk of dementia later in life, research suggests..
No Further Action To Be Taken Against Polanski Over Social Media Image Police
No further action will be taken against Green Party leader Zack Polanski after he shared an image on social media depicting a man wearing a black T-shirt with a picture of a guillotine and the words “We’re only making plans for Nigel”, the Metropolitan Police said..
Boy Seven Dies After Incident At Essex Beach
A seven-year-old boy has died following an incident at a beach which left his teenage cousin and her mother dead, the police have said..
Zack Polanski Says He Made Inadvertent Mistake Over Social Media Image
Green Party leader Zack Polanski said he made an “inadvertent mistake” over a social media image but will not apologise to Nigel Farage..
Fourth Heatwave Of Year To Peak With Temperatures Of Up To 35C
The fourth heatwave of the year is set to peak on Wednesday with temperatures of up to 35C, as experts warn wildfires could be “exceptionally severe”..
Burnham To Hold Cross Party Talks On Fixing Crisis In Adult Social Care
Andy Burnham will hold a cross-party meeting to discuss tackling the crisis in adult social care, as he pledged to “put everything I’ve got” into fixing the system..
This Crosses A Line UEFA Furious At FIFAs World Cup Private Investment Plan
UEFA insists the World Cup is not an “asset to trade” after FIFA confirmed plans to set up a private company to run its competitions which would have links to the extended family of United States President Donald Trump..
This Crosses A Line UEFA Furious At FIFAs World Cup Private Investment Plan
UEFA insists the World Cup is not an “asset to trade” after FIFA confirmed plans to set up a private company to run its competitions which would have links to the extended family of United States President Donald Trump..
Burnham To Hold Cross Party Talks On Fixing Crisis In Adult Social Care
Andy Burnham will hold a cross-party meeting to discuss tackling the crisis in adult social care, as he pledged to “put everything I’ve got” into fixing the system..
Fan Of TV Serial Killer Dexter Guilty Of Murdering Two Men
A fan of TV serial killer Dexter has been found guilty of murdering two homeless men whose bodies were dismembered and hidden in woodland before he killed his cellmate while awaiting trial..
Burnham And Badenoch Clash Over Prison Early Release Scheme
Andy Burnham insisted prisoners would not be released early in September under plans to ease overcrowding in jails as the Tories demanded emergency legislation and the possible recall of Parliament to address the issue..
Cold Case Squad Haunted By Unsolved Disappearance Of Suzy Lamplugh
Cold case detectives remain “haunted” by the unsolved disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh 40 years on, as the clock ticks down to the case being mothballed in 12 months’ time..
New Technical Education Pathways For 14 Year Olds In Andy Burnham Reforms
New technical education routes will be available to 14-year-olds as Andy Burnham drives reforms to tackle youth unemployment..
Burnham Calls For Cross Party Talks On Social Care Reform
Andy Burnham will seek cross-party talks on social care reform as he faces calls to legislate for a national care service before the next election..
Heat Health Alerts Raised As Fourth Heatwave Of The Summer Looms
Heat health alerts have been upgraded to amber in some areas of England as the fourth heatwave of the year looms and parts of the country struggle with persistent dry weather..
Wildlife Presenter And Goodies Star Bill Oddie Dies Aged 85
Wildlife presenter and Goodies star Bill Oddie has died at the age of 85, his agent has said..
Luke Littler Warns He Can Still Get Better After Retaining World Matchplay Title
Luke Littler warned he can still get better after crushing Gerwyn Price 18-9 to retain his Betfred World Matchplay title in Blackpool..
Local News
Performer reflects on starring in beloved family musical
A professional performer has spoken about her role in classic family musical.
Three-year partnership launched to boost youth employment
A new partnership is taking aim at youth unemployment in Brighton.
Seafront train joins rainbow trail supporting Sussex families
The Dotto Train has joined new Rainbow Passport trail for families.
New VAT cut on electricity bills to help households this winter
Brighton families set to benefit from newly announced cost-of-living support targeting household energy bills.
Skydive challenge raises more than £10,000 for children's charity
A skydive challenge has raised more than £10,000 for charity.
Superhero spotted in Brighton ahead of new film release
Spider-Man was pictured entertaining members of the public in Bond Street on July 29, the same day that Spider-Man: Brand New Day was released in cinemas.
Former television comedian announces first solo show in a decade
Iain Lee is set to return for his first solo show in a decade this August.
Government funding backs new campaign for Sussex food and drink
A city council secured £155,000 in government funding to promote local food and drink.
New sushi push pops bring fun twist to family dining
A restaurant chain is adding a playful twist to Japanese cuisine with its latest menu launch.
Young wildlife fan creates hit game inspired by Snake Island
A Sussex boy's fascination with wildlife has turned into a published video game, recognised by BBC.
New supported living scheme to open for adults with disabilities
A new supported living scheme is set to open soon in Hove.
Heritage housebuilder backs restoration of historic garden wall
A historic stone wall is set to be restored thanks to a generous donation from heritage housebuilder.
New South East Water chief executive sets out turnaround plan
A new CEO has taken charge at South East Water and set out fresh action plan for improvement.
Councillor warns asset sales are no answer to council debt
Using money from asset sales to pay off debt is not long-term solution, a councillor has warned.
World-class circus performers heading to Sussex this summer
Circus Berlin is set to showcase world-class performances from across the globe in Sussex.
New summer menu brings Mediterranean flavours to The Ivy
A Mediterranean-inspired menu is transporting diners overseas without leaving their seats.
Supermarket joins fight against holiday hunger this summer
Morrisons Brighton is joining national effort to prevent holiday hunger.
Captain Scarlet exhibition to celebrate 60 years of cult classic
A childhood favourite is set to be celebrated in a new exhibition.
Five community groups awarded funding to support local projects
A new round of community funding has been awarded to five organisations working to improve life in Mid Sussex.
Rural heritage charity looking for new volunteer trustee
A charity dedicated to preserving rural heritage in Telscombe is seeking volunteer support.









































