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Greggs To Axe Around 740 Jobs And Shut Four Factories
Greggs has said it plans to shut four factories with the loss of about 740 jobs as part of an overhaul of its food manufacturing operations..
Pension Triple Lock How Does It Work And What Does Andy Burnham Plan To Change
A shake-up of the way increases to the state pension are calculated from 2030 has been unveiled by Prime Minister Andy Burnham as part of plans to help pay for “landmark” social care reforms..
Burnham Not Ruling Out Going All The Way And Rejoining European Union
Andy Burnham has acknowledged he could go “all the way” and propose rejoining the European Union as he considers the UK’s future relationship with Brussels..
UK Economy Grows Faster Than First Thought Amid Service Sector Boost
Britain’s economic growth was stronger than first thought in the second quarter as a hot weather and World Cup boost offset Iran war impacts, according to official figures..
Joanne McNally Celebrity Traitors Comedians Willing To Kill Each Other Off
Joanne McNally has declared comedians will be “more than willing to throw each other under the bus” on Celebrity Traitors..
RAF Fairford Suspect Called Police An Hour Before Farmer Raised Alarm
One of the men arrested over a suspected terror plot near an RAF base used by the US called the police in the early hours of Sunday, it is understood..
Major Emergency Service Operation After Car Goes Into River Wear
Three teenagers have died and a teenage boy has been arrested after a car entered the water in the River Wear in Sunderland, police have said..
William And Kate Visit Leeds Rhinos As Fundraising Efforts Continue
The Prince and Princess of Wales praised the generation of Leeds Rhinos players that looked up to Rob Burrow as one fundraised in his memory..
Man City Guilty Of All Charges Related To Financial Breaches Premier League
Manchester City have been found guilty of all charges related to breaches of Premier League financial rules between 2009-10 and 2017-18 by an independent commission, the league has said..
UEFA Chief Rounds On Gianni Infantino And Urges European Clubs To Say Enough
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin tore into his FIFA counterpart Gianni Infantino in a speech to European clubs on Tuesday..
Burnham Says UK Not Where It Should Be As He Vows To Set Country On New Course
Andy Burnham has promised to put the country on a new path as he delivered his first Labour conference speech as the party leader and Prime Minister..
Danny Tommo In Custody Ahead Of Trial Next Year Accused Of Slashing Channel Boat
Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas – known to his supporters as Danny Tommo – has been remanded into custody for more than five months as he faces trial next year accused of criminal damage of a boat in the English Channel..
Body Of Newborn Baby Discovered On Welsh Shoreline
The body of a newborn baby has been discovered on a shoreline in Wales, police said..
Body Of Newborn Baby Discovered On Welsh Shoreline
The body of a newborn baby has been discovered on a shoreline in Wales, police said..
Danny Tommo In Custody Ahead Of Trial Next Year Accused Of Slashing Channel Boat
Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas – known to his supporters as Danny Tommo – has been remanded into custody for more than five months as he faces trial next year accused of criminal damage of a boat in the English Channel..
Burnham Says UK Not Where It Should Be As He Vows To Set Country On New Course
Andy Burnham has promised to put the country on a new path as he delivered his first Labour conference speech as the party leader and Prime Minister..
FIFA Accuses UEFA Of Misinformation Campaign Over Gianni Infantinos Proposal
FIFA has launched an extraordinary attack on UEFA, accusing it of running a “misinformation campaign” to scupper Gianni Infantino’s World Cup private investor proposal..
Manchester City Must Face Strictest Punishment If Found Guilty LaLiga Chief
LaLiga president Javier Tebas has called for Manchester City to face the strongest possible sanction available to the Premier League if they have breached financial rules..
Scrapping Pension Triple Lock Would Be Morally Wrong Says Union Chief
A leader of a major trade union has said scrapping the pension triple lock to fund social care would be “morally wrong”..
UK Mortgage Approvals Fall To Lowest Since End Of 2023
The number of mortgage approvals made to home buyers has slipped to its lowest level since the end of 2023, figures show, as elevated borrowing and living costs weighed on housing demand..
Local News
Images show major emergency response at scene of house fire
West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service was called to the blaze on Shripney Road in Bognor Regis at 6:31 am this morning (October 7).
Live updates as house fire breaks out
Firemen are using a crane lift to rescue people from the house.
Music festival reveals first wave of artists for 2027 line-up
One Love music festival has announced its initial line-up for 2027.
Black History Month exhibition to explore SS Mendi and rare Sussex memorial
The Diocese of Chichester is marking Black History Month with a new exhibition.
Town council switches to ethical bank in bid to make money work harder
Lewes town council has switched its banking to a new provider.
Trailblazing cricket coach urges more women and girls to pick up a bat
A cricket coach is calling for more women and girls to get involved in the sport.
New film documenting city’s rebellious punk history set for release
A film documenting Brighton's punk history is set for release.
Window cleaning business reaches final of regional trade awards
A Sussex window cleaning business has been recognised in regional awards ceremony.
Rising artists celebrated as exhibition showcases next generation of talent
Young artists from across East Sussex have been celebrated for creative talent.
MPs visit college to learn how employers are helping shape education
Two Liberal Democrat MPs toured Crawley College's Sussex and Surrey Institute of Technology (SSIoT) to learn more about its approach to technical education.
Student celebrates English judo title after overcoming challenging year
A judo athlete has been crowned English champion after triumphant return to competition.
Plans to convert pub into artist studios and two bedroom flat
Permission is being sought to change The Duke in Hastings from a public house into a live-work space featuring an art studio and an upholstery craft studio.
Council to trial using AI to spot potholes
West Sussex County Council is trialling new AI-powered cameras to improve the way road defects are identified and recorded across the county
Residents bring collapsible chairs as bus shelter delays branded 'shambolic'
Liberal Democrat councillors hit out at Lewes council's "shambolic" management of bus shelters as passengers resort to bringing their own collapsible chairs.
Man sentenced for threating someone with a hammer in back garden
A Brighton man has been imprisoned after threatening a man with a hammer.
Uncle's tribute to murdered girls as details of 40th anniversary service revealed
Nigel Heffron spoke from the memorial bench to Nicola Fellows and Karen Hadaway in Wild Park, Brighton, where a service will be held to mark four decades since the nine-year-old friends were killed
Woman left with £110 to live on each month while waiting for Government decision
People with serious health conditions are waiting months for Work Capability Assessments while struggling to survive on basic Universal Credit
Council launches legal action over plans to change district boundaries
A council launched legal action to protect its interests in response to proposed changes to local government boundaries.
Final chance to have your say on plans for around 3,000 new homes
Residents have one final opportunity to comment on a major planning document that will shape development until 2041.
Dragons’ Den-backed gifting app grows into £1.2m business
A gifting app that won backing on Dragons’ Den has become £1.2 million business.








































