Uckfield could be swamped by people taking advantage of a council error which has paved the way for massive new development. The East Sussex town could see its population increased by a quarter over the next few years - with no plans for significant
A man in an orange boiler suit and black hood cut a lonely figure on the seafront on Christmas Day. He sat near the West Pier, Brighton, from 11am until the evening, in a bid to remind people of the plight of Omar Deghayes, from Saltdean. Mr Deghayes
Like thousands of families across the world, a mother and daughter excitedly wrote their Christmas letter to Santa. But unlike most, Nicola Thomas-Langlands and her eight-year-old, Megan, are aware they already had the greatest gift of all. According
Pedestrianisation has been good for traders in a shopping area, a survey has revealed. Research conducted by the Brighton and Hove Business Forum found that 67 per cent of businesses on George Street, Hove, thought pedestrianisation had not affected
Rail passengers have clashed with Sir Richard Branson over plans for a shake-up of services to tackle chronic overcrowding. Ministers ended a consultation yesterday on proposals to create more space on the Brighton to London line by axing the
