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• Brighton: A23 Improvement Work To Begin In June

  Work will get underway in the next few weeks on a scheme to improve the A23 (London Road / Preston Road) between Argyle Road and Preston Drove.

• New Ancient Trade Exhibition To Open At The Beachy Head Story

  Visitors to The Beachy Head Story can discover tales of ancient trade and explore some of the bygone routes which once connected the communities and landscapes around Eastbourne.

• Sussex Beaches Win Big In Annual Awards

  Several Sussex beaches have won awards in the annual Blue Flag and Seaside Awards handed out by the Keep Britain Tidy campaign.

• Police Still Searching For Two Men Over Hastings Fatal Hit-And-Run

  Detectives have renewed their appeal for information into a fatal hit-and-run in Hastings, as two suspects remain outstanding.

• Pulborough Rapist Has Jail Sentence Extended After Appeal

  A Pulborough man jailed for raping and sexually assaulting multiple young men has had his prison sentence extended following an appeal.

• Planners Approve Battery Storage Facility In Hooe

  Plans to create an energy storage facility near Hooe have gained the go ahead from Wealden planners.

• Children’s Charity Launches Campaign To Provide Wellbeing Service at Brighton Hospital.

  Rockinghorse Children’s Charity is fundraising to create a new Wellbeing Service to support thousands of children and families who currently access support through the Royal Alex.

• Sussex Air Ambulance Charity Raises £1m To Buy Its Helicopter

  Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) has announced that its appeal to buy its air ambulance helicopter reached the £1 million goal in six weeks. 

• New Southern Timetable To Add 5,000 South Coast Seats From Next Month

  West Sussex rail customers will benefit from an extensively redesigned and improved timetable along the south coast from Monday, June 3.

• New Mayor A Leader For ‘Unity And Progress In Brighton & Hove’

  Brighton & Hove councillors are expected to appoint British Bangladeshi Mohammed Asaduzzaman as the city’s new Mayor.