Brighton and Hove news

• 'Serene' Sussex spa offering 'serious luxury' is among the best in the UK

  25-08-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  South Lodge Spa, in Horsham is said to offer "serious luxury" and has been picked out by experts as one of the best in the UK.
  
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• Woman 'shocked' after she's penalised for sending message in a bottle out to sea

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  A woman who cast a message in a bottle out to sea was shocked to receive a curt reply from a litter picker
  
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• 'We could do better': city's Christmas lights divide opinion ahead of switch-on

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Argus readers have shared their thoughts about the city’s Christmas lights ahead of them being turned on
  
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• Warning as unauthorised traveller site in park could set 'dangerous precedent'

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  A former councillor is criticising the council for failing to take firmer action after land in the South Downs National Park was converted into a traveller site without permission
  
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• Vineyard unveils 10-dish festive menu with sparkling wine pairings

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  This festive season, family-owned Rathfinny Wine Estate in the South Downs invites food and wine lovers to embrace the magic of winter with festive menus.
  
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• Two Turtle Doves show blends comedy and music for a festive treat

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Two international cabaret performers are set to delight audiences in Chichester and Brighton with their festive show.
  
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• Sussex artisan gelato maker flies the flag for UK in European final

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Jon Adams, from Gelato Gusto in Chichester, took part in the Gelato Festival World Masters European Final at Carpigiani's headquarters in Bologna, Italy.
  
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• Pub forced to close just weeks after reopening under new management

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  The Wheel Inn, a pub in Burwash in East Sussex near Healthfield, has been forced to close just weeks after reopening under new management.
  
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• Plans to split one of town's oldest houses into separate properties

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Plans have been submitted to split West House, a Grade-II listed house in Seaford, East Sussex, into separate dwellings
  
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• Pizzeria crowned best independent pizza delivery store in the UK

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Pizzaface won the prize for best independent pizza delivery store in the UK
  
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• New veterans strategy aims to deliver support hubs and housing aid

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  A new veterans strategy could bring dedicated support centres in Sussex.
  
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• MP raises alarm over DWP bill and distress caused by benefit errors

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  John Milne MP has warned that the Public Authorities (Fraud, Error, and Recovery) Bill could have "tragic consequences" for vulnerable claimants.
  
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• Memorial bench unveiled to honour much-loved Rotarian’s legacy

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  On Saturday, November 8 members of the Rotary Club of Burgess Hill & District met to unveil a bench in the memory of the late Mike Greenfield.
  
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• Major new investment to boost production at Sussex company

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Pureprint Group has unveiled a major new wave of investment to expand its digital print and on-demand production capacity.
  
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• Looking back at Christmases gone by in Brighton

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  As Brighton prepares to be transformed with twinkling Christmas lights we look back at some of the ways the city has been adorned for the celebration over the years
  
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• Leading academic urges deep reform in education for AI era

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Prof Michael Jopling, University of Brighton, has said the government’s Curriculum and Assessment Review fails to address the scale of transformation needed.
  
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• 'It was huge': UK's largest bird of prey spotted in Sussex

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  A white-tailed eagle, or sea eagle, the UK's largest bird of prey, has been sighted in Ashdown Forest in East Sussex
  
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• Have your say on proposed e-scooter hire scheme plans

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  People across Brighton & Hove are being given the opportunity to have their say on plans for an e-scooter hire scheme trial in the city.
  
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• Grammy nominees and dance music star to headline festival on Hove Lawns

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Groove Armada and Jocelyn Brown head to Brighton for the return of Glorious Day Festival
  
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• Full list of all the 29 new Jet2 locations you can fly to from Gatwick Airport

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Jet2 will launch operations at Gatwick Airport with six aircraft in March 2026, flying to 29 locations.
  
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• First rare animal born at zoo in 100 years gets a fancy job role

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Drusillas Park’s baby binturong, Boots, made headlines earlier this autumn as the first of her kind ever born at the Sussex zoo in its 100-year history.
  
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• Devoted daughter shares cancer story after dad dies on her birthday

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Burgess Hill resident Amy Fahey has joined charity Pancreatic Cancer UK to raise awareness of the disease after her dad, Michael, died earlier this year
  
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• Consumers now facing a barrage of feedback requests

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Companies have learned that asking for feedback is a cheap, scalable way to show they care, to gather data, and to justify investments in “customer experience.”
  
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• Charity appeals for help to bring festive hope to Horsham families

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  For many families in Horsham, Christmas isn’t always a time of joy and plenty – it’s a time of worry about putting food on the table.
  
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• Carol singing and live performances to bring festive joy this season

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Seven local choirs will be serenading shoppers in the run-up to Christmas at The Beacon shopping centre in Eastbourne.
  
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• Campaigners’ speak out against planned library closures

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Three community campaigners put their case to save two of Brighton’s libraries before councillors voted to recommend a pause in the process.
  
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• Brighton dance company founder shortlisted for national coaching award

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Natasha Britton BCA, founder and Artistic Director of Brighton based Parable Dance CIC, has been shortlisted for Coach Education & Development Practitioner of the Year.
  
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• Brighton businesses to vote on future of city centre partnership

  13-11-2025 06:00 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Brilliant Brighton, an organisation providing support to local businesses, has given notice for its upcoming ballot vote
  
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• Warning issued as biggest 'cannibal storm' in 20 years may disrupt GPS tonight

  12-11-2025 17:04 via theargus.co.uk
  
  The powerful cannibal solar storm could disrupt communications and GPS on Earth tonight but also increase your chances of seeing the Northern Lights.
  
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• Grand Designs revisits 'peaceful' barn on a tight budget 6 years on

  12-11-2025 16:22 via theargus.co.uk
  
  Kevin McCloud revisits Greg and Georgie from Sevenoaks, who are building a peaceful barn in brand new Grand Designs on Channel 4.
  
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