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A social media post by a council chief executive including a short clip of a car crashing has been branded ‘crass and insensitive’.

A Rudgwick councillor wants to live in a shipping-like container in the countryside for three years after his house is demolished.

New national planning rules give too much control to developers and will make it more difficult to protect Sussex’s countryside, campaigners have warned.

West Sussex residents who drive a commercial-type vehicle can now apply for free permits to use rubbish tips from today (Wednesday August 1).

The head of the Government’s review into national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty (AONBs) visited the South Downs last week as part of a fact-finding tour.

The chair of the South Downs National Park should resign over the authority’s legal challenge to a new A27 Arundel bypass, according to one councillor.

A joint action plan to improve air quality in West Sussex has been put together by local authorities across the county.

New communal recycling bins and information packs will be rolled out to nearly 8,000 flats and shared houses across West Sussex this year.

A new partnership to support and protect victims of domestic abuse could put West Sussex at the ‘vanguard of meaningful change’.

Several Sussex MPs have vowed to vote against starting Parliament’s summer recess early.

A new interim timetable for Thameslink services has now come into force.

Exam results in West Sussex’s primary schools have improved for the second year in a row and have narrowed the gap on the national average.

Councillors are set to call on the South Downs National Park to drop plans to challenge the Arundel A27 route decision.

Details of a new interim timetable for Thameslink trains which the operator says will provide a more reliable service have been published today (Friday July 6).

More money for schools needs to be made available by the Government as in West Sussex headteachers are being forced to make staffing reductions, according to council leaders.

Thameslink season ticket holders should receive extra compensation for disruption suffered since new timetables were introduced in May.

Homes England has taken control of the delivery of more than 3,000 homes north of Burgess Hill.

First class carriages on Thameslink rail services have been declassified during peak journey times to create more space for passengers.

Veterans are being encouraged to talk about their mental health and seek specialist NHS help if it is required in the run up to Armed Forces Day on Saturday (June 30>