In Full

The date November 11, 2018 marks the centenary of the end of the First World War, an event which will no doubt be commemorated in a variety of ways, not only in this country, but also across Europe.

A British tourist has claimed that her holiday to the Spanish resort of Benidorm was ruined because there was ‘too many Spanish people’.

Strong support for the armed forces in Worthing and beyond has been recognised by the government.

A Chichester-based organic compost firm is launching a competition to celebrate National Allotment Week (August 13-19).

A large country house which previously played host to actors Sir John Gielgud and Lord Olivier is up for sale.

Four members of the Tidy family were brought together last month at the home of Pat Nightingale, secretary of Beeding and Bramber Local History Society.

A water engineer has come up with a bespoke system that will save Arundel Lido more than £3,000 a year.

There are activities taking place for the whole family across Sussex during the summer holidays, here is a handy list of what’s on. From archery to counting butterflies, there is something for everyone.

There was much to celebrate at this year’s silver jubilee Goodwood Festival of Speed.

For followers of fashion it is nearly that time of year when the hats are donned for Glorious Goodwood’s ladies day.

Roborace’s Robocar became the first ever driverless race car to complete the Hillclimb at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

The Goodwood Festival of Speed will once again play host to some of the best riders from the worlds of freestyle motocross, BMX, mountain biking and trials, when the GAS (Goodwood Action Sports) displays kick into gear.

Goodwood has launched a dedicated motorsport app in time for the 25th anniversary of the Festival of Speed.

Rebecca Underworld escapes life in the fast lane for the delights of Dubai.

Charlotte Harding meets up with a photographer who is picking up the paint brush once more.

Selfie lovers will get the chance to perfect their pouting at a pop-up experience with a range different, dazzling backdrops to help liven up their Instagram feed.

Airlines are being warned that they must know what allergens are in food supplied on flights following concerns raised by passengers.

While Horsham residents have been enjoying a hot summer so far, at least the temperatures haven’t sparked a major row, with the police brought in to cool the situation - that’s what happened during the famous heatwave of 1976!