Help for Heroes has announced it is on a mission to support veterans and their families struggling with feelings of isolation and loneliness this Christmas. For many, Christmas is a time to celebrate but thousands of veterans find this time of
Devastated parents-to-be have been left hundreds of pounds out of pocket after a baby equipment shop closed overnight. Couples placed orders worth up to almost £1,400 for items including car chairs and prams at Precious Little Things but were shocked
A hospital will finally apologise to grieving parents after admitting failures which led to the death of their first born baby. Katie Fowler and Rob Miller have been fighting for answers since their daughter Abigail died on January 23 last year
A politician visited a school to tell the pupils about how he became an MP. Peter Kyle, MP for Hove, spoke to Year 8 students at Blatchington Mill in Nevill Avenue. He told them about his education, how he became an MP and what the job involves
Businesses and residents have been urged to back a toy appeal that will help children who would otherwise wake up to no presents on Christmas day. Tech company Quotacom, in Brighton, is leading the appeal and wants to raise £10,000 to ensure every
Families can now access a range of support services under one roof as two new family hubs open their doors. In Spences Lane, Lewes and Meridian Way, Peacehaven, the sites are the final two of 11 family hubs that East Sussex County Council has opened
People are being urged to write a message of support to people facing human rights abuses around the world. The Write for Rights event, run by Amnesty International Brighton and Hove, will see people write messages to be sent out to 11 different
A grandfather and former Olympic sailor has topped the leader board at his club at 88 years old. Alan Warren, who won a silver medal at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, still sails regularly at Shoreham Sailing Club. The 88-year-old, from Worthing
A father whose son died from an undiagnosed heart condition has raised more than £100,000 for charity. Don Hoare's fundraising efforts began in 2011 after his 18-year-old son, Daniel, died while running to catch a train at West Worthing station
Albion were on the wrong end of a harsh penalty decision at Stamford Bridge according to Match Of The Day pundits. Leon Osman felt James Milner was unfortunate to be pulled up for his challenge on Mykhailo Mudryk, from which Enzo Fernandez scored
