Row over Winnie the Pooh's home
The home of children's favourite Winnie the Pooh is under threat - from conservationists.
Clampers turn on their own employer
A motorist has been slapped with a £120 fine for parking outside his own garage by a clamping firm he hired.
ID fraudsters targeting Sussex
Fraudsters are stealing the identity of hundreds of people across Sussex.
Chief constable announces his retirement
The chief constable of Sussex Police has announced his retirement after five years with the constabulary.
Handbags at dawn for the great carrier rush
It was handbags at dawn as more than 100 fashion fans queued from 4am today to buy the last Sainsbury's limited edition reusable carrier bags in the country.
Decision on seafront bandstand delayed
A decision to restore a historic seafront bandstand left decaying for more than 30 years has been delayed again.
Workers set to lose fag breaks
Council workers are set to lose their cigarette breaks as part of a crackdown on smoking.
Officials get in the groove for elections
They are hardly Top of the Pops but a group of groovy council chiefs want to be top of the voting league at this year's local elections.
Busker Adam wows the crowd
He doesn't have dreadlocks, couldn't grow a goatee beard if he tried and balks at the mere mention of mungo beans yet schoolboy Adam Davis proved he was every inch the busker during an impromptu performance in Brighton.
School hit with legionella bug
A school has been hit with a bacteria which causes legionnaires disease for the second time in under a year.
