Protect Sussex Waters
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AI-powered signs installed on seafront to share and collect pollution information
Sewage pours into sea from flats just 100 metres from water
Sewage pollutes 'beautiful stream and woodland' after Southern Water pipe bursts
Mum had part of her heart replaced after swimming in polluted sea
Sussex woman's story to feature in docu-drama calling for water industry to change
Calls for action over plastic beads which polluted beach before another 'disaster'
Bathing water quality at Sussex sites revealed and two remain polluted
Southern Water team were 'gutted' by major beach pollution, director says
Government minister praises water pollution campaign amid 'major' spill
Take a look inside our city's labyrinthine Victorian sewer system
How swimmers are testing seawater in Sussex
How Southern Water's sewer detectives crack down on illegal plumbing
'We do not want our kids swimming in sewage' - MP backs water pollution campaign
Seafront bar saved from 'disastrous internal flood' caused by sewer blockage
Council tackles water pollution caused by waste being put down drains
Watch as black water pours into sea from pipe where people are swimming
Kayaker says sewage in the sea made him and his dog sick
Inside the hidden wastewater treatment works where Star Wars wanted to film
Southern Water slammed for 'serious pollution incidents' and 'systemic failures'
Water at beach deemed 'high risk' in test despite officials saying it is 'excellent'
Over 150,000 hours of sewage spills last year - but how does that impact our water?
Pollution has blighted our waters for too long: today, we say enough is enough