Sir Keir Starmer admitted it has been “very tough” to keep time free for his family since becoming Prime Minister. Speaking to the BBC’s Newscast podcast, Sir Keir said it had been difficult to adjust ...

The Budget will focus on boosting living standards, reviving the NHS and “rebuilding Britain”, Sir Keir Starmer said as he signalled investment in schools, housing and transport. Chancellor Rachel ...

Today marks 40 years since the IRA made an attempt to kill the Prime Minister in our city, tragically killing five people and injuring dozens more.

From slime making to magic shows, a Grade II* listed garden is offering an autumn of fun for its visitors. Borde Hill, near Haywards Heath, has announced its plans for the season and is inviting ...

A new Indian restaurant has replaced a popular eatery that closed after seven years. Bombay Velvet on York Road in Bognor opened its doors on October 9 and will serve South Indian cuisine to diners.

Today marks 40 years since an IRA bomb killed five people at The Grand hotel. In the early hours of October 12, 1984, guests at the Brighton seafront hotel, including Conservative politicians staying ...

It was been 40 years since the bomb which was planted during the Conservative Party Conference exploded at 2.54am on October 12, 1984, in Brighton.

After an explosion destroyed The Grand hotel on October 12, 1984 wandering Tory MPs were left dazed on the seafront. Brighton came together in ...

The Bell Tower in Arundel Road in Kemp Town, Brighton, was previously called Daddy Longlegs and was a popular pub with nearby residents. It has been closed for some weeks while new owners Golden Lion ...

The opening of the new Brighton store is part of its expansion programme, including the opening of a new city centre store in Oxford Street, London.

A coffee chain in Lewes has been ordered to reinstate its original doors after residents claimed its modern replacements were “out of ...

Councillors heard from parents and experts as they considered ideas to deal with a forecast of falling pupil numbers at secondary schools.