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A Hurstpierpoint man has been disqualified from driving for 12 months, police have said.

A third former Christ’s Hospital School teacher has been convicted for a series of historic sexual offences, Sussex Police said.

A Haywards Heath man has been jailed for causing death by careless driving, police have said.

Three men have been jailed for blowing up a cash point in Hurstpierpoint – along with a spate of cash points across Sussex.

A Sussex museum is giving members of the public the chance to travel back in time at an immersive history festival.

Little Georgia Imray is very intelligent, very clever and has ‘a wicked sense of humour’ - despite suffering from cerebral palsy.

The pilot involved in the Shoreham airshow tragedy has entered a not guilty plea to 11 counts of manslaughter by gross negligence.

A little girl who waged an amazing fight for life before finally losing her brave battle has inspired a lasting legacy.

At a lively meeting in Burgess Hill, councillors said plans for a community and arts venue in the town had not been buried.

A council chief executive challenged about spending decisions by a staff member has thanked her for reminding him ‘how far we still have to go in tackling the ugly underbelly of our organisational culture’.

A mini electric Rolls-Royce donated to a children’s ward at a West Sussex hospital has gone in for its first year service.

A woman abused by her schoolteacher when she was just eight years old has been denied Government compensation.

I’m a Celebrity star Lady Colin Campbell walked free from court after prosecutors dropped a speeding charge against her.

The latest edition of the Mid Sussex Times is out today and below we’ve listed five top reasons to buy a copy.

Many of the children of 1990 knew Gwyneth Powell as headteacher Mrs McCluskey, from the TV series Grange Hill.

The chairman of Sussex’s ambulance service is to step down just a year into the job due to health reasons.

Police were called to the Keymer level crossing in Burgess Hill earlier today after concerns for a woman’s welfare.

After months of vandalism and petty crime, a stabbing in a Sussex town centre which left three teens injured and another in court has brought the issue of youth crime into sharp relief. Dealing with it is more than just a police issue, as reporter James Butler found out.