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• Fury as dog 'kicked' outside supermarket sparking police action

  A video circulating on social media appears to shows a woman and her dog being assaulted in Newhaven High Street at around 8pm on August 24

• Sussex city named one of best places for nightlife in the world

  Time Out has recognised Brighton as having one of the best nightlife scenes in the world, beating cities such as Madrid and Amsterdam

• Goring Gap businessman wants to turn seafront former bus shelter into beach café

  Chris Dixon, director of Goring Gap Ltd, has announced plans to tender for the West Beach Shelter on Worthing's Marine Parade

• Second man arrested over major fire that destroyed 140 cars

  A second man has been arrested after a fire destroyed 140 vehicles at a car park near Gatwick Airport.

• Gasps heard as Sussex audience at 9 To 5 musical told of Dolly Parton’s death

  Audience members in Worthing gasped as news of Dolly Parton’s death was announced on stage before a UK performance of 9 To 5: The Musical.

• Drink-driver reversed car into house

  A woman who reversed her car into a house in Hastings was more than four times the drink-drive limit.

• Man sexually assaulted woman after wake

  A Brighton man sexually assaulted a woman after a wake.

• Plans to upgrade 'dreaded ironing board seats' on busy commuter rail line

  Train operator Thameslink is set to upgrade its famously uncomfortable train seats, the Department of Transport (DfT) has said.

• Friend saves woman's life after 'horrible' incident at gastropub

  A woman has told how a friend saved her life in choking incident that could have turned fatal

• City pub in 'prominent corner location' on the market

  The West Hill Tavern in Brighton is on the market.

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• Train to Busan ten years on: zombie thriller that propelled the rise of Korean cinema

  Yeon Sang-ho’s Train to Busan is one of the most successful films of its generation helping to establish Korean cinema world-wide The post Train to Busan ten years on: zombie thriller that propelled the rise of Korean cinema first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• The Sussex we build depends on the stories we choose to remember 

  As Sussex Bylines celebrates its sixth anniversary, this is an opportunity to ask: what kind of Sussex do we want to become? The post The Sussex we build depends on the stories we choose to remember  first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• The autumnal summer

  When August wears the colours of October The post The autumnal summer first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Trump’s engine of extinction

  For several months the US administration has been ripping up the Endangered Species Act. The consequences could be cataclysmic The post Trump’s engine of extinction first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Beyond the school gates: What’s behind the rise in home education?

  One family’s experience of home education and the wider questions it raises The post Beyond the school gates: What’s behind the rise in home education? first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• When did university become the only road?

  When a student accepts a university place, are they choosing the future that genuinely suits them, or is there another road they could take? The post When did university become the only road? first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• When Britain forgot its coastal people

  What Brighthelmstone and Clacton-on-Sea tell us about memory, belonging and Britain's future The post When Britain forgot its coastal people first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• When the sea comes up the river

  Climate change and the subsequent drought is changing our perception of nature The post When the sea comes up the river first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Sack the DJ

  Why Brighton's club scene is as dull as dishwater The post Sack the DJ first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• There is nothing democratic about Farage’s by-election

  Nigel Farage is no people’s champion, whatever he or his acolytes may claim The post There is nothing democratic about Farage’s by-election first appeared on Sussex Bylines.