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• 'Brighton wrapped its arms around me' - Asylum seeker in hotel begs to stay in city

  Brighton asylum seekers face relocation under Home Office hotel closure plans as Brighton Says Yes raises funds for community-led accommodation on October 17.

• Large pane of glass falls from Brighton building

  Emergency crews were called to a Brighton street after reports of an unsafe structure.

• Storm Boelo brings travel chaos and emergency callouts across Sussex

  Sussex was hit by another storm as the county dealt with the aftermath of Storm Austen, bringing more disruption and damage.

• Fears vulnerable children could go hungry after holiday food vouchers axed

  East Sussex families face the loss of automatic October half-term food vouchers after the Reform-led council changed support provision, raising fears children could go hungry.

• Football fan claims Argus got him into trouble for skipping school in 1961

  A football fan is on a mission to find a photo taken by a Brighton newspaper of him and his friends skipping school in 1961.

• Councillors defer decision on mosque extension

  A decision on plans to extend Hastings Mosque have been deferred to allow for design changes.

• Brighton dad quits job to build national community supporting fathers

  A Brighton father has quit his job to change the way dads are supported across the UK.

• Peter James shares how working as a concierge helped inspire latest novel

  Sussex-born author Peter James has revealed how working as a concierge for a day helped find inspiration for his latest novel - Dead in Three Two One.

• Live updates as road blocked and traffic queues build after crash

  Traffic is queueing in both directions after a crash blocked the A283 Shoreham Road.

• Manhunt launched for escaped prisoner with links to Sussex

  A convicted prisoner with links to Sussex is on the run after escaping from a medical facility in London.

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• Walking in the footsteps of the Norman army – or was I?

  The route the Norman army took from Hastings to Dover in 1066 remains a mystery The post Walking in the footsteps of the Norman army – or was I? first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• The hour we get back

  The pros and cons of turning the clocks back The post The hour we get back first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Follow the money: How did Southern Water get here?

  Why has a company providing one of society's most basic services reached a position where so much needs to be spent putting the system right? The post Follow the money: How did Southern Water get here? first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• The Iranian women’s voices that will not be silenced

  Iranian women musicians defy repression, risking brutal punishment to make their voices heard and reclaim freedom, dignity and choice The post The Iranian women’s voices that will not be silenced first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Magazines, celebrity fandoms and a passion for community

  Mia Worms interviews Leah Bancroft whose “Cover Story” is a pop-up magazine venture seeking a permanent home The post Magazines, celebrity fandoms and a passion for community first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Singing in Spello: a Brighton choir goes to Italy

  Brighton’s Early Music Festival choir recently sang in the Italian town of Spello, marking 800 years since the death of St Francis of Assisi The post Singing in Spello: a Brighton choir goes to Italy first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• The cliffs in the sky

  Is there an opportunity to make more use of our rooftops and help nature thrive by itself? The post The cliffs in the sky first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Crowborough update: How brave patriot commandos saved a quiet town from zero crimes

  Red caps and blue caps, the people protecting Crowborough by terrorising everyone in it The post Crowborough update: How brave patriot commandos saved a quiet town from zero crimes first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Can we please have our music festivals back?

  A festival should be a place to escape, but increasingly real life seems to be edging its way in The post Can we please have our music festivals back? first appeared on Sussex Bylines.

• Seven hours and the questions Southern Water still hasn’t answered

  Unanswered questions asked of Southern Water don’t just flow away The post Seven hours and the questions Southern Water still hasn’t answered first appeared on Sussex Bylines.