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Artist takes legal action after social media account suspended for months
An artist from Brighton with over four thousand followers has said his business has been impacted after Meta unfairly suspended his Instagram and Facebook accounts
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Disabled mother of two 'disgusted' as family turned away from flight to dream holiday
A disabled mother of two was turned away in tears from her dream holiday to Türkiye after the airline said passports were not acceptable
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Sussex location labelled south's most exciting seaside town
Hastings and St Leonards received the accolade in a feature published by national newspaper The Telegraph.
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Crowds gather for popular classic car show on sunny seafront
The popular show, organised by the West Sussex Mini Owners Club, returned to Steyne Gardens in Worthing on Sunday, September 6.
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Large field left blackened and tree smouldering after fire breaks out
A large field was left blackened after a fire broke out near Coneyhurst, a West Sussex village, on the afternoon of September 5.
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Children wrongly detained at Gatwick immigration removal centre, report says
The Independent Monitoring Board's annual report for 2025, published in September 2026, found Brook House and Tinsley House remained "relatively volatile"
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Why there's more to see in Rye than Mermaid Street
Why tourists flock to Rye to see one of the most photographed streets in the world
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Woman fulfils her husband's dying wish by releasing his album
Hassocks woman Lucy Tyler releases late husband Pat Martyn’s Part-Time Record on September 4, fulfilling his final wish after he died of cancer aged 31
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End of an era as beloved brownie shop closes after 12 years
Baked Worthing has closed amid a combination of rising costs and personal factors.
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Review of public events safety recommended days after man killed at festival
A new report from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has warned that while there has been progress in safety arrangements at sports grounds since the 1990s, safety frameworks for other public events remains insufficient
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The Escape – a book review
A moving meditation on cycling, endurance, identity and escape The post The Escape – a book review first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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The broken circle, what nature knows about enough
Nature naturally recycles, we need to learn to be better at it The post The broken circle, what nature knows about enough first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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A sustainable future : Changing the food system in Brighton
The BrightonFoodStory festival in October highlights a city willing to ask questions about the future of its food The post A sustainable future : Changing the food system in Brighton first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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Standards in public life matter
The story of devolution and the Poulson affair The post Standards in public life matter first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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Changing the landscape in local government
Why we urgently need more young people involved in local government and housing The post Changing the landscape in local government first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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Dreams of Dukla
An Englishman’s tour of Prague’s football clubs: Part 1 The post Dreams of Dukla first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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The quiet world of a hummingbird hawk-moth
While the world rages, the humble hummingbird hawk-moth reminds us that life can be simple and worth fighting for The post The quiet world of a hummingbird hawk-moth first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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The struggle to survive in Gaza – Jihad’s story
The ongoing challenges facing a family in the midst of a warzone The post The struggle to survive in Gaza – Jihad’s story first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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When the subject of racism becomes its evidence
Jason Arday, Whiteness and the Black academic body The post When the subject of racism becomes its evidence first appeared on Sussex Bylines.
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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.
