Laura Sonier

The family of a man who died in a collision in Pevensey have issued a tribute in his memory.

University bosses have confirmed they will be leaving Eastbourne by 2024. After a consultation, which ended on December 10, the University of Brighton has today (Thursday, January 27) announced that its plans have been formally approved by its board of governors. Professor Debra Humphris, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Brighton, said, “As part of the plans, significant investment will take place over the next two years at the University’s Moulsecoomb and Falmer campuses. At Falmer, the re…

A group dedicated to the town’s history has said it is ‘appalled’ by plans to knock down the former TJ Hughes building and dubbed it ‘nothing short of vandalism’.

TV’s Hotel Inspector Alex Polizzi has apologised after cancelling lunch bookings at her Alfriston hotel, The Star.

A multi-million pound project will be protecting thousands of homes in Eastbourne, the A27 and the railway line from flooding as sea levels rise.

Little ones from across Eastbourne who have just started their first class at school have posed for camera.

Eastbourne has scooped a £20 million chunk of Government ‘levelling up’ money today (Wednesday, October 27) to plough into local projects including pedestrianisng the sea end of Terminus Road and creating an art trail connecting the town centre, the seafront and the Downs.

The University of Brighton has revealed this morning (Wednesday, October 27) it plans to pull out of Eastbourne. The university, which operates out of three sites in Eastbourne – Hillbrow, which includes the sports centre, Darley Road and Leaf Hospital – aims to have left the town entirely by the start of the 2024/2025 academic year. Eastbourne Borough Council leader David Tutt said the news was ‘a shock’ – especially considering the ‘cooperation and understanding’ between the university and th…

The Beachy Head Marathon went ahead on Saturday (October 24) – despite torrential rain earlier in the week forcing organisers to change the route. Runners had to complete two loops of the half-marathon route due to flooding, instead of the original marathon course.

The organisers of the Beachy Head Marathon have revealed they’ve been forced to change the route of the 26.2-mile course after ‘extensive overnight flooding’.