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• Extra Money Approved For More Than 200 New Council Homes On Brighton Estate

  An extra £800,000 will go towards the £87 million budget for building more than 200 council homes and a community hub on a Brighton estate.

• London Man Jailed For Raping Woman On Brighton Seafront

  A London man who raped a vulnerable woman on Brighton beach has been jailed.

• Man Found Guilty Of Murder After Fatal Hailsham Collision

  A Hailsham man who drove a car at a group of people, killing a man, has been convicted of murder.

• Hastings Green Party Releases University of Brighton Academy Trust Statement

  The Green Party of Hastings and Rye has seen the trustees of the University of Brighton Academy Trust announce in a letter to staff and parents that they do not have faith in the leadership of the Trust.

• East Sussex Councillors Support Plastic Free Campaign

  Hastings councillors have agreed to support a campaign which aims to reduce plastic pollution.

• Twineham Battery Energy Storage Plans Approved

  Plans to build another battery energy storage system in Twineham have been approved by Mid Sussex District Council.

• Chichester Garden Centre Demolition Plans Submitted

  Plans to demolish and rebuild a garden centre have been submitted to Chichester District Council.

• Brighton and Hove Health Chiefs Outline Two-Week Plan For Appointments

  Anyone who needs an appointment with their doctor should get one within two weeks, according to an NHS Sussex report.

• Brighton Taxpayers Will Take On i360 Loan Burden

  The remaining debt owed by the beleaguered i360 tourist attraction has been written off so that administrators can sell it.