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Pop superstar Britney Spears took to the stage at Preston Park on what was the busiest Pride Festival ever on Saturday (August 4).

NHS bosses have issued advice to Brighton Pride revellers to help ease pressure on health services this weekend.

British Transport Police has released CCTV images after a man was ‘repeatedly punched in the head’ on a train.

Thermal imaging technology in a new smartphone has revealed the hottest jobs in the UK – and many are in Sussex.

International DJ Fatboy Slim is set to play a set 450ft high – on the tallest seafront attraction in Sussex.

Musician Rag’n’Bone Man visited Brighton and Worthing during a series of documentaries on a Sussex music charity helping young people.

Three unions raised concerns over alleged racism and equalities in the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU).

An elderly bus passenger was injured when a car and a bus were in collision in Brighton.

Parents were left disappointed after a ‘pay your age’ promotion at the Build-A-Bear workshop was stopped amid huge queues.

Passengers could face further delays this evening at Three Bridges, as a signal fault has led to two platforms being closed at the station.

Sussex commuters have faced ‘significant disruption’ as a signalling fault at Streatham closed the main railway line up to London.

Sussex MPs said the chaos on the rails is ruining people’s lives, and criticised rail bosses for having ‘no sense of urgency’ after huge disruption this morning (July 5).

Engineering works on the Brighton Mainline mean it will take twice as long to travel to and from the capital on Sunday (July 8).

Pop star Jess Glynne is to perform at The Brighton Centre.

Fun runners will make their way through giant inflatable obstacles at a 5k event in Sussex this summer.

A new lighting installation will see the ruins of the West Pier lit up each night, 40 years after it closed to the public.

A rail strike on match day could cause chaos as fans make their way to the Amex for an FA Cup clash in the new year.

Doctors in Sussex have marked a decade since they first performed a heart valve procedure for patients deemed too sick, frail or elderly to undergo open heart surgery.

It’s an annual tradition marking the winter solstice, which sees thousands parade through the streets with handmade lanterns.