Business

A national retailer has confirmed its intention to close 40 of its stores throughout the UK.

More than 12,000 votes have already been counted for the Sussex Food & Drink Awards 2020 Finalists, which is seeking the best food and drink producers, farmers, butchers and places serving and selling local produce.

An Uckfield architecture firm has recently hit a new milestone in its fundraising efforts.

A beauty therapist from Eastbourne made it onto the New Year’s Honours List after winning a gold medal at a global competition for trade.

Online banking customers in Sussex and across the UK have been unable to use their internet accounts today (January 1) after three major banks’ websites and mobile apps have crashed.

Five-time Olympian, World, European and Commonwealth champion Mark Foster gave an ‘inspiring’ keynote speech to staff at a leisure centre in Seaford.

A shocked couple from Sussex have expressed their disgust after an Amazon delivery driver allegedly urinated in their driveway while dropping off a parcel.

Caring Worthing lady Laura Cullen organised a collection for the homeless this Christmas as she ‘lives in an area where you cannot turn a blind eye to people on the streets’.

A new way to shop has landed in Worthing, possibly the only place in the country where nothing is priced and you haggle over what to pay.

A new restaurant has opened at Notcutts Garden Pride garden centre in Ditchling.

Hall & Woodhouse, which owns and manages pubs across Sussex, raised more than £24,000 in 2019 through its charity dish initiative in aid of eight air ambulance charities.

Staff and customers at a Newhaven garden centre have shown their support for Christmas Jumper Day.

Shoreham Vehicle Auctions has passed the £150,000 milestone in its fundraising for Chestnut Tree House, the children’s hospice for Sussex.

A Hailsham dentist has raised hundreds of pounds thanks to its annual Christmas raffle, almost doubling the amount raised last year.

A government inspector has refused to give the green light for a 700 home development along with a school and medical centre between Eastbourne and Polegate.

Staff at what is widely believed to be the first town council run post office have wished customers a happy Christmas as they approach six months of service.