Business

Waitrose in Lewes closed suddenly to the public on Tuesday (December 10).

A public consultation is being held on Friday (December 13) for people to find out more about the proposed new school at Reef Way in Hailsham.

A mum who turned down a Dragons’ Den investment and was told she would live to regret it has won Amazon Small Business of the Year.

A former Brighton student has been named as the new CEO of a UK coffee giant.

Staff at Paradise Park in Newhaven were kept busy handing out 3,000 free raffle tickets, offer sheets, free hot drinks, and mince pies at a late-night event last week (November 27).

Ambitious plans to build 250 new homes on land off Friday Street are currently being consulted on.

More than 90 girls from nine Sussex secondary schools took part in a ‘Young Women’s Enterprise Conference’ at the American Express Community Stadium (November 21).

Two top Sussex businessmen, who launched a company to support and advise other local business leaders, were surprised to secure their first contract much further afield.

A Peacehaven shop owner has told how a woman member of staff could ‘barely speak’ when she was confronted by a robber with a knife.

A fish and chip shop in Horam was targeted by someone firing ball bearings from what is believed to have been a catapult, police said.

The owners of a Ditchling farm were ‘over the moon’ to be recognised on national TV.

RSPCA staff are voting on whether to take industrial action amid a pay dispute, a trade union says.

A Heathfield café enjoyed a visit from Rag’n’Bone Man this morning.

Mastercard, one of the world’s most active sponsors of major sporting events, has today announced a thrilling long-term partnership with Goodwood Festival of Speed.

A new £8 million school in Hailsham was constructed in just 10 months - 11 weeks ahead of schedule and in an environmentally efficient way.

A bogus motor parts trader from Hailsham has been ordered to pay back more than £100,000 of his ill-gotten gains.

The strangest items dumped at a Sussex tip have been revealed by a popular worker who is retiring after 12 years.

Public voting is now open for the Sussex Food and Drink Awards 2020 and organisers are calling all food and drink lovers across the county to vote for their favourites.