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As the biggest-ever change to the benefits system is set to roll out in full across the area, the Citizens Advice Bureau has said it is on hand to help.

Business owners in Arundel feel intimidated by a homeless man who has been wetting himself and behaving aggressively, according to one businesswoman.

In the case of the Littlehampton LADS, the phrase ‘cottage industry’ should be ‘shed industry’.

A publican has celebrated a judge’s decision that gives him security for the future.

MP Nick Gibb has met residents whose properties suffered damage in the bank holiday flooding.

When Highways England announced its vision for the A27 between Worthing and Lancing, it received a frosty reception.

Plans for a petrol station at the Asda superstore in Ferring are back on the table.

The mayor of Littlehampton has chosen a youth charity to support in his second year in office.

A teenage boy has been missing for a week after boarding a train to London.

A man has spoken of his despair after thieves stole money to fund a life-changing operation for his disabled wife.

A student veterinary nurse said she is too scared to return to her favourite spot after a vandal damaged her car.

Comedian Rob Brydon has ridden on his eye-catching Vespa PX – but Roy Amos’ latest journey is to raise money.

The exploits of an entrepid teddy bear around our town have travelled the bearways to Africa.

A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to raise money for a second legal challenge to the Arundel Bypass plans.

A miniature railway is celebrating the next platform in their history with a special gala weekend.

A town crier, clog dancing and a choir will be just some of the attractions at an event being held in Littlehampton Town Centre to celebrate Sussex Day.

The son of the man who planted the threatened trees on the Worthing Audi site has come forward to praise the campaign to save them.

When Toby Harris showed his friends and family the car he would be driving across Europe in, it raised a few eyebrows.