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Animal rescuer’s frustration after receiving parking fine while helping unwell swan

A swan rescuer has shared her frustrations after receiving a parking fine while carrying out a rescue.

People ‘blown away’ as giant sharks seen leaping out the water off UK coastlines

Hundreds of basking sharks have been seen breaching the water near our shores recently.

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Animal rescuer’s frustration after receiving parking fine while helping unwell swan

A swan rescuer has shared her frustrations after receiving a parking fine while carrying out a rescue.

People ‘blown away’ as giant sharks seen leaping out the water off UK coastlines

Hundreds of basking sharks have been seen breaching the water near our shores recently.

Rock guitarist’s renovation plans could be held up by protected bats discovery

A rock guitarist's plans to renovate historic farm buildings at his estate could be in jeopardy due to the presence of protected bats

Zoo celebrates ‘absolutely lovely’ birth of endangered animal

Drusillas Park in East Sussex is celebrating a very special arrival in the form of an endangered monkey baby

Hundreds of Sussex residents worked to save the countryside

This weekend communities across the UK came together as part of a national Day of Action for Nature, Parks and Green Spaces, writes Nancy Duckels.

Nature scheme begins in region facing poor river conditions

A fresh initiative to safeguard and develop natural environments has been introduced in an area where the majority of waterways fail to meet quality standards. Arun District Council has unveiled a Bi...

Town welcomes new water station to support green efforts

Nusrat Ghani, MP joined the Mayor of Hailsham, Cllr Chris Bryant in officially opening a new water refill station provided by SIFA.

Young Scouts take on eco gardening project with nursery support

Hassocks Scouts are getting hands-on with gardening through an eco-friendly project.

Photographer captures Sussex countryside in vivid spring colour

Fields of vivid yellow stretch across Sussex countryside as spring brings a burst of colour to the landscape.

Spring colours and sunshine transform popular gardens

Royal Pavilion Gardens in Brighton are alive with colour as spring unfolds.

Thousands object to fresh marina dredging application amid fears for wildlife

Around 6,000 people have objected to a fresh marina dredging licence after the previous application was quashed following legal action

When flytippers struck Sussex

Flytipping and rubbish are issues that regularly plague the streets of Sussex.

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Gallery reveals busy schedule of activities for guests in May

A number of activities have been planned for May at Amberley Museum. The popular annual Motorcycle Day will be held on May 4th, bringing together over 150 motorcycles for attendees to enjoy. Visitor...

Restaurant applies to extend alcohol sales hours under new plans

The Blue Man, located at 95 Gloucester Road has made an application to vary alcohol sales.

City supermarket to apply for variation to premises licence

A Co-Op is set to apply for a variation to its premises licence.

New parking rules introduced for electric vehicle charging bays

Brighton and Hove is introducing parking restrictions for electric vehicle charging points.