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• 27 flats in Worthing recommended for refusal

  Plans to build 27 flats in Worthing town centre have been recommended for refusal over concerns about their impact on historic buildings and flood risk.

• Consultation launched on future of off-street parking

  Residents, businesses and visitors are being asked to have their say on the future of council-owned car parks.

• New Government scheme aims to help Portsmouth first-time buyers onto housing ladder

  First-time buyers in Portsmouth could be able to purchase a new-build home with a deposit of just 2.5% under a new Government scheme due to be confirmed at next month’s Budget.

• Fontwell care home raises money for Macmillan with afternoon of music and cake

  Residents, families and friends at a Fontwell care home have come together for an afternoon of music, cake and coffee in support of Macmillan Cancer Support.

• Police appeal for information to fatal collision on A272

  Police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist died following a collision on the A272 near Kirdford.

• Portsmouth overnight roadworks

  ‘Noisy’ overnight resurfacing roadworks in Landport and Portsea will take place from now until mid-November, the council has said.

• Police issue passenger reminder after man jailed for possession of knife in bag

  Police are reminding passengers to double check their luggage before arriving at Gatwick Airport, after a man was jailed for possessing a lock knife.

• Around 9,000 Crawley homes hit by burst water main

  Around 9,000 homes in Crawley have been affected by water supply problems following a burst water main on Sunday.

• Sussex spots more than 50,000 butterflies during bumper summer

  More than 50,000 butterflies and day-flying moths were recorded across Sussex during this year’s Big Butterfly Count, making it a particularly strong summer for many species.

• New audio guides launch at Brighton and Eastbourne railway stations

  New audio guides have been launched at Brighton and Eastbourne railway stations to help blind and partially sighted passengers travel more independently.