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• Government delays decision on future of local government reorganisation in West Sussex

  The Government has announced it is delaying a decision on the future structure of local government in West Sussex, while confirming outcomes for four other areas across the country.

• Further arrests in connection with Peacehaven arson investigation

  Three people have been arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation into an arson attack at a mosque in Sussex, led by Counter Terrorism Policing South East.

• Reform UK Mayoral candidate for Hampshire and Isle of Wight suspended

  Reform UK has suspended its Hampshire mayoral candidate after comparing a Jewish community group to “Islamists on horseback”.

• Sixteen-year sentence for man who groomed and raped boy in Littlehampton

  Matthew Johnston has been jailed for 16 years for grooming and sexually abusing a young boy in Littlehampton over several years.

• Success of a Sussex Police Unit setup to stop fatal and serious injury collisions

  More than 150 traffic offence tickets have been issued since Sussex Police launched its Fatal Five Unit in January.

• The Cross Market and More returns to Chichester this spring

  The Cross Market & More artisan market is set to return to Chichester city centre next month, bringing a day of shopping, food and entertainment to the high street.

• University of Chichester programme wins high sheriff honour

  The team behind a University of Chichester programme helping people into higher education has been recognised with a High Sheriff’s award.

• One of Portsmouth's oldest streets gets a makeover

  Residents, councillors and business owners have cut the ribbon on the revamped Castle Road, which aims to provide a “real hub of the community”.

• Disappointment over solar farm approval in Runcton

  Campaigners and Chichester District Council have expressed disappointment after plans for a solar farm in Runcton were approved on appeal.

• AI-powered smart signs have come to Worthing’s waters

  AI-powered smart signs have been installed along Worthing and Goring beaches, giving visitors real-time access to information about bathing water quality while also helping authorities monitor conditions more closely.