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The Big Butterfly Count ends on Sunday (August 11), and these are the 17 species of common butterfly and two day-flying moths which you need to look out for if you’re doing a last-minute survey.

Chris Packham is urging wildlife lovers across Sussex to take part in the Big Butterfly Count to help reveal if the UK is experiencing a once in a decade butterfly phenomenon.

More sexually transmitted infections are being diagnosed in East Sussex, new data from Public Health England has revealed.

Tougher driving theory exams stumped nearly half of learner drivers at Hastings test centre, Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) figures show.

The Hotel Inspector is looking for hotels across Sussex to take part in the new series of the Channel 5 show.

Fortune hunters discovered nine buried treasure troves in East Sussex last year, new figures have revealed.

With the news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have opted to name their new baby Archie, the name will no doubt soon be gaining popularity around the world.

A new urine test for cervical cancer could be game-changing for more than 30,000 women in East Sussex who missed their last smear test.

The latest figures from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency have revealed how hard it is to pass your driving test at centres across Sussex.

Data has revealed how hard it is to pass your driving text at Hastings test centre.

Hundreds of babies with macrosomia were born in East Sussex last year, new figures have revealed.

Fewer new houses are being built in Hastings, data from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has revealed.

The top 20 most common birds in East Sussex have been revealed after this year’s RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch in January.

The results of this year’s RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch have been revealed with more than 7.5 million sightings across the UK over the weekend of January 26 to 28.

More than two in every five jobs in Hastings could be lost to automation in the future, new data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed.

Nightclubs are struggling to survive in East Sussex as party-goers abandon the dancefloor in search of new nights out, data reveals.

The new High Sheriffs of West and East Sussex began their year in office with a formal Declaration Ceremony at Lewes Crown Court on Friday – continuing a tradition which stretches back for more than 1,000 years.

One in seven East Sussex babies are born to single parents, new data from the Office for National Statistics has revealed.

Hundreds of people are being admitted to hospital with vitamin D deficiency at the East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust.