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St Leonards murder trial: Murder accused turned rifle on shooting range employee before fleeing

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Hastings Bonfire Society's effigy 2018. Photo by Frank Copper SUS-181014-094448001

Hastings bonfire society defends RAF100 effigy

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Craig Savage arriving at Lewes Crown Court. SUS-181015-110522001

St Leonards murder trial: Defendant ‘shot estranged wife, mother-in-law and dog a month after marriage broke down’

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Campaigners gather outside the walk-in centre SUS-181015-115422001

Scores protest to save Hastings walk-in centre

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St Leonards murder trial: Man accused of killing women appears in court

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Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle announces she is pregnant

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How you can get involved with the Sussex Food and Drink Awards 2019

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Shopping centre offers spooky fun at half term

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Travel news for Sussex: Monday, October 15

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Dean Cooper, 32, of Westway, Wick, was among five people sentenced for a counterfeit money scheme

Five sentenced for counterfeit money scheme at railway stations across Sussex

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Travel news for Sussex: Friday, October 12

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Travel news for Sussex: Thursday, October 11

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Police called to Hastings collision

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St Leonards murder trial: Murder accused turned rifle on shooting range employee before fleeing

Crime

Craig Savage arriving at Lewes Crown Court. SUS-181015-110522001

St Leonards murder trial: Defendant ‘shot estranged wife, mother-in-law and dog a month after marriage broke down’

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Craig Savage arriving at Lewes Crown Court. SUS-181015-110544001

St Leonards murder trial: Man accused of killing women appears in court

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Dean Cooper, 32, of Westway, Wick, was among five people sentenced for a counterfeit money scheme

Five criminals with 243 previous offences between them sentenced for Sussex-wide crime spree

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New project aims to tackle period poverty in Hastings

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Matthew Adams, principal lecturer in psychology at the University of Brighton, has called for collective action to halt global warming

Sussex academic says lifestyle changes ‘not enough’ to halt global warming

Environment

A spike in the number of school-related sexual offences is due to an increase in reports of 'sexting', the Sussex Police and Crime Panel has heard.

Sexting to blame for spike in sexual offences at Sussex schools

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Jonathan Morris, principal of Silverdale Primary Academy, with pupils

Meet the new principal at Hastings primary academy

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Staff, children and parents at the nursery SUS-180310-123623001

St Leonards nursery faces closure unless it can find a new home

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Scores protest to save Hastings walk-in centre

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Travel news for Sussex: Monday, October 15

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Dean Cooper, 32, of Westway, Wick, was among five people sentenced for a counterfeit money scheme

Five sentenced for counterfeit money scheme at railway stations across Sussex

Crime

A billboard poster calling on businesses in Rochdale to vote for a business improvement district has appeared in St Leonards and nobody knows how. Picture: Justin Lycett

‘Complete and utter mystery’ as Rochdale billboard poster appears in St Leonards

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New highways depot to be built in Hastings

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Prime Minister Theresa May in Eastbourne last year

Theresa May outlines commitment to safeguarding future of local media

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Shadow Housing Minister, Sarah Jones MP, visited Winchester House in Pevensey Road, St Leonards. SUS-181210-114425001

Transforming disused St Leonards property into 26 affordable homes

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South Central Ambulance Service runs the non-emergency patient transport service in Sussex. One of its sub-contractors Thames Ambulance Service has announced planned redundancies

Redundancy fears at Sussex patient transport service sub-contractor Thames Ambulance

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Plans for easyHotel in Hastings

easyHotel plans would ‘breathe new life into Hastings eyesore’

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These Sussex mums rent out cloth nappies - and here's why you should use them

Family

Undated handout photo of cigarette butts in the street. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Friday September 14, 2007. The number of cigarette butts dropped on the streets of England has gone up by more than 40% since the smoking ban was brought in, litter campaigners said today. Keep Britain Tidy said the English were much worse for dropping cigarette ends than the rest of the UK. See PA Story ENVIRONMENT Cigarettes. Photo credit should read: Ken Lennox/PA Wire pa_news_20050206_092001_environm

People handed £300 bill for dropping cigarette butts in Hastings

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Matthew Adams, principal lecturer in psychology at the University of Brighton, has called for collective action to halt global warming

Sussex academic says lifestyle changes ‘not enough’ to halt global warming

Environment

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Children in Hastings and Bexhill could be spending less time outdoors than prison inmates

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Hastings based charity celebrates 30 years supporting unpaid carers

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South Central Ambulance Service runs the non-emergency patient transport service in Sussex. One of its sub-contractors Thames Ambulance Service has announced planned redundancies

Redundancy fears at Sussex patient transport service sub-contractor Thames Ambulance

Health

Claire Collins runs the Hastings Red Box Project.

New project aims to tackle period poverty in Hastings

Health

The Rainbow Trust Children's Charity is calling on Sussex runners to raise cash in the 2019 London Virgin Money Marathon

Sussex runners invited to raise cash for seriously ill children

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The impact of alcohol-related liver disease on health services has been revealed in newly released figures from Public Health England

Minimum alcohol price proposed to combat alcohol-related liver disease in East Sussex

Health