University and College Union members return to work after fighting compulsory redundancies

The Supreme Court’s judgement that the Rwanda deportation plan is unlawful should spell the end of this inhumane policy, but...

Fauré's moving Requiem was at the heart of a vigil for peace at Hove’s All Saints Church

Public hearings of the Covid Inquiry reveal chaos and dysfunction at the heart of government

Ambitious targets, barnstorming speeches and enthusiastic supporters were the hallmark of this year’s Green Party conference

A decade of swingeing cuts to spending on school buildings has led to the enforced closure of over 100 schools...

Assured vital health, education, support into employment and accommodation, many Afghans have been let down and promises have not been...

A chance to see a wide range of work by Barbara Hepworth, an artist who embraced both the spiritual and...

Even though the Illegal Migration Bill is now law, making it work will be almost impossible

Viv Griffiths explores the continuing appeal of the Wimbledon tennis championships

After 75 years, is the NHS on Life-Support? Personal experiences arguing we must save it

The delights of the Isle of Wight are extolled by Janice, who lives there, and Viv, who has holidayed there...

Gwen John made her mark in a male-dominated art world with luminous images of women and paintings that celebrated the...

Local dancers are breaking new ground at this year's festival with passion and surprises, while overturning barriers of gender and...

During the lockdowns, Viv Griffiths' garden was her lifeline. To her, gardening is more than a hobby – it’s a...

The policy of moving Afghan families from London to other areas risks further disrupting lives and children's education, writes Viv...

A recent survey of over 500 women working in technology-related jobs highlights the ongoing challenges faced by women in this...

Refugee charities, many MPs of all parties and Gary Lineker are up in arms about the government’s proposed Illegal Migration...

Three years since leaving the EU, with huge damages to the UK economy, Viv Griffiths charts how Sussex Bylines has...

Following Jacinda Ardern’s sudden resignation, we evaluate her leadership style, contrasting it favourably with her male counterparts

Life is far from easy for Ukrainians in the UK. Hanna Syvokin and her Homes for Ukraine host Pat Drake,...

It was hard to stay optimistic about women’s rights in 2022. 2023 must be better

Is Suella Braverman, chief architect of a scheme to send migrants to Rwanda, really fit to be in charge of...

New faster/cheaper rail links to everywhere in Europe are making train travel a more environmentally friendly alternative to flying

This article goes inside a local choir, Renaissance Choir, to look at choral singing, harmony and community

Vivienne Griffiths describes her memories of being a student at Sussex University and living in Brighton guest houses in the...

The government’s Rwandan scheme reveals a worrying outsourcing of the delivery of our entire asylum system to another state

Vivienne Griffiths writes a preview of Brighton's exciting new The Dance Space, which aims to bring dance to all, before...

Over 100 people attended the singing workshop in aid of Ukraine, and were later joined by local soloists in an...

Refugees trying to reach the UK face a hostile environment that’s highly bureaucratic and which turns some asylum seekers into...