What if the tree has rights too?
Lewes Council is the first to grant rights to trees when making planning decisions
Tag: East Sussex
Sack the DJ
Why Brighton's club scene is as dull as dishwater
Does the Green Party do progressive politics?
Might a tug between the old and new guard in the party hold back progress?
Carnival against fascism
Brighton's wonderful inclusive community demonstrates there is no tolerance for hate
Sussex Day – a celebration of our county
Sussex Day is a celebration of our landscape, our humanity, our culture, history and traditions – ...
Warm Norm and the Green Sock Group
Six years clearing rubbish from the beaches between Eastbourne and Seaford
Building bridges in divided times
A Sussex District Council supports The Great Get Together
Keir Starmer: ‘my part in his downfall!’
What Labour’s dire election results mean — by a former party candidate
Politics in Art
Should art exist for art's sake, or does politics always play a part? A new exhibition ...
Crowborough far-Right Comic-Con causes chaos
Demonstrations against the use of Crowborough training camp to house asylum seekers continue to cause havoc
Radical printing – Guerrilla Girls meet Virginia Woolf and the Hogarth Press
Innovative texts which foreground women writers and artists link two new exhibitions at Charleston in Firle
It did not have to be this way – how hostility to immigration has grown
Government failures have led to diverging responses to the use of Crowborough Camp to house asylum ...
Homelessness, and a mission to offer some hope
A 15 year old girl from Brighton is taking on the task of tackling homelessness in ...
Ancient trees, modern speed
How much of our cultural past are we willing to trade for the future?
A local pub for local people
A brilliant start to Christmas for the community of East Hoathly
The Monday night volunteers
In praise of Sussex Bylines’ editors
A split in the progressive vote lets in Reform
Right-turn in Sussex by-election: a sign of things to come?
Crowborough protesters rally against asylum seeker housing
A report on recent protests in Crowborough over the choice of the army training camp selected ...
Surviving sexual abuse: long term risks and how to find help
The impact of sexual abuse can last for decades, but survivors can still take control of ...
Take a deep breath and delay the Sussex mayoral election
With such a rush how can the process be fair or legitimate?
Campaigning against the proposed cuts at South Malling Primary School
Much-loved South Malling school in crisis. The real-world consequences of chronic underfunding
Harvest Festival – Harvey’s way
The annual Harvey's Harvest Festival in Lewes took place at the beginning of October and was ...
Muddying the waters in a Marine Conservation Zone
More scrutiny needs to take place before Premier Marina’s licence is renewed
Opportunities for young people to take charge abound – and they should seize them now
Young people have much to gain through activities that foster transferable skills handy for future job-hunting, ...
Butter my wig! The evolution of the Sussex dialect
A Londoner learns about Sussex’s unique regional expressions and dialect
Sussex children deserve clean air in their classroom
From scrubs to schools – indoor air quality is an education issue
All is not well down on the allotment
Pressure to build housing may threaten our treasured allotments
The sea is rising, Eastbourne will flood – what’s the plan?
Future flooding from the sea is now a reality. There are no clear long-term plans for ...
Led By Donkeys at Charleston Festival
Charleston Farmhouse hosts the campaigning group with a ladder who took on Brexit
Unitary councils in East Sussex?
Is ESCC the right organisation to run a unitary council?
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