Michael Palin’s world travels began in... Norfolk!
Ex-Monty Python star and globe-trotting TV traveller Michael Palin’s first holiday was in Sheringham
The story behind Worthing Pier and Sussex’s other piers
As Worthing’s beloved landmark is awarded the title Pier of the Year, Sebastian Oake examines the fortunes of Sussex’s celebrated seaside structures
Exploring the lost world of the lighthousekeeper
The lighthouse at The Needles may be one of the enduring symbols of the Isle of Wight, but does it still have a role in the 21st century?
South Downs National Park – What has National Park status done for us 10 years on?
After months of constrained freedom, we have never valued our outdoor spaces more. As we celebrate ten years of Britain’s youngest National Park, what impact has the designation made?
The history behind Cornwall’s lighthouses and the keepers that ran them
Cornwall is defined by its coastline – and the lighthouses which dot the landscape have saved countless lives
Levellers and their strong connection to Brighton
As they celebrate more than 30 years together, Brighton’s Levellers are still closely connected to their home town
Ed Mitchell on the problem of rough sleeping in Brighton and Hove
A decade ago former newsreader Ed Mitchell was sleeping on a seafront bench. Ten years on the city’s rough sleeping problem hasn’t gone away
The Sussex residents leading the campaign against Gatwick Airport expansion
As Gatwick Airport undertook a consultation exercise to turn its emergency strip into a long-awaited second runway, we speak to the Sussex residents leading the campaign against expansion
Arundel A27 bypass plans met with anger
All along the A27 there are calls for bypasses to ease congestion. But plans to deal with Arundel’s bottleneck have met with anger
