o

Long-awaited beaver enclosure delayed by flooding

The local Wildlife Trust says "extreme flooding" has meant a setback to the project.




o

Labour 'shocked' by social housing failures

A council refers itself to the Regulator of Social Housing following a review.




o

MP calls for Walter Tull to receive Military Cross

Lucy Rigby says the soldier's story "resonates with people in Northampton and far beyond".




o

Brighton appoint Niedzkowski as assistant coach

Daniel Niedzkowski, head of the German football federation's coach training programme, will join Brighton in January.




o

Parking costs rise in Mid Sussex

The Council voted through the changes unanimously.




o

Brighton: 'It was cowardice to lock us out'

Businesses in a high rise in Brighton fear their Christmas trading could be ruined.




o

'Brighton was a big part of me'

Rizzle Kicks' Jordan Stephens has written a memoir: Avoidance, Drugs, Heartbreak & Dogs.




o

South East Water invites customers to quiz bosses

People can attend a virtual meeting to ask questions about the firm and its £1.9m five-year plan.




o

A27 reopens following crashes and oil spill

The A27 has re-opened in both directions after the road was shut on Tuesday morning.




o

No rules on praying for my beloved Albion - bishop

Bishop Barry Hill included the seagull from the Brighton crest on his cope when he was consecrated.




o

Teenager's mental health care 'totally inadequate'

Morgan Rose Betchley was “passed from pillar to post” before her death, her family tell an inquest.




o

Christmas trading disrupted by tower block closure

Brighton & Hove City Council says immediate action was taken because of fire safety risks.




o

Reading project helps children affected by pandemic

A reading scheme set up to help school children in Hastings has been extended for a third year.




o

Work to begin on temporary fix of damaged pier

Work on a temporary fix to Worthing Pier after it was damaged in a storm will take about a week.




o

Hundreds protest against Chagos Islands deal

Chagossians from Crawley are critical of an agreement between the UK and Mauritian governments.




o

Rizzle Kicks star on drug abuse amid music comeback

Jordan Stephens outlines his battles with drug abuse, fame and grief in his new memoir.




o

Children evacuated from football ground fire

The fire in Hailsham is being treated as suspected deliberate ignition, police say.




o

Immigration centre death was unnatural - coroner

Coroner Joseph Turner says the man's medical cause of death could not be ascertained.




o

Homeward bound: Leaving Sark for Suffolk

Sark Dairy is looking for new tenants as their current farmers return home




o

Northern lights or a tomato factory?

Should have gone to....




o

Haverhill: Banking Hub first for Suffolk

More sites arriving in Suffolk soon




o

George Burley 'My family gave me my strength'

George Burley was diagnosed with cancer after feeling unwell for a few months




o

Tennis star inspiring next generation at old school

Justice Hall returns to her old primary school to encourage children of all backgrounds to try the sport.




o

Fans' joy as Ipswich secure first win of season

A first win in the Premier League for 22 years lifts Town out of the relegation zone.




o

Work at tide mill to replace flood-worn wood frame

Parts of a vital frame have been damaged by flooding and need to be replaced.




o

Plans for 185 homes recommended for approval

Residents raise concerns about the plans in an east Suffolk village.




o

Northern Lights trip after tomato farm gaffe

Dee Harrison thought she saw a "mystical" aurora above Suffolk but it turned out to be LED lighting.




o

MPs warned of threat to charities after Budget

Community services could be lost in the wake of the Budget, a charity tells MPs.




o

Sailing club reaches cash target to secure future

A sailing club thanks supporters after raising £30,000 towards the cost of a new slipway.




o

Man caught watching porn while driving 44-tonne HGV

"I am just glad officers were able to identify this madness," a crime commissioner says.




o

Pulling fastest in historic all-female Formula E test

Britain's Abbi Pulling makes history by finishing fastest in the first all-female Formula E testing session in Spain.




o

Secret Lincolnshire

It changed the course of the First World War.




o

Woman gets fly-tipping fine after rubbish stolen

The waste was taken from Abigail's home in Boston.




o

When will the Lincoln Stonebow clock be repaired?

Its hands haven't moved for several months.




o

Firework noise killed our dog, says Lincoln family

They say Lily died of stress from the loud bangs.




o

Footage captures baby seal pup moments after birth

The big button-eyed, fluffy baby is one of 128 pups to have been born at Donna Nook this year.




o

Man in court on kidnap and harassment charges

Two incidents involving Ryan Nicholls are alleged to have taken place in Cleethorpes last month.




o

Victim was strangled to death, murder trial told

Ian Staves was found dead at his home in Cherry Lane, Wootton, in September 2022.




o

NME magazine collection sells for £2,590

Tony Howard amassed almost 3,000 copies of the music magazine, which went under the hammer in Louth.




o

Other sites considered for nuclear waste disposal

Nuclear Waste Services says it is undertaking a range of studies in the search area.




o

Christmas events 'disappearing due to red tape'

Community groups say they are being asked to put plans in place for terrorism, bombs and drones.




o

'She's been through so much but has so much love'

Olivia, 4, and her family are helped by a support worker provided by St Andrew's Hospice in Grimsby.




o

Man charged with murder and victim named by police

Police say three men were known to each other and had been to Aldi together before altercation.




o

'Significant milestone' reached at derelict site

A sales agreement means work can soon start on a new development at a former factory in Stamford.




o

Woman dies following house fire

Emergency services were called to the blaze on Tuesday evening.




o

Waring wins in Abu Dhabi for second career title

Paul Waring birdies the final two holes to win the Abu Dhabi Championship by two shots from fellow Englishman Tyrell Hatton.




o

'Now we are candidates' - classy Liverpool take early title control

Liverpool have taken early control of the Premier League title race, but Alexis Mac Allister says he didn't think they would be contenders at the start of the season.




o

'The Christmas stamp encourages people to come in'

Britain's biggest cathedral is given a festive makeover in this year's Royal Mail collection.




o

Neighbours feel unsafe after shots fired at house

A near neighbour told the BBC his own house had been damaged by gunfire in recent years.




o

Strictly Blackout dancer 'an amazing role model'

Chris McCausland is described as an "amazing role model" for blind people after wowing Strictly judges.