Pride in Surrey returns with music and a parade in Stoke Park, Guildford, on Saturday.

The new officers are working in Brighton & Hove City Council's housing team.

Joan Small and Liz Lord will to take on the challenge for the Royal Alfred Seafarers' Society.

Martin Malone will swim continuously for 24-hours on Saturday in Halling, Kent, for charity.

Harry Dennis, 11, died as he was struck by an unsecured scaffolding board in Hooe.

Fines have been increased from £400 to £1,000 in an effort to stem the rise in fly-tipping.

They were caught hunting hares with their dogs at Wellend Bank, near Market Deeping, on 9 October.

The group planned to swim continuously over four days but had to travel part of the route by boat.

Spelthorne council is to hire a lawyer to stop asylum seekers from being housed in Stanwell Hotel.

A video shared on social media appeared to show birds and a squirrel being killed by catapults.

A culture review at Medway Maritime Hospital in Gillingham finds issues with racism and bullying.

A new food waste collection service starts in Brighton and Hove on 15 September.

The leisure centres have previously been under threat of closure due to the council's bankruptcy.

Some on social media criticise Lisa Townsend for wasting both taxpayers' money and police resources.

The rail operator is working with Kent charity Refocus to support disadvantaged communities.

Thanet District Council says it plans to review the evidence and consult on an amended order.

The scheme will see digital screens, improved seating and reinforced windows added to 37 shelters.

It follows a PSPO issued in May which gives additional powers to police and council officers.

Hasan's father, Emin, died in 2019, just four weeks after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Aurora Vincent House School in Horsham will welcome students aged between 11 and 16.