Lewes were again held back by a late goal over the weekend, drawing 2-2 at home against Cheshunt with the home side actually taking the lead in the 88th minute before conceding two minutes later, with the draw meaning The Rooks are now without a win in their last six games.
Crowborough Athletic put in a great shift as they beat Wick 4-1, bringing The Crows up to fourth in the table, and they can go up to second if they win their game in hand, while AFC Uckfield Town and Jarvis Brook were amongst the many teams who saw their fixtures postponed due to the frigid conditions this weekend.
In the Mid Sussex Leagues, Ridgewood came out the wrong side of an action packed 8-3 loss against Tunbridge Wells 2nd’s, while Buxted exited the Somerville Cup quarter finals after their 4-1 loss versus the Cuckfield Rangers 2nd’s.
Lastly in football, Nutley are out of the Stratford Cup despite putting up a credible performance in their 2-1 defeat against Preston Manor Royals, rconceding the winner in the 94th minute, while Newick progressed in the Tester Cup following their 2-1 victory against Ansty FC 2nd’s.
And finally in the women’s rugby, Heathfield & Waldron impressed as they comfortably dispatched Horsham 40-0, leaving the team in second and only six points behind the league leaders Dartford Valley.
Staff and residents at Lydfords care home in East Hoathly are celebrating because their home has been named a winner in the Lottie Awards 2026. Lydfords was picked both in the Care Expert’s Top 10 of all care homes in the country and in the Top 100 care homes overall.
Patrick Kargbo, a 23-year-old resident of Royal Sussex Crescent, Eastbourne, was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison at Lewes Crown Court on 22 July 2026 after pleading guilty to running the illegal 'Ash' drug line in Brighton.
Motor racing is officially returning to the historic Hailsham venue following a breakthrough agreement reached between the stadium's owners and promoters.
Students at Uplands Academy are celebrating an exceptionally strong set of results,
reflecting the hard work, determination and resilience they have demonstrated throughout
their time at the academy.
An independent review into the general surgery department at the East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (ESHT) revealed widespread allegations of bullying, harassment, racism, and sexism, prompting deep concern from local leadership.
An initial report released on 19 August 2026 by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) confirmed that a "track geometry irregularity" existed on the immediate approach to the site where a Southern Railway train derailed near Lewes on Thursday, 13 August 2026.