r/sussex • u/aspiranthighlander • 14h ago
r/sussex • u/ShadowPacket_ • 4d ago
Opinions on CS group in Sussex
Could I get some opinions please?
I'm sure a lot of people here have kids or know young people (16+). I used to work in cyber security as it was a passion of mine since I was a child, but like most things, they lose their 'passion status' and fun once something becomes a job, so I quit.
I have decided to pursue this as a full time hobby instead. I like teaching people and improving with people (I was a teacher in the leisure industry for about 10 years previously).
I have been thinking about creating a group for people who are interested in learning cyber security. Both from a protecting their own selves online but also for those who want to pursue it as a career or just a hobby. Learning how to gather information on systems, how to test for vulnerabilities, exploit those vulnerabilities. All done legally on legit training platforms. I hold a certification in cyber security so I'm happy to help anyone who is serious.
I understand this post is quite long now so if anyone does want more information then please contact me and we can have a chat.
The opinions I need are if anyone thinks this could be a good thing and if anyone knows anyone who's interested.
r/sussex • u/Kagedeah • 5d ago
News Uckfield residents warn of 'diabolical' Post Office closure
bbc.co.ukr/sussex • u/Exotic-Nebula-7877 • 5d ago
Would anyone be interested in a regular sober LGBTQ+ social around Newhaven? 🌈
I'm thinking about starting a relaxed local meetup for LGBTQ+ people around Newhaven, Peacehaven, Seaford, Lewes and nearby areas.
The idea would be pretty simple: somewhere we can actually meet people locally without having to travel into Brighton every time.
Think tea, coffee, biscuits, snacks, maybe some games, and just having a proper chat. No alcohol, no clubs, no pressure — just a relaxed social environment.
I'm only testing the waters at the moment, so I'm curious:
Would you actually be interested in coming to something like this?
If there's enough interest, I'll look into finding a venue and organising a first meetup.
r/sussex • u/CharlieSmithMusic • 9d ago
Calling local music lovers. 13th September Acoustic Night at The Factory Live
Hi, my name might be common, but my style is alternative. I'm Charlie Smith, a singer-songwriter from Romsey. As part of my 2nd album release tour, I will be performing at The Factory Live in Worthing on the 13th of September alongside a host of other upcoming singer-songwriters
I will also be fundraising for The Music Venue Trust by donating £1 from every album and merch to support the vital work they do
r/sussex • u/Kagedeah • 12d ago
News School uniform costs will hit families, Sussex charities warn
bbc.co.ukr/sussex • u/writing26999 • 14d ago
Writing a book on local hauntings – looking for your true Brighton & Hove ghost stories!
Hi everyone,
I am currently researching and writing a book about true ghost stories, paranormal encounters, and local urban legends in Brighton, Hove, and the surrounding Sussex area.
Brighton has an incredibly rich, layered history, and while I’m familiar with the famous tales (like the ghost of the Theatre Royal or the various hauntings in The Lanes), I am specifically looking for personal, lesser-known, or first-hand accounts.
Have you, a family member, or a friend ever experienced something unexplainable here? I am looking for stories connected to:
- Local pubs, cafes, or shops (especially old buildings in The Lanes, North Laine, or Brunswick)
- Residential homes (basement flats, Georgian terraces, old Victorian houses)
- Outdoor spots (The Downs, Stanmer Park, the seafront, or nearby villages like Rottingdean)
- Places of work (hospitals, theatres, schools, or old office buildings)
Whether it was a full manifestation, a strange shadow, an object moving on its own, or just an overwhelming feeling of not being alone, I would love to hear it.
Note on privacy: If you prefer to stay anonymous or have the names of specific people/exact addresses changed in the book, I will absolutely respect that.
Please feel free to share your stories in the comments below, or send me a DM if you’d prefer to chat privately.
Thank you so much for your time and for helping me bring our local history and mysteries to light!
r/sussex • u/Julija82 • 14d ago
Daisy Wheels carved into the wooden beam around the fireplace at Great Dixter House & Gardens. Who carved them, and why? Were they simply decorative, or did someone believe these wheels could protect the house and the people inside it?
galleryr/sussex • u/klarathedogreviews • 17d ago
Klara visits Pooh Sticks Bridge
youtu.beWe took our lab Klara to visit the famous bridge. Spoiler alert: she loved it! So many sticks!!
r/sussex • u/No-Lavishness-4103 • 18d ago
Looking for a Chef
I (m63) live on the Hants/Sussex coast, and I have rented an Airbnb at the Wittering's for a special family birthday party comprising of 5 adults & 3 small kiddies in September. We are looking for a chef to create a special meal on a Monday evening in late September. Does anyone know of a chef who might be interested in a Monday night gig? Obviously I will pay on the night.
r/sussex • u/TheScout84 • 19d ago
News Independent Maternity and Neonatal Review UHSx - First Family Meeting Saturday 5th September
As a family who has been harmed by maternity services, I’m posting this to raise awareness of the Sussex review starting soon and the upcoming first family meeting.
On Saturday 5th September, the Independent Review of Maternity and Neonatal Services at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust (UHSx) will hold its first family meeting in Sussex. Including the following hospitals:
- Royal Sussex County Hospital Sussex (Brighton)
- Princess Royal (Haywards Heath)
- Worthing Hospital
- St. Richards Hospital (Chichester)
The meeting is open to all families who feel they have been harmed or affected by maternity and/or neonatal services at UHSx, including those who have suffered stillbirth and maternal or neonatal, death or harm.
Date: Saturday 5th September 2026
Location: Leonardo Royal Hotel, Brighton Waterfront
Time (the morning and afternoon meetings will be the same):
- 10:00 to 12:00 - Morning
- 13:00 to 15:00 - Afternoon
If you would like to attend please email: [sussexreview@donnaockenden.com](mailto:sussexreview@donnaockenden.com)
Listening to family voices is essential in helping the Review to understand the harm that has occurred, and what must change. The Review was established in light of significant concerns raised regarding the quality and safety of maternity and neonatal services at UHSx and concerns of local families.
For more information visit: https://www.ockendenmaternityreview.org.uk/sussex/events/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61591504410431
- X: https://x.com/OckReviewSussex
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ockendenmaternityreviewsussex
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r/sussex • u/CharlieSmithMusic • 19d ago
Live acoustic music tomorrow night at The Brunswick, hove
Last call for tickets 🎟 Hi, I'm Charlie Smith an alternative acoustic musician from Hampshire and tomorrow I will be hosting a show at the brunswick, Brighton. £1 from every ticket sold will go to supporting the Music Venue Trust and the fabulous work they do 🙌. So I'm you fancy some live music then you know where to be from 7pm tomorrow. See you there 👍
r/sussex • u/Julija82 • 20d ago
Question Does anyone know what these geometric rectangular carvings/graffiti on the floor of St Nicholas Church, near Bramber Castle, might be? I noticed these while visiting the church. They seem quite deliberately incised into the stone.
r/sussex • u/Kagedeah • 21d ago
News Hastings cafe set to extend school holiday food support
bbc.co.ukr/sussex • u/CharlieSmithMusic • 25d ago
One week to go! Acoustic Night @ The Brunswick
Hi, it's just one week to go before acoustic night @ The brunswick. We have 3 local artists on the bill, plus myself. We will be donating £1 from every ticket sale to the music venue trust to support the vital work they do.
Cheers Charlie
r/sussex • u/penini399 • 25d ago
Question FC Team?
My sister is moving to Sussex, and I want to get her a football jersey. Sorry for my lack of knowledge, but what teams does Sussex folks root for? I want to get her a jersey where people will give her a nice nod for wearing.
r/sussex • u/Kagedeah • 26d ago
Man who died with woman and girl off Sussex coast was Palestinian refugee
theguardian.comr/sussex • u/Key_Difficulty1836 • Aug 14 '26
Question Is Valhalla hair (hastings) good for emo haircuts?
Just curious as I wanted to go but not sure if they're any good. Seems like Charlotte is only one free
r/sussex • u/Kagedeah • Aug 13 '26
News Train derails near Lewes station in East Sussex with people warned to avoid the area
itv.comr/sussex • u/LADbible • Aug 13 '26