Here are links to some of my pieces for Sussex Newspapers:

*I quickly realised that covering inquests can result in trolling, so they have now been made anonymous, hence the 'staff reporter' byline on some of the pieces listed below*

August - December 2021

• Eastbourne residents stand up against ‘snowball of planning applications’

• Lib Dem leader visits ‘vibrant’ Eastbourne

• Eastbourne residents ‘appalled’ by new car parking costs

• Battle over Eastbourne car park charges continues

• Eastbourne beach hut broken into and filled with drug paraphernalia

• Eastbourne car park saga ends with site being made for permit holders only

• Eastbourne residents say the loss of Co-op and Post Office store is a ‘grave situation'

• Public consultation shows off plans for former Eastbourne boarding school

• Hospital travel campaign series: Story 1, Story 2

• Experiencing the ‘life-changing’ Drusillas spider phobia course in Alfriston

• Eastbourne has the highest covid rate of infection in East Sussex

• Eastbourne mother on life support from lupus flare-up over Christmas

• ‘Absolutely disgusting’ attack on autistic child in Eastbourne park on Christmas Day

April - July 2021

• ‘We’re all excited, it’s been a long time coming’: East Sussex traders share their excitement in reopening

• Drink-driver jailed following high speed police chase through Lewes

• Former Eastbourne police chief pens book in response to BBC’s Line of Duty

• Drug-driver jailed for causing high speed crash which left Hailsham man with serious injuries

• “We’ve lost everything”: Pevensey Bay couple open up about being saved from a house fire by their dog

• ‘He was an honest hard working man who loved his family’: Tributes paid to man found in the sea near Eastbourne*

• ‘Our cheeky, funny, beautiful blue-eyed girl’: Tributes paid to Eastbourne teenager who died last month

• ‘It’s not good enough’: Hastings woman fights for daughter to get a vital wheelchair from Eastbourne

• Eastbourne councillors clash over change in bin collections

• My seafood master class with Eastbourne chef

• Tributes paid after sudden death of ‘much-loved’ Eastbourne man*

• Multi-million pound plan to transform Eastbourne

• Brighton cat killer jailed for stabbing nine cats to death

• Eastbourne set to benefit from multi-million pound government flood protection scheme

• Ad feature:

January - March 2021

• Eastbourne woman sets up petition to share awareness of son’s terminal condition

• People’s ‘lives are being ruined’ by unsafe cladding problem in Eastbourne

• Eastbourne schools react to lockdown: ‘It has been an exceptionally anxious and unnerving time’

• Sussex PCC supports new domestic abuse services

• Eastbourne woman fed up with ‘disgraceful’ service from her housing provider

• Hailsham childcare boss fears over changes to funding in Covid pandemic

• Eastbourne campaigners ‘very pleased’ with Costa plans changing

• Lewes mum leads ‘essential’ laptop initiative

• Meet the teenage influencer from Lewes

• Victims of Lewes arson attack speak out: ‘We are all just broken, hurt and angry’

• Eastbourne man drives 300 miles in lockdown to chase his dream: ‘All I can say is a big sorry’

• Everything you need to know about Covid payouts for Eastbourne’s small businesses

• NHS trust admits ‘things were missed’ which led to the death of a Polegate woman*

• Good news for Eastbourne residents living with ‘unsafe’ building cladding

• Borough council tax to rise by two per cent

• Police tackle drug dealing in Eastbourne in day of ‘targeted operations’

• ‘He was one in a million’: Tributes paid to popular Eastbourne man

• Increasing number of male domestic abuse victims in Sussex

• Residents ‘bitterly unhappy’ at plan to turn Eastbourne GP surgery into 19-bed house share

• Tributes paid to ‘popular and kind-hearted’ Seaford teenager

• Eastbourne looks back over the last year since lockdown started

• ‘We’re all excited, it’s been a long time coming’: East Sussex traders share their excitement in reopening