Brighton’s Early Music Festival choir recently sang in the Italian town of Spello, marking 800 years since the death of St Francis of Assisi

Is there an opportunity to make more use of our rooftops and help nature thrive by itself?

Red caps and blue caps, the people protecting Crowborough by terrorising everyone in it

A festival should be a place to escape, but increasingly real life seems to be edging its way in

Lyme disease can be hard to diagnose, and if untreated for some time, patients may suffer chronic symptoms, known as post treatment Lyme disease syndrome

Unanswered questions asked of Southern Water don’t just flow away

What are the implications regarding a "reversal of Brexit?"

Surely the answer to dry summers and drought is obvious: find some land, dig a very large hole and store more water

The quaint village of Lyminster holds ancient tales of dragons - an introduction to Knucker Hole

Lone men are demonised by dehumanising language that presents them as potential criminals rather than the vulnerable individuals they are

The triple lock cut pensioner poverty but is costly; its proposed reform would retain inflation protection while reducing long-term spending

A new, diverse and inclusive crowd has turned Dulwich Hamlet from a sleepy non-league side to a cult club in a corner of south London

Hate has no place within society, let alone in the corridors of power

There is a peacefulness found in enjoying the last warm days in late summer, topping up the battery before winter

The wider indirect deaths including of children resulting from the war on Iran are under-reported but no less tragic

River Ems is a precious chalkstream facing pressures that put the river and its wild fish populations at risk. A volunteer tells us why he became a citizen scientist to help protect the River

By releasing captive bred turtle doves in Hampshire this year, the National Park Authority is cutting corners and ignoring experts

The charm and atmosphere of the wonderful Viktoria Zizkov arena

Let's try to notice what we take, waste less of it, keep things longer, and thank the earth for its generosity

My trig pillar count continues to grow

Lewes Council is the first to grant rights to trees when making planning decisions

Reform's claim to be anti-establishment is not backed up with evidence

Sussex Bylines journalists visit the Newhaven Lifeboat on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the RNLI

Sussex Bylines journalists visit the Newhaven Lifeboat on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the RNLI

A welcome to the autumn equinox

An Englishman’s tour of Prague’s football clubs: Part 3, Sparta Prague

A welcome to the autumn equinox

Governments have options on how to spend money and what they get back in return

Striving to get rich seems to have become more socially acceptable in Sweden

The evidence suggests that in fact he did the journey by sea 

Let’s think about the future of the forest before we strip it of its precious resources

A moving meditation on cycling, endurance, identity and escape

Put survivors’ testimony about Mohamed Al-Fayed in front of MPs – securing an inquiry, breaking down barriers and holding power to account.

A moving meditation on cycling, endurance, identity and escape

The BrightonFoodStory festival in October highlights a city willing to ask questions about the future of its food

The BrightonFoodStory festival in October highlights a city willing to ask questions about the future of its food

Put survivors’ testimony about Mohamed Al-Fayed in front of MPs – securing an inquiry, breaking down barriers and holding power to account.

The story of devolution and the Poulson affair

There is no doubt that engaging with short-form content is not always a productive pastime, but just how harmful is it?

Cleaning up politics: how Britain rebuilds trust – Zoom, Thu 3 Sep 2026 - LIVE WEBINAR. Part of the Bylines Network "making sense of our times" series. Andy Burnham, Britain’s new Prime Minister, has...

Why we urgently need more young people involved in local government and housing