Being a mum can be hard work! Make sure you thank the mums in your life this Mother’s Day, (Sunday 31 March), with some of these nice ideas. Don’t worry, even if you’ve forgotten and are having a last minute panic, you’ll be able to do one of these.

Check out our homemade and store bought ideas for this Mother's Day

We've got some simple and fun activities to keep children of all ages entertained over the Easter holidays.

The fun doesn’t have to stop once you’re all sick of chocolate…

Make sure there's never a dull moment with these craft and baking ideas!

We have launched a new app called ’50 things to do before you’re five’, which is free to download and packed full of fun, free or low-cost activities for your under-fives.

Those first five years can be exhausting, challenging, joyful, life changing, and everything in between! They are so vital in your child’s development – they make them who they are. 

The 50 activities on the list are all little things, many of which you would have done before. However there are some that you may not have thought of, that your child will love - like learning some sign language.

Looking for inspiration to get out and enjoy the East Sussex countryside as the warm sunshine breaks the winter’s chill?

If so, you’re in luck.

This April residents are being offered a unique opportunity to learn more about the history and work of the Sussex Wildlife Trust and have a whistle-stop tour of the sites it manages.

It’s never too early to plan summer activities for the kids, especially as we all know how quickly the warmer months come around.

If you have a musically minded child who already plays an instrument, whether they’re a beginner or have experience – East Sussex Music's summer school might be just the thing for them.

East Sussex Youth Cabinet supports campaign to tackle knife crime. The county’s Youth Cabinet has given its backing to a Sussex Police campaign to tackle the growing issue of knife crime.

New tourism award for house which hosted Picasso. Farleys House and Gallery in Chiddingly, near Lewes, has again been named by tourism body Visit England as one of its ‘hidden gems’ – the third time it’s received the accolade.