After several years of waiting the Royal Sussex Regimental badge that adorns the front of the Bexhill Drill Hall, one of the very few original drill halls that remain in Sussex, has finally seen the renovation completed. Confirmation has been received that the Sussex...

Following call-up in 1942 and initial training at Colchester North Camp, Pte John Cocker was posted to the 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex, which he joined in Cairo after landing at Port Said in northern Egypt. The Battalion was on its way to Persia and Iraq following the...

Shown on the left of the picture is Jack ‘Lofty’ Waters, who recently passed away in Canada. The image was taken in 1951 and submitted to us by his family in memory of Jack, who, according to his brother Eric, was immensely proud of the fact that he formed part of the...

Regimental Association Chairman Maj. (retd) Barry Lane MBE TD stands by the Regiments plot in Westminster.

Standards gather in the market square at Midhurst, adjacent to the War Memorial, in preparation for the towns 2024 commemoration.

Having moved to The Hassocks Hotel two years ago for their branch meetings, Mid Sussex branch celebrated with the mounting of a Royal Sussex plaque in the bar.  

During August last year Mid Sussex Branch paid a visit to our Houses of Parliament. The  day commenced with a meal at the Union Jack Club, and then onto Westminster on one of the hottest days of the summer. The tour was very informative with the added benefit of audio...

The Mid Sussex Branch were guests at the Tower of London on a glorious Sunday morning last year. The Branch marched in, led by their Standard, from Traitors Gate to the chapel for an 11 o'clock service. Chairman David Allaway gave the salute with tourist clapping as...