The kinky traffic wardens are back in Brighton – after a seven-year gap.
The pair were patrolling New Road as part of Fringe City issuing tickets to [...]
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 Education Secretary Michael Gove addressed Brighton College’s annual conference for school leaders yesterday (Thursday 10 May). He praised the school and its head teacher Richard Cairns, saying: [...]  The organisers of the Kemptown Carnival have put out an appeal for volunteers. They are looking for a stage manager, sound assistant, production runner, crew assistant and [...]  Students from Varndean College and Brighton University are to take part in the Levelympics at the weekend. People living in the area are also invited to take [...]  Hove MP Mike Weatherley is running a competition for aspiring musicians for a second year. He held a launch party on Friday to call for nominations for [...]  Labour councillors say that they hope to save Brighton and Hove’s mobile library from the axe in the budget debate on Thursday (23 February). Funding for the [...]  Charles Dickens’s great-great-grandson is due to unveil a blue plaque in Brighton tomorrow (Wednesday 8 February) to commemorate the author. Ian Dickens will unveil the plaque at [...]  An off-duty police officer has found the body of a Peacehaven man six weeks after he was reported missing. The officer recognised the distinctive white camper van [...]  The old fruit and veg market in Circus Street is to be turned into a new library for Brighton University and up to 400 student flats. Cathedral, [...]  A Brighton writer’s play is up for the Best Drama award at the first BBC Audio Drama Awards. The radio version of The First Domino was adapted [...] |
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