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  • In pictures: Brighton and Hove Spring Harvest Festival

    New Road was packed to the brim with colourful and mouth-watering produce for the Big Sussex Market, part of Brighton and Hove’s Spring Harvest Festival, [...]

  • In pictures: the Pioneer Motorcycle Run

    The annual Pioneer Motorcycle run took place in bright spring sunshine yesterday.

    Hundreds of vintage motorbikes started their journey in Tattenham Corner by the Epsom Downs, [...]

  • Brighton benefit cheat landed with £2,400 bill

    A Brighton man has admitted four charges of fraudulently claiming housing benefit and council tax benefit.

    Patrick Stoney, 62, of Edward Street, Brighton, was fined £200 [...]

  • Demo targets Brighton University course closures

    Brighton University faces a demonstration against its proposed closure of seven vocational courses.

    The classes – in silversmithing, bookbinding, woodwork, photography, printmaking, ceramics and plastics – [...]

  • Swindled

    By Tim Hodges
    Brighton & Hove Albion 0 Swindon Town 1

    Albion will think themselves unlucky and rightly so. The Seagulls dominated long periods of this match, [...]

  • In pictures: Brighton and Hove Spring Harvest Festival

    New Road was packed to the brim with colourful and mouth-watering produce for the Big Sussex Market, part of Brighton and Hove’s Spring Harvest Festival, [...]

  • Brighton benefit cheat landed with £2,400 bill

    A Brighton man has admitted four charges of fraudulently claiming housing benefit and council tax benefit.

    Patrick Stoney, 62, of Edward Street, Brighton, was fined £200 [...]

  • Sainsbury’s opens without planning permission

    The controversial new Sainsbury’s in Western Road has opened without planning permission for its shopfront and cashpoint.

    Councillor Paul Elgood has hit out at Brighton and [...]

  • Google Street View launched in Brighton and Hove

    Google Street View has lanched in Brighton and Hove.

    The internet giant’s cars, with cameras mounted on their roofs, were busy photographing all the city’s roads [...]

  • Estate agents’ board decision due next month

    Brighton and Hove estate agents will learn next month whether their for sale boards have been sucessfully banned by the city council.

    A hearing at Hove [...]

Brighton’s temporary forest finds a permanent home

Trees from a miniature forest which appeared overnight in the city centre last summer before disappearing again will now find a home in East Brighton Park.

Brighton [...]

Whitehawk conman posed as his own uncle

A serial fraudster whose scams included posing as his dead uncle and selling non-existent Spice Girls tickets was jailed for seven years ago.

Billy Halliwell, 27, [...]

Brighton and Hove Christmas tree recycling points open on Monday

More than two dozen Christmas tree recycling sites in Brighton and Hove are due to open on Monday 28 December.
The Christmas tree recycling sites are [...]

East Brighton to have extra police patrols

Police are promising extra patrols across East Brighton in the run-up to Christmas to try to deter opportunist burglars from stealing presents.
Sgt Paul Gossland, of [...]

A thousand Brighton and Hove children hit the right notes at the Brighton Centre

A thousand children from Brighton and Hove sang to a packed house at the Brighton Centre this evening.

They were watched by close to a capacity [...]

Whitehawk's Barry the Hat fined for selling fake DVDs

A Whitehawk trader has been fined for selling pirate DVDs of classic films.

Barry Lee, 53, sold copies of The Italian Job, White Christmas, Gran Torino [...]

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