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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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

Hundreds March for Jobs through Brighton and Hove

The Brighton and Hove Trade Union Council’s March for Jobs on Saturday saw hundreds of people march through the city centre in protest at job [...]

Falmer firm safe from predator

Southern Water’s maintenance partner Mouchel has managed to stave off a takeover bid from rival infrastructure group VT Group.

Mouchel is joint owner of Holleran Mouchel, [...]

Brighton pub to become housing?

A Brighton pub looks likely to be converted into housing in the Regency conservation area.

The bar, formerly known as The Angel, The Entertainer and The [...]

Brighton shop offers instant HIV tests

Superdrug is offering instant HIV tests at one of its Brighton stores.

The test will be carried out by a registered nurse and a result given [...]

West Pier market opens on Saturday

The West Pier market is to reopen for the summer this Saturday.

The market takes place every weekend, bank holiday and every day during summer on [...]

Hove ice cream parlour temporarily closed

A popular ice cream parlour on Hove seafront is closed for refurbishment this week.

Marocco's is closed for refurbishment

Marocco’s Italian restaurant and ice cream parlour has [...]

Brighton and Hove apprentices used as ‘cheap labour’, union claims

A union activist is claiming Brighton and Hove City Council is using apprentices as “cheap labour” to replace the scores of staff it is laying [...]

Brighton’s first shopping festival kicks off next month

Hundreds of Brighton boutiques are to take part in the city’s first shopping festival next month.

The month-long festival aims to show off the best clothes [...]

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