The owner of a terraced house in a Brighton conservation area has been ordered to carry out repairs and improvements.
The terraced property, at 23 and 24 [...]
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 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, [...]  An independent watchdog has carried out an unannounced inspection of Brighton and Hove’s child protection work. Ofsted inspector Stephen Hart wrote to Brighton and Hove City Council [...]  Brighton and Hove Citizens Advice Bureau has seen a big rise in the number of people seeking help over the past few years. And dealing with rising [...]  The architect behind a controversial project on the edge of Shoreham Harbour spelt out his vision at a Regency Society lecture in Brighton on Wednesday evening [...]  Three men face court today charged with conspiring to steal more than £2 million from Sussex University. Gurdip Singh, 36, Hamel Bakriana, 35, of Campbell Avenue, Thurmaston, [...]  The Open Market started trading from its temporary home in Francis Street today (Monday 9 January). Traders moved as the market – between London Road and The [...]  Changes to housing benefit rules “will usher in a year of housing and homelessness misery for hundreds of people in Brighton and Hove”, according to a [...] The leader of Brighton and Hove City Council has said he will step down. Councillor Bill Randall, the country’s first Green Party council leader, has been in [...]  The Co-op has been refused permission to knock down its old department store in London Road, Brighton, and replace it with 407 student flats. The application was [...] |
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