Brighton’s cathedral wants to mark 200 years with your memories
In May this year St Peter’s Church, often called Brighton’s “cathedral”, will celebrate 200 years since its foundation stone was...
In May this year St Peter’s Church, often called Brighton’s “cathedral”, will celebrate 200 years since its foundation stone was...
As an organisation tackling homelessness, BHT Sussex is heavily affected by the social, political and economic environment in which it...
People in Brighton were desperate for a budget which invested in our crumbling public services. Yet all they got from...
A year ago I published an opinion piece asking Does Brighton have a woman problem? It described ways in which...
As a property developer, the frustration at how badly the system operates has frequently led me to curse the role...
St Bartholomew’s School, which was founded over 150 years ago, is currently under threat of closure. The school community is...
Residents may be aware that a local family-run company called Matsim is trying to restore and renovate the Hippodrome in...
The freedom of the city was awarded posthumously last month to Mary Clarke, the first suffragette to die so that...
The last thing any council wants to do is propose the closure of a school in their area. We have...
A temporary memorial has been set up in Palmeira Square where every evening at 6.30pm, people meet to light candles...
Test bowler Jaydev Unadkat will return to Hove for the final matches in the County Championship, Sussex said this morning...
Sport England chair Chris Boardman visited Brighton Table Tennis Club this week and said: “It’s the most impressive set up...
Brighton and Hove Albion beat Roma with a sensational Danny Welbeck strike but went crashing out of the Europa League...
Brighton and Hove Albion could progress to the quarter finals of the Europa League but need one of the most...