Bedbug plague is not new, say desperate tenants
Bedbug-plagued residents of a high-rise block in Brighton have reacted to a comment that appears to suggest that their landlord,...
Council prepares to start food waste collections next year
Food waste collections are due to start in a phased process across Brighton and Hove from next year, the council’s...
Former cub leader and first aid trainer found guilty of abusing boys
A former cub scout leader, swimming coach and first aid instructor has been found guilty of 79 counts of sexually...
Cyclist, 14, suffers head injury in crash with car
A 14-year-old cyclist suffered head injuries in a crash with a car in Peacehaven. Sussex Police issued an appeal for...
Two men punched in face in violent attack
Two men were punched in the face in a violent attack in the centre of Brighton, police said today (Tuesday...
CCTV cameras to be used to catch fly-tippers on Brighton estate
Fly-tippers beware! Closed-circuit television (CCTV) monitoring is coming to a Brighton housing estate. People living on the Bates Estate, off...
Council urges Hove schools to rethink plan to become academies
Brighton and Hove City Council is urging two Hove schools to rethink plans to join an academy trust. The council...
Prolific Brighton burglar back behind bars
A prolific Brighton burglar is back behind bars after he admitted two more break-ins since being released from prison on...
Parents of children with special needs call for extra help
Hundreds of parents whose children have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have called for holiday clubs and after-school activities...
Neighbours object to drinks licence for new café
Neighbours have objected to a café’s plans to serve alcohol at a former art gallery site. Fika Ave wants a...
Brighton and Hove local democracy reporter wins national award for election coverage
Brighton and Hove local democracy reporter Sarah Booker-Lewis has won a national award for her coverage of the general election....
Hove firms cook up community spirit
A community centre that was cooking on gas was left high and dry when its pipes were condemned and it...
Woman arrested and two people in hospital after glassing in restaurant
A Brighton woman has been arrested and two people were taken to hospital after a glassing attack in a restaurant...
Shout out for sites for park and ride scheme
A call has gone out to Brighton and Hove businesses and organisations for suitable land for a park and ride...
Parents call for delay in school catchment review
A group of parents urged Brighton and Hove City Council to delay any possible changes to secondary school catchments. Families...
Pavilion’s onion fundraiser reopened after more damage discovered
Brighton Pavilion is launching another crowdfunder for repairs to one of its onion domes after the damage was found to...
Voyager theme announced for this year’s Burning the Clocks
The annaul Burning the Clocks parade has announced a voyager theme for this year's winter solstice lantern parade. Community arts...
Groundwork set to begin on Old Steine roads revamp
THe groundwork for a wholesale reworking of the roads around the Old Steine will start next week with the resurfacing...
Work on Portslade level crossing to cause disruption on road and rail
The closure of Portslade's level crossing in two weeks is set to cause a weekend of travel chaos as trains...
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Owners of long-term empty houses to pay quadruple council tax
The owners of homes in Chichester which have stood empty for more than ten years will…
Doggy daycare’s relocation plans scotched over fears of noisy barking
The prospect of noise from 40 barking dogs has seen off plans to use land in…
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