Mast proposal returns with planners poised to say no again
A fresh attempt to put a mobile phone mast on the roof of a block of flats is due to...
Academy chain poised to take over council nursery
A nursery is expected to be handed to an academy chain even though a public consultation found little appetite for...
Red heat alert prompts schools to close again tomorrow
The red heat health alert has prompted all the state seconadry schools in Brighton and Hove to announce that they...
Second player from Hove tennis club reaches Wimbledon
A second woman from a Hove club has made it to Wimbledon for the world’s oldest tennis tournament. Alicia Dudeney,...
Second red warning issued for tomorrow
A second red heat warning covering Brighton and Hove has been issued for tomorrow. The warning, published by the Met...
Chinese restaurateur returns to The Lanes
The former owner of a much-loved Chinese restaurant in The Lanes is opening a new venue just a stone's throw...
Voting under way in by-election
Voting is under way in the Goldsmid by-election today (Thursday 25 June) for a seat on Brighton and Hove City...
i360 report leads to heated exchanges
A “lessons learnt” report about Brighton and Hove City Council’s decision to broker a £36 million loan for the i360...
Council criticised for keeping key committee in the dark
Opposition councillors said that they had been kept in the dark about a number of key licensing matters since Brighton...
Young Badgers heading to Wimbledon
Badgers Tennis Club is celebrating after three juniors from the Brighton outfit smashed their way to victory in the prestigious...
Funding found for suffragette statue
A long-running campaign for a new statue to commemorate the life of suffragette Mary Clarke will now go ahead, after...
Fraudster scams shop staff
A shop owner has spoken out after a fraudster scammed her staff – and the police have published security camera...
Last set of road closures for Valley Gardens work to start next week
The final push to complete the Valley Gardens project begins next week with the final set of road closures for...
Schools close and council services stop as temperatures soar
Schools are closing and some council services are being suspended as temperatures continue to climb in Brighton and Hove. All...
Red heat warning extended to Brighton and Hove
The Met Office's red weather warning for heat has been extended to Brighton and Hove - and a new amber...
Road safety risk if old school becomes charity hub, warns report
Cyclists and pedestrians will be at greater risk from increased traffic if a disused school is turned into a charity...
Equal pay claims pose ‘unquantifiable’ financial risk, councillors told
More than 1,000 unresolved equal pay claims continue to put Brighton and Hove City Council’s finances at risk, according an...
Heatwave prompts Brighton school’s partial closure for two days
UPDATE The whole school is now closed on Wednesday 24 June and Thursday 25 June. The heatwave has prompted a...
Parking charges cut along stretch of seafront after ‘feedback’
Parking charges are being cut along a stretch of the seafront after “feedback” from businesses, councillors and residents, Brighton and...
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