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Brighton policeman proud to lay wreath at Rottingdean service

A Brighton police officer who has just returned from service in Iraq says he was honoured to lay a wreath at a Remembrance Sunday service in Rottingdean. Detective Constable Chris Hike, an officer based on Brighton & Hove Division, has recently returned from a seven and a...

Posted On 09 Nov 2009 at 11:10 pm

, By Sue Pearson

Hunt for young boy seen wandering streets of Brighton

Police say they are “very worried” about this young boy spotted wandering the streets of Brighton alone. The boy, thought to be about 12, was seen by a passer by on the seafront in Kings Road just before 11pm on Sunday, November 8. He was alone, and carrying a roller-suitcase, a...

Posted On 09 Nov 2009 at 11:07 pm

, By Sue Pearson

As strike begins, rubbish piles up in Brighton and Hove

As the first day of all out action by Brighton and Hove binmen begins, rubbish is already overflowing onto the streets of the city. The streetcleaners are taking action Brighton and Hove City Council’s plans to slash their wages by up to £8,000 to bring them into line with...

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Brighton policeman proud to lay wreath at Rottingdean service

Hunt for young boy seen wandering streets of Brighton

As strike begins, rubbish piles up in Brighton and Hove

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