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Lloyds Bank is to close its Sussex House call centre in Brighton with the loss of almost 400 jobs, it announced today. The Unite union said that coupled with earlier job losses, this meant 580 of the bank’s employees on the south coast in Sussex would be out of work. The banking...

Sainsbury’s is preparing to open a supermarket in Preston Village, Brighton, despite opposition from residents before the company had even announced its plans. The Argus reports tonight that the supermarket giant plans to open a 3,000 sq ft Sainsbury’s Local on the...

The incredible flocks of starlings swooping over the remains of Brighton’s West Pier have been a growing attraction for visitors to the city for some years. Now, the RSPB has built a mobile viewing platform to allow birdwatchers to get a closer look at their airbourne...

Brighton commuters are enduring massive delays tonight after a man reportedly chased a dog along the railway tracks at Haywards Heath. Southern Railway, First Capital Connect and Gatwick Express services are all either being delayed or cancelled as a result of the incident....

A premium rate Brighton and Hove tourist information phoneline is set to be scrapped. VisitBrighton revealed today half its complaints are about the 50p a minute service, to which calls have plummeted from 100,000 in 2000 to just 12,000 this year. Now, in a bid to help the city’s...

Detectives from Sussex Police are appealing for information, after two men posing as police officers stole hundreds of pounds from elderly women. The men carried out distractions burglaries at two homes in Summer Close, in the Fishersgate area of Southwick, at around 7pm on...

The University of Brighton is leading a campaign to fight the rise of HIV in European gay tourist destinations. From 2003 to 2007, there was a 39 per cent increase in HIV cases in Europe. Researchers believe that increasing globalisation and tourism, coupled with people tiring of...