Brighton's busiest bus stops due to return to normal today
Buses should be able to use the busiest stops in the centre of Brighton once again after repairs to a ...
Year: 2010
Hove MP asks about funding for carers
Hove MP Mike Weatherley has highlighted the risk to funding for carers with a question to Health Secretary Andrew Lansley ...
Hunt is on for Brighton and Hove's best Chinese chef
Tomorrow chefs from across Brighton and Hove will be competing to see who cooks the best Chinese food in the ...
Police investigate Hove hospital death
Police are investigating the death of a woman who died at a mental health hospital in Hove. Rosemary Grafan, 22, ...
Brighton and Hove residents offered free or cheap loft and cavity insulation
The council is offering low-priced or free home insulation in time for Christmas. The offer is part of Energy Saving ...
Victims of hate to be remembered
A vigil is due to take place today by the fountain in the Old Steine, Brighton, as part of the ...
Brighton pupils monitor air quality for 2-year experiment
Brighton children have started measuring exhaust emissions in and around their school as part of a two-year experiment. Part of ...
East Saltdean by-election victor wins by just four votes
Conservative candidate Paul Evans won the East Saltdean by-election for a seat on Telscombe Town Council yesterday by just four ...
Owners of derelict seafront sites in Hove served with enforcement notices
The owners of two eyesore seafront properties in Hove have been served with enforcement notices. And a third site is ...
Fishy appointment for Hove councillor
A Hove Labour councillor has been chosen to sit on a new fisheries watchdog. Melanie Davis, who represents Goldsmid on ...
Sussex well beaten in One Day Cup at Durham
Durham 352-5 (50 overs) Sussex 280 (43.5 overs) Durham (4 points) beat Sussex (0 points) by 72 runs A magnificent...
Sussex fall short in One Day Cup opener
Glamorgan 295-8 (50 overs) Sussex Sharks 283-8 (50 overs) Glamorgan (4 points) beat Sussex (0 points) by 12 runs Glamorgan’s...
King Alfred short-changes children and young people, say objectors
The new King Alfred swimming pool offers little for older children and young adults, according to objectors. Hundreds of people...
Heritage groups criticise King Alfred plans
Conservation groups have criticised the design of a proposed new £65 million King Alfred swimming pool and leisure centre, saying...
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