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At least five services of remembrance have been planned for Brighton and Hove this weekend. The main parade and service in Brighton will take place at the War Memorial in Old Steine on Remebrance Sunday, which this year fall on Armistice Day (Sunday 11 November). The parade is...

A 14-year-old boy was cleared of manslaughter by a jury at Hove Crown Court today (Thursday 8 November). The boy, who cannot be named because of his age, killed 19-year-old Connor Saunders when he punched him in the head in Rottingdean in April. Connor fell unconscious to the...

A Brighton councillor has been cleared of breaking the code of conduct that governs the way local politicians are supposed to behave. Lynda Hyde, who represents the Rottingdean Coastal ward on Brighton and Hove City Council, was accused of being rude about the volunteers running...

Brighton and Hove’s topical political programme The Vote Show is back on air, featuring four of the candidates to be the first police commissioner for Sussex. The Latest TV programme is presented by Frank le Duc, editor of Brighton and Hove News. Find out which of the candidates...

Police are trying to trace a man who they believe has stolen Poppy appeal tins from two shops in Brighton. They have named the suspect as 41-year-old Martin Grimshaw, also known as John Martin Grimshaw. They issued an appeal after the first tin was stolen from Sainsbury’s in...

Two Brighton men played music so loud that it shook their neighbour’s bed, a court was told. Officials from Brighton and Hove City Council seized TVs and music equipment from the property at St Martin’s Court in St Martin’s Street, Brighton. They took the noise-making equipment...