Month: July 2014

Brighton and Hove Buses has made changes to many of its services this autumn, from wholesale revision of routes to ...

The March for England through Brighton could have cost the city's businesses millions according to a new survey. The nationalist ...

A year after its transformation, The Level has been awarded a prestigious Green Flag award. The Level by Steve McNicholas ...

The Giggling Squid in Hove has been forced to close after a deluge of massive hailstones ripped through its roof, ...

Local Conservative Party members are due to meet tomorrow (Wednesday 30 July) to choose a candidate to stand in Hove ...

MP Simon Kirby has called for a statue of Britain's oldest WWI veteran Henry Allingham in Whitehall as a tribute ...

There were tears and a standing ovation as Alison Lapper MBE received a University of Brighton honorary Doctor of Arts at the ...

Travellers set up camp at Preston Barracks, 19 Acres and Black Rock this week. The encampments all sprung up over ...

A Brighton businesswoman is one of the 12 hopefuls competing in this year's Great British Bake Off. Kate is one ...

The Brighton i360 has commissioned street artists to decorate hoardings which will be put around the building site next Monday. ...