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Thousands of pounds of public money are being wasted in Brighton and Hove after the government changed the rules about financial checks. The costly waste came to light when councillors were told that contributions to teachers’ pensions were no longer required to be covered in the...

Three men tried to rape a woman in the street in Brighton as she walked home from a night out. The 23-year-old was attacked in Western Street, Brighton, on the corner of Sillwood Street, when the men grabbed her, pulled her to the ground and tried to force her jeans down. She...

A further education college is holding its final opening evening of the year in Brighton tonight (Tuesday 18 November) City College Brighton and Hove is holding the event at all three of its campuses with a regular shuttle service running between all three. Potential student s...

Some travellers taking the Thameslink service from Brighton to London – and back – will be making the journey in new trains from next month. Govia Thameslink Railway, which took over the service in September, is testing its new fleet of Electrostar class 387/1s in December. They...

Where will our children live? And what about the poor? Housing chairman Bill Randall is in a hurry for answers Ask Brighton and Hove’s politicians to name the most pressing problem facing the city and many will say housing. Rising prices – whether buying or renting – make it...