Rail strike called off
A rail strike which would have seen walkouts this week and next has been suspended after Network Rail improved its pay offer. ...
Month: June 2015
Ambitious plans to create Brighton Freegle depot out of shipping containers needs your support
Brighton's resource goddess is appealing for help to create a sorting depot for reusable goods out of shipping containers. Cat ...
Firefighters called to oven blaze in Moulsecoomb
Firefighters were sent to an oven fire at a property in Brighton yesterday. Two crews from Brighton were mobilised at ...
Brighton cyclists on epic ride from Orkney to Paris
Two Brighton cyclists have set off today on an epic charity cycle ride from Orkney to Paris - with a ...
Suspended table inspired by Brighton student digs
Life can be a tight squeeze in bijou homes but University of Brighton students have come up with clever ideas ...
Churchill Square to lose its jaunty ‘hats’
Churchill Square is set to lose the tilted discs which perch by the two main entrances as part of its ongoing revamp. ...
Sussex cruise to victory on day three at Derby
An electric spell of reverse swing bowling from Jayden Seales inspired Sussex to a crushing victory over Derbyshire inside three...
Brighton and Hove Albion win at last
Brighton and Hove Albion finally won a football match, beating Aston Villa at the Amex this afternoon (Sunday 5 May)....
Premier League Match Day 36 – Brighton & Hove Albion v Aston Villa
Albion take on Aston Villa at the Anex with Bart Vanbruggen back in goal and Adam Webster making a rare...
Robinson helps give Sussex the edge on day one at Derby
England fast bowler Ollie Robinson took two wickets as Sussex had the better of a gloomy first day against Derbyshire...