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A plan to move the Brighton Station taxi rank back to Terminus Road has been put on hold. A Brighton and Hove City Council committee had been due to discuss the plan today (Tuesday 24 November). The Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee was to be asked to approve an...

Seven drivers have been fined after being caught fraudulently using disabled blue badges in Brighton and Hove. All seven admitted breaking the law when their cases were brought before magistrates by Brighton and Hove City Council. The drivers were all convicted of using a blue...

The Greens have accused Brighton and Hove City Council of “social cleansing” as part of the council’s response to welfare benefit cuts. The claim was made after the council said its response to benefit cuts “may include providing advice about which areas of the country are...

Scores of people are calling on the council to make Brighton College pay for the loss of Hove elm trees thought to have become infected by a logpile on college land. Fourteen elms were felled in August after being infected by beetles which were tracked down to a logpile...

Brighton’s Clock Tower Sanctuary, which supports homeless young people, has been chosen as one of five charities to feature on sandwich and salad boxes sold in Pret’s 300 food shops nationwide. 50p from every sandwich and baguette sold from Pret’s Christmas range will...

The cancellation of a Christmas charity show at the eleventh hour because of health and safety fears has left organisers “gutted” and confused. The news follows an outcry when the new trustees of the association which runs the centre, part of the Saltdean Lido...

A steep rise in rents in Brighton and Hove over the past year has been attributed to an increase in students and people forced out of London by even higher rents there. The average amount asked for a two-bedroom flat let by one lettings agent has risen 12% from £1,130 in 2014 t...