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Staff working at a Brighton call centre have made a charity paperchain as long as the Shard – the landmark London building – is tall. The Domestic and General (D&G) staff, based in Queen Square, Brighton, made the paperchain for their national charity of the year Get...

Roads through Brighton and Hove were brought to a halt tonight as hundreds of demonstrators marched in protest at plans to bomb Syria. The protest, organised just 24 hours beforehand, assembled at the war memorial on the Old Steine at 5.30pm, on the eve of a vote in the...

The campaigners hoping to revive the fortunes of the Hippodrome in Brighton have called a public meeting this evening to share their plans and report on progress. The meeting is open to the public and is due to start at St Paul’s Church, in West Street, Brighton, at 6pm this...

Hundreds of people are expected to take part in an anti-war demo at the Old Steine this afternoon. About 3,600 people have said they will attend the protest, which was organised less than 24 hours ago, on its Facebook page – and although the numbers who turn up are likely...

Plans for a major redevelopment of the Aquarium Terraces to include a new branch of the Soho House members club have been recommended for approval. The proposals, which include replacing the lower tier glass pavilion with a new cafe, the removal of the circular buildin...

A teacher from Hove has appealed against a conviction for harassing his old head by putting up wanting posters accusing her of perjury. Brian Tomlins, 60, of Hogarth Road, Hove, put up the posters in the area around West Hove Junior School – now Hove Junior School – in June. He...

A parcel left outside the Territorial Army Centre sparked a bomb scare which led to the closure of Dyke Road last night. The centre itself was sealed off and the road closed when the alarm was raised shortly after 7pm. But the alert soon ended when it was established the...