Month: February 2016

A councillor has appealed for help solving a theft that left old people without a television, games console, DVD player ...

By Tim Hodges Chris Hughton has revealed to Brighton and Hove News that  Jiri Skalak will be involved in Albion's ...

Government funding for local authorities is biased towards fellow Conservatives, according to the Labour leader of Brighton and Hove City ...

Another section of the West Pier has fallen into the sea this morning (Thursday 11 February). A central piece of ...

The council’s blueprint for the future of Brighton and Hove has won official backing from a government planning inspector. The ...

A Brighton man has been found guilty of raping a 19-year-old woman who lived near his Woodingdean home. Michael Doos, ...

The Older People’s Council has criticised proposed changes to bus pass conditions as Brighton and Hove City Council prepares to ...

A Brighton and Hove commercial property agent has written about the “huge challenges” facing the city. Phil Graves, managing director ...

St Andrew’s CE Primary School won Brighton and Hove’s first Primary Schools Table Tennis Championship. The other schools taking part ...

Sussex Police is trying to tackle the challenges that it faces in recruiting black and ethnic minority officers. Its efforts ...