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Police and crime commissioner invites questions from the public

The Sussex police and crime commissioner is inviting the public to put questions in writing to her in advance of a meeting with councillors in a fortnight’s time. Katy Bourne is due to attend the Sussex Police and Crime Panel meeting, starting at 11am on Friday 20 January, at...

Posted On 03 Jan 2017 at 9:37 pm

, By Frank le Duc

Prime Minister congratulates Brighton charity on 50 years of helping sick children

The Prime Minister Theresa May has written to congratulate the much-loved Brighton charity Rockinghorse on its golden jubilee. Mrs May, who was born in Eastbourne, said that 50 years of supporting the children of Sussex was a superb achievement. Rockinghorse was set up in 1967 by...

Posted On 03 Jan 2017 at 6:32 pm

, By Frank le Duc

King Alfred scheme to include more flats and a taller building on Hove seafront

The plans to replace the King Alfred Leisure Centre look like being a couple of storeys higher and including dozens more flats as the developer tries to make the sums add up. Save Hove campaigner Valerie Paynter, who campaigned against the previous Karis plans for the site,...

Posted On 03 Jan 2017 at 3:37 am

, By Frank le Duc

Planning inspector to rule on plans to build an old people’s home in Patcham

A planning inspector is to be asked to rule on whether a developer can build an old people’s home in Brighton. The home for over 70s would replace three bungalows and two two-storey houses in Old London Road, Patcham. YourLife Management Services, from Woking, Surrey, has...

Posted On 03 Jan 2017 at 1:52 am

, By Frank le Duc

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Police and crime commissioner invites questions from the public

Prime Minister congratulates Brighton charity on 50 years of helping sick children

King Alfred scheme to include more flats and a taller building on Hove seafront

Planning inspector to rule on plans to build an old people’s home in Patcham

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