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A suspected thief has been captured on closed-circuit television riding off on a £1,000 bike in the centre of Brighton. And today (Thursday 20 July) Sussex Police published his picture in the hope that he will turn himself in – or that someone will recognise him and report him....

A judge has cleared a 62-year-old former teacher of threatening a security guard in an outburst at Hove Town Hall. Brian Tomlins, of Wish Road, Hove, was charged with two counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour. He was accused of putting security...

Brighton and Hove City Council has sold its former seafront headquarters for more than £26 million, it was announced this afternoon (Thursday 20 July). King’s House, in Kingsway, is expected to be turned into housing once planning permission has been given. Council leader Warren...

A Brighton school facing cuts will get by with a little help from its friends – thanks to a raffle prize donated by the artist Sir Peter Blake. Sir Peter, who co-designed the Beatles Sgt Pepper album cover, donated a limited edition box set of five Brighton-inspired prints to...

Brighton and Hove’s wildly popular fundraising Snowdogs by the Sea are set to have a successor. Martletts Hospice, which raised £310,000 through the Snowdog sculptures, will launch a new fundraising art trail in 2018. The hospice has yet to reveal what design will be chosen for...

A tattoo parlour whose Pride party was turned into an unauthorised rave by a pirate radio station last year has been given the go ahead to throw another this year after promising she has severed links with the rogue DJs. Chapter XIII in Pool Valley agreed to let Trickstar Radio...

More discoveries of Quaker burials suggest builders moved some skeletons during the construction of the Prince Regent’s riding stables in the early nineteenth century. Fifteen undisturbed graves have been found under the Corn Exchange’s mini conference room by a team...