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Customer service has come a long way in a short time at Southern Water, according to one of the company’s senior executives. The firm has used technology to help drive the change but it has also focused on the way that it deals with people. That has also meant a “root and branch...

The director of Universal Credit was in Hove today as the controversial new benefits system is rolled out across the city, affecting around 20,000 households over the next few years. In Hove, one of the jobcentres that is part of the expansion of #UniversalCredit, that begins...

The developers behind ambitious plans for an open air swimming pool on Madeira Drive now want to build a temporary pool because of uncertainties about the terraces redevelopment – but intend on opening it as soon as next spring. Not knowing when – or if – the...

Spanish people living and working in and around the Brighton and Hove area are planning a show of support for Catalans. The demonstration follows the referendum on Catalan independence on Sunday (1 October) which was marked by violence as police tried to stop people from voting....

Residents fear that Brighton’s universities are set to exploit a newly found loophole which allows them to ignore restrictions on shared houses after the University of Sussex moved students into a house in an area already saturated with them. Brighton and Hove City Council...

A Brighton ‘yarn anarchist’ has employed her knitting needles to create a blanket which welcomes refugees into the city – and hopes to use it to raise money to house refugees. Dani Ahrens’ artwork is currently on display in the window of Community Base in...

Brighton based cartoonist and visual artist David Shrigley will be Brighton Festival’s guest director next year, it was revealed today. Best known for his distinctive drawing style and works that make satirical comments on the absurdity of 21st-century society,...