Seafront officers report rising tide of law-breaking dog walkers and cyclists
Seafront officers are tackling a rising tide of law-breaking dog walkers and cyclists in Brighton and Hove. Other problems include ...
Day: June 15, 2020
Bus boss urges passengers to follow face mask rules on public transport
A bus boss has urged passengers to follow the new covid-19 coronavirus face mask rules when travelling on public transport ...
Pride awaits key decision from Brighton and Hove councillors
The current organisers of the annual Pride festival in Brighton and Hove are expected to receive a significant vote of ...
Are lessons from Brighton and Hove’s £1m school transport fiasco being ignored?
The council risks repeating the mistakes that led to a £1 million overspend on home to school transport, put children’s ...
‘United We Stream’ launches in Brighton
Brighton joins the global streaming community with ‘United We Stream’ launching in the city this week. A movement that started ...
Brighton vegan pizza restaurant to open branch in Patisserie Valerie in Hove
The bosses of a vegan pizza restaurant in Brighton plan to open another branch of their business in the old ...
Brighton medical expert aims to trace thousands of ‘missing’ coronavirus cases
A Brighton medical expert has suggested a way to use patient notes that could offer solution to tracing thousands of ...
Sussex slump to 100-run defeat in T20 at Hove
Essex 204-6 (20 overs) Sussex 104 (17.3 overs) Essex won by 100 runs Skipper Simon Harmer had a night to...
Hove tennis star beaten in doubles at Wimbledon
Hove tennis star Alicia Dudeney was beaten in her first round ladies doubles match at Wimbledon today (Thursday 2 July)....
Sussex Sharks mauled by Warwickshire Bears in T20 at Edgbaston
Warwickshire Bears 198-3 (20 overs) Sussex Sharks 122 (16.3 over) Warwickshire Bears beat Sussex Sharks by 76 runs Warwickshire Bears...
Rising tennis star from Hove bows out on first day at Wimbledon
Hove tennis star Alicia Dudeney made her Wimbledon debut on court 4 today (Monday 29 June) but, despite a battling...
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