Month: June 2020

Edward Codrington Statues and street names which celebrate figures connected to the slave trade and colonialism are to be reviewed ...

Extinction Rebellion painted its own cycle lane in Preston Road last month - an official temporary one is now planned ...

Rail bosses are urging train passengers from Brighton and Hove to give their views on plans to move one of ...

The long-neglected land at Black Rock is to be given a £12 million makeover after proposals submitted by Brighton and ...

The owner of Brighton’s “ugliest building” was given permission for a “build to rent” scheme this afternoon (Wednesday 10 June). ...

The pavement outside Morrisons in St James's Street has been widened Work has begun on widening city centre streets ahead ...

Schools should begin to reopen to reception, year one and year six children from Monday, the city council now says. ...

Health and care chiefs are confident that they will have enough personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies if there is a ...

Two petitions about cycle lanes have been started, showing the dividing lines in pedal-power politics Brighton and Hove. And another ...

The council is about to advertise 12 newly completed flats in Hove to let as it restarts the Homemove lettings ...