Day: December 18, 2020

Councillors agreed “to progress work” on more cycle lanes and to carry out a “meaningful public and stakeholder consultation” on ...

Generous Brightonians urged to give to homeless charities rather than rough sleepers

Campaigners fear for rough sleepers’ welfare in wintry weather

Housing campaigners fear that rough sleepers are not aware when emergency shelters are open this winter. In previous years Brighton ...

Health chiefs urge Brighton and Hove parents to arrange flu vaccine for children

Thousands of children in Brighton and Hove still unprotected against flu

Health chiefs have warned that thousands of children in Brighton and Hove are still being left unprotected against flu this ...

Support bubbles? Brighton Marina to open 40 igloos on car park roof

Marina igloos cancelled because of covid

Plans to install 40 igloos on the roof of the Brighton Marina car park have been cancelled. Peachy Productions, which ...

One parking warden is attacked or abused every week in Brighton and Hove

Just one coronavirus case in city’s courts

Brighton Magistrates' Court Only one case of coronavirus has been reported at the city's courts since August, newly published figures ...

Corn Exchange community fundraiser given boost by Roddick Foundation

Corn Exchange restoration given covid recovery cash

The Corn Exchange restoration from 2018 By C Luke The Corn Exchange restoration project has been given almost half a ...

Fortnite cap snares Portslade burglar

A burglar who was caught after being recognised from the distinctive Fortnite cap he was wearing on CCTV is facing ...

Brighton company fined record £350k for making ‘staggering’ 46 million nuisance calls

Warning over covid vaccine telephone scammers

Scammers are trying to fool vulnerable people with calls and text messages asking people to respond if they want the ...

Labour and the Greens agree to work together on key issues in Brighton and Hove

From food poverty to animal welfare, your emails and letters help keep councillors in touch

by Sarah Booker-Lewis - local democracy reporter

It is always worth writing to your local councillors because you want to support a campaign even if it is ...

Sport

Bruce on the Boundary – Robinson ready to take the next step

Cricket club applies to set up temporary bar

29 May 2026

Plans to set up a unit to use as a bar and to sell food at the County Ground, in...

Climbing wall could open on old Amex site

by Sarah Booker-Lewis - local democracy reporter

27 May 2026

A climbing wall operator wants to open on the site of the old American Express offices in Brighton. The proposal...

A bout of spring cleaning marks boxer’s 200th birthday