Opinion

Brighton College is often lauded for its academic excellence and architectural presence in Kemp Town. Its gothic revival buildings line...

Brighton and Hove sits in the national consciousness as a vibrant, welcoming, diverse and exciting city – and all those...

As a social housing provider, we were delighted to see housing form a key part of the government’s spending plans...

Of late, I’ve been spending far too much time with Arthur. Arthur isn’t my husband, nor yet my friend. You...

Last year, the majority Labour council in Brighton and Hove adopted a cabinet system, ending an era of open and...

The Supreme Court has unanimously decided that, in law, a woman is a person born female, while sex is binary...

There have always been holiday apartments in our city by the sea, alongside the more traditional hotels and guest houses....

It’s almost to the day that 30 years ago I knocked on my first door in Ditchling Rise, near London...

An insidious argument is gaining traction in the ongoing debate about public spending: cutting benefits is a moral necessity. Proponents...

It’s clear that there is a good deal of pessimism and misunderstanding about devolution. I take a different view and...