Speech by Brighton student was ‘not supportive’ of Hamas, jury told
A speech made by a former Sussex University student accused of supporting Hamas a day after its militants entered Israel...
Council explains next steps for green tile pub
The council has clarified its current position on what can now be done to ensure the Montreal Arms isn't left...
Council submits plans for £65m new King Alfred Leisure Centre
The council has submitted its formal planning application to build a new £65 million King Alfred Leisure Centre on the...
Casualty on tracks stops trains from Brighton to Worthing
Trains were stopped after someone was injured on the tracks at Aldrington Station this morning. Police were called to the...
Magistrates set date to sentence burglar snared by police dog
Magistrates have set a date for the sentence of a burglar who was snared by a police dog in Brighton...
Hundreds of empty homes brought back into use
More than 200 empty private sector homes have been brought back into use since last April as a result of...
Hove peer appointed to top business advice job
A member of the House of Lords who lives in Hove has been appointed as the new chair of the...
Choir to join cemetery crew for Mother’s Day with a difference
Two community groups are joining forces to help people in Portslade celebrate a Mother’s Day with a difference next weekend....
Boy, 17, in court over stabbing in park
A 17-year-old boy, from Brighton, has appeared in court after a stabbing in a park. Sussex Police said: “A teenager...
Dozens of new ambulances enter service
Dozens of new dual-crewed ambulances are entering service as the South East Coast Ambulance Service (Secamb) updates its fleet. Some...
Suffragette statue granted planning permission
Plans to erect a statue in Brighton to “forgotten” suffragette Mary Clarke have been approved as Women’s History Month begins....
Convenience store seeks off-licence but neighbours and rivals object
The owner of a new convenience store faces objections to his application for a drinks licence from neighbours and council...
Community groups to celebrate International Women’s Day in Brighton today
Several community groups are due to celebrate International Women’s Day at a free event in the centre of Brighton today...
Firm can turn offices into flats
An old office building can be turned into flats after councillors unanimously approved a planning application this week. But concerns...
Three-bed house approved in grounds of suburban semi
A woman has been granted planning permission to build a three-bedroom house in the garden of an existing property in...
North Laine holiday let owners fail to find planning loophole
A developer who hoped he had found a way around planning rules to get permission for his holiday let has...
Hospital helipad finally ready to take patients
Eight years after it was due to open, the Royal Sussex's rooftop helipad is finally ready to receive patients. The...
Marina applies for new dredging licence
Brighton Marina has applied for another dredging licence after its previous one was withdrawn following a legal bid by Sussex...
Costly lessons of i360 spelt out in independent report
The costly lessons of the i360 have been spelt out in a new independent report. Brighton and Hove City Council...
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A leading make up artist has opened her first store in Brighton this week. Charlotte Tilbury has taken over the...
Man faces court charged with seafront stabbing
A man is due to appear in court tomorrow (Monday 9 March) after a seafront stabbing.…
Suspected ISIS supporter from Sussex charged with terrorism offences
A suspected ISIS supporter from Sussex has been charged with terrorism offences, police said today (Sunday…
Dozens of new ambulances brought into service
Dozens of new dual-crewed ambulances are entering service as the South East Coast Ambulance Service (Secamb)…