Greens hit by-election campaign trail before polling date even announced
The Greens appear to have been first out of the blocks with a by-election pending in a council ward in...
King Alfred poses risk, councillors told
A councillor has called for more details on how the council plans to monitor the risks of the King Alfred...
Carson and Robinson centuries boost Sussex after stumbling start at the Oval
Surrey 19-0 (10 overs) Sussex 358-9 declared (83.2 overs) Surrey (3 points) trail Sussex (3 points) by 339 runs Ollie...
Trust submits plans for historic barn and manor house
East Brighton Trust (EBT) has applied to change the use of Moulsecoomb Place Manor House and the Tithe Barn. Last...
Thwarted armed robber flees empty-handed
A would-be armed robber fled empty-handed after being thwarted when he tried to hold up a shop in Brighton. The...
EVANGELINE at The Lantern Theatre
PREVIEW - EVANGELINE at The Lantern Theatre Brighton & Hove News previews Evangeline, a new musical show coming to The...
Date set for Regency Square murder trial
A date has been set for the trial of a man charged with murder and attempted murder after two men...
Former mayor resigns from council
A former mayor has resigned as a member of Brighton and Hove City Council almost three months after quitting the...
Pub drops plan to stay open until 2.30am
A pub in the centre of Brighton has withdrawn its application to be allowed to stay open for an hour...
Hürzeler confident as Brighton and Hove Albion travel to Newcastle
Brighton and Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hürzeler said that his players were brimming with energy, enthusiasm and positivity as...
Resurfaced footpath reopens
A woodland footpath has reopened after being closed for a month for resurfacing. The path from Coldean to Stanmer Park,...
Bin fire won’t affect food waste collections, council says
A fire which destroyed a number of food waste bins being stored off Wilson Avenue won't affect collections, the council...
Judge jails Brighton and Hove man’s killer
The killer of an 80-year-old man from Brighton and Hove has been jailed after he admitted manslaughter in a hearing...
Fire closes council car park
The car park opposite Hove Town Hall in Norton Road will be closed today after a car caught fire yesterday...
Illicit holiday let could become shared house for seven people
Plans to allow a four-storey house to become a shared home for up to seven people are due to go...
Micro school looks to move into property in Brighton
A specialist school with small classes is looking to expand into Brighton. Hove Micro School has submitted a planning application...
Family pay tribute to Brighton murder victim
Friends and family of a man who died after being stabbed in a Brighton hostel at the weekend have paid...
Two city centre shops slated for demolition
Two shops in Western Road could be knocked down and rebuilt with 14 flats above and behind. Plans to demolish...
City’s first Michelin-starred chef this century to star at food festival this weekend
The winner of Brighton and Hove's first Michelin star in more than five decades is one of the star turns...
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