Opposition parties criticise Labour over council chief’s departure
The opposition parties have criticised the ruling Labour group over the departure of Penny Thompson from Brighton and Hove City ...
Day: June 18, 2015
Brighton and Hove churches share six-figure sum for roof repairs
Two churches in Brighton and Hove have been given thousands of pounds towards roof repairs. St Andrew’s, in Waterloo Street, ...
Brighton pensioner missing for more than a week
Concern is growing for a Brighton pensioner who has been missing for more than a week. Sussex Police said: “Police ...
Twenty people in Brighton and Hove hand in blue badges under amnesty
A blue badge amnesty in Brighton and Hove has led to 21 people handing in badges, including 10 belonging to ...
Brighton and Hove council chief executive leaves with £270k pay-off
The chief executive of Brighton and Hove City Council, Penny Thompson, is leaving her job. The terms of her departure ...
Hove man landed with £500 bill for racist outburst
A Hove man has been ordered to pay more than £500 for a racist outburst after being brought before a ...
Hove doctors take over patient list from closed surgery
A Hove doctors’ practice is to take over the patient list from the Goodwood Court Medical Centre which was closed ...
Potter praises fantastic people at Brighton while planning to plunder the points
Former Brighton and Hove Albion boss Graham Potter praised the fantastic people at his old club as he looked back...
Sussex remain unbeaten after draw with Surrey at Hove
Sussex 435 (132.2 overs) and 132-0 (36 overs) Surrey 490 (109.1 overs) Match drawn Champions Surrey are still looking for...
Bad light slows Surrey’s response to Sussex on day three at Hove
Sussex 435 (132.2 overs) Surrey 390-3 (86 overs) Surrey trail Sussex by 45 runs with seven first innings wickets remaining...
Surrey contain Sussex on day two at Hove
Sussex 435 (132.2 overs) Surrey 90-1 (22 overs) Tom Haines, one of the better opening batsmen in the country for...
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