Southern Water staff tackle April shower from leaking main in Brighton
It’s the time of year when we can expect April showers – and Southern Water workers were called out when ...
Day: April 12, 2017
Watchdog urges EDF customers to shop around after second price rise in four months
The official energy watchdog Ofgem has urged EDF customers to shop around after the company put up its prices for ...
Former Brighton councillor speaks about death threats after man jailed for saying he would stab MP
The Lewes MP and former Brighton councillor Maria Caulfield has spoken about receiving death threats. Maria Caulfield Her comments came ...
Brighton girl, 4, must stay with adoptive parents in ‘profoundly concerning’ case
A four-year-old girl from Brighton must stay with her adoptive parents, the most senior family court judge in the country ...
Planners turn down scheme to build 125 homes in Portslade
Councillors have turned down planning permission for 125 homes to be built on a greenfield site in Mile Oak after ...
Arts and Culture
Lallana likely to sit out Brighton and Hove Albion visit to Southampton
Former Seagull Adam Lallana looks likely to have to sit out Brighton and Hove Albion’s visit to Southampton on Saturday...
Council budgets cash to help keep King Alfred open
The King Alfred sports complex will remain open for as long as possible before a replacement is built, councillors have...
Brighton and Hove Albion beat Chelsea again
A stunning opener from Kaoru Mitoma and two goals from Yankuba Minteh left Chelsea suffering a crippling sense of déjà...
Premier League Match Day 25 – Brighton and Hove Albion v Chelsea
Brighton and Hove Albion play Chelsea for the second time in a week after coming back from behind to win...
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