Hove tower block plan wins officials’ support
Campaigners against high rises in Hove will try to convince councillors not to approve plans for another tower block next ...
Day: June 5, 2019
Brighton police to work on ‘school project’
Brighton and Hove police are going back to the classroom for a school project. Chief Inspector Rachel Swinney They have ...
Brighton primary school requires improvement, according to inspectors
A Brighton primary school requires improvement, according to inspectors from the government’s official education watchdog Ofsted. St Mark’s Church of ...
Council ordered to pay woman £350 over homeless application failings
Brighton Town Hall from Wikimedia Commons A woman whose application for homeless accommodation was not properly dealt with has been ...
Brighton fire crews tackle flood and fuel leak
Firefighters from Preston Circus were called out to tackle a flood at a property in Brighton overnight and a fuel ...
Rape crisis workers say new Jack the Ripper experience ‘glamourises’ serial killer
A new Jack the Ripper experience in Brighton has been criticised by rape support workers who say it glamourises and ...
Funding for students with special needs and disabilities is in crisis – we need to fight back
A society is judged by how well or badly it treats its most vulnerable members. By that metric, Britain’s scorecard ...
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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