Council bosses issue razor blade warning over anti-5G posters
A warning has been issued about the risk of razor blades being hidden behind anti-5G posters stuck to lamp posts ...
Day: June 8, 2020
Portslade man remanded by court on charges of assault and witness intimidation
A Portslade man has been ordered to stay in prison while he awaits trial on charges of assault, criminal damage ...
Shooshh scraps plans for takeaway booze sales
A beachfront night club has withdrawn its bid for a week of takeaway booze sales after opposition from police. Shooshh ...
New hotel told it can sell wine to guests
A new hotel can sell sealed bottles of wine to residents after agreeing to strict conditions. Q Square aparthotel in ...
Six months in prison for woman with history of assaulting police officers
Jane Challenger-Gillett A woman has been jailed after she assaulted a police officer and racially abused another police officer in ...
Gender identity lessons set to be encouraged for city primary schools
Image By LucéLia Ribeiro Primary schools across Brighton and Hove are being encouraged to teach children more about gender identities ...
Revolutionising the South East’s property market
Online estate agents . . . reimagined Spearhead is a new, fairer estate agency which slices through all the noise ...
More high-rise flats planned for busy Hove street
A developer plans to build 94 flats in a busy street in Hove after dropping a scheme to put up ...
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...
People living near seafront bowls club vent their wrath at licensing panel
A council licensing panel hearing was disrupted by heckling today (Monday 10 February) when people living in seafront flats voiced...
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