Council halves £600k monthly bill for PPE
Council spending on personal protective equipment (PPE) has halved from more than £600,000 a month to less than £300,000. The ...
Day: July 3, 2020
Businesses accused of exploiting Brighton and Hove parks
Councillors are concerned that a growing number of businesses are operating in local parks without paying for the use of ...
Hove offices could become home to more flats
A developer wants to build on top of an existing office block in Hove to make room for more flats. ...
Reclaimed road space will benefit business as much as pedestrians and cyclists
During lockdown, while we adapted almost every part of our lives, it was virtually impossible not to notice the sudden ...
Mums doing lion’s share of lockdown childcare
Child using a computer. By Charles Deluvio Mothers have been doing more childcare than fathers during lockdown, Brighton researchers have ...
Private test result publication sees official Brighton and Hove coronavirus cases rise by 50%
The cumulative total of coronavirus cases in Brighton and Hove, with NHS tests in blue and private tests in red ...
Concerns remain about home to school transport despite progress and reassurances
Time is running short to prepare the home to school transport service for the new school year, councillors and officials ...
Brighton and Hove Albion lose to Leicester on penalties
Brighton and Hove Albion 0 Leicester City 0 (Leicester win 4-3 on penalties) The Foxes saw off the Seagulls in...
Ten-man Brighton and Hove Albion beat Cherries to go fifth
Bournemouth 1 Brighton and Hove Albion 2 A resolute performance from Albion saw off the Cherries despite having only 10...
Premier League Match Day 12 – AFC Bournemouth v Brighton and Hove Albion
Brighton and Hove Albion travel to Bournemouth with Yasin Ayari deemed fit to play and down to start as Danny...
Hürzeler urges Brighton and Hove Albion not to underestimate Bournemouth
Brighton and Hove Albion boss Fabian Hürzeler has urged his side not to underestimate Bournemouth tomorrow (Saturday 23 November). The...
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