Do we really need quieter bins?
Today the council has started to run out new glass collections bins that will be "quieter for residents and safer for staff". But are...
‘The choir is a great place for positive communities to be built’ – Choir...
Choir With No Name is a national charity that runs choirs for people that are currently or have been affected by homelessness.
First created in...
The best of Brighton on Instagram: 27 March – 02 April
Spring is definitely here! The sun is out, temperatures are getting warmer and flowers are blooming... the perfect opportunity to go out and take...
Brighton cat killer still on the prowl
More than 15 cats have been stabbed in the BN1 area of Brighton, a series of deaths that seemed to start suddenly in October...
“Illustration can connect people”: Artist of the week, Laurie Avon
Laurie Graduated from Kingston last Summer and has been working on a range exciting projects since. He has come back to Brighton, which he...
Humans of Brighton: Meet Isaac
This week the Brighton Journal got talking to 22 year old Isaac, a Teaching Assistant in Brighton who thinks that 'drum and bass is...
“Dyad has become not just an exploration of motherhood but of womanhood as well”:...
For this weeks artist, we had the pleasure of speaking to photographer Mia Carey about her latest project on motherhood. She has been taking...
The pronoun badges are back from Monday
Following last year's success, the Council is reintroducing the pronoun badges from Monday 1 April to mark Trans Day of Visibility (31 March).
The aim...
Disability advice centre could face closure
The only specialist disability advice centre in the city could face permanent closure after the sudden announcement of cuts in funding.
Brighton and Hove charity...
Throwback Thursday: The Daddy Long Legs
Many of us have noticed it, but only a few know what it is. The beach, which has been growing south over the years,...
