Brighton invests over half a million for climate change emergency
Brighton and Hove City Council is preparing to introduce city-wide initiatives to help combat our climate change crisis, following a Green budget win.
£690,...
On your bike! It’s Ride to Work Week
Love to Ride Brighton are asking residents to hop on their bikes today for the start of Ride to Work Week. They hope that the...
Gigs of the week: 25th – 31st March
It's the last week of March! The sun is coming! As always, we have handpicked a selection of some of the best gigs on...
Humans of Brighton: Meet Martha
This week the Brighton Journal got talking with 19-year-old Martha, who is currently studying Fine Art at the Brighton MET.
Martha was on her way...
Artist of the week: Julia Ann Field
This week the Brighton Journal spoke to Julia Ann Field, a local artist who encompasses themes of 'The Feminine, The Divine and our blessed Earth'...
What’s on this weekend: 23-24 March
The weekend is fast approaching, but fear not: Brighton Journal has carefully selected for you some of the best events on offer this Saturday...
New anti-litter team to fine fly-tippers and people dropping rubbish
Brighton & Hove City Council have a new anti-litter team, replacing the controversial company 3GS, whose contract with the council ended recently.
Starting from...
Brighton Streetwear Style – The trends behind it.
In this week's issue of Brighton Streetwear Style, I wanted to incorporate the why behind these different looks, and what you can do to...
Join the Tidy Up Team to keep Brighton’s open spaces litter-free
Tidy Up Team is a volunteer scheme run by Brighton & Hove City Council. It was officially established in 2017 and it provides volunteers...
Can we blame students for the lack of affordable housing?
Brighton and Hove Council has recently granted permission for 232 flats in London Road, replacing the building currently housing Boots and the Co-op.
This...
