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Brighton Journal’s News section covers the latest developments across Brighton & Hove, from council decisions and transport updates to housing, community issues and major local stories shaping the city.

Getting sick is never fun. But what’s worse? When it happens and there’s no help in sight. Maybe it starts with a sore throat or weird stomach pain, and then after calling the doctor’s office, the next available appointment is in two weeks. Two weeks? That’s a long time...
aping has developed throughout the years. The year 2025 indicates a distinct change in user preferences and design of products. There is an increased awareness about the need for sustainability, cost-efficiency, and personalisation. Consequently, there is also a rising demand for devices which provide long-term values. At one time,...
Sports betting has entered the stage and shows absolutely no sign of slowing down, that's for sure. Even for a quaint town like Brighton, away from the buzzing London, sports betting is managing to receive a good amount of attention from punters.  The thing about sports betting is that it...
Newhaven Enterprise Zone (NEZ) is calling for businesses in the town centre to apply for a share of £100,000 of funding to improve the appearance of their shopfronts. The Town Centre Revitalisation Fund will be delivered by grant funding specialist The Company Connector, which has previously worked with the NEZ, London...
In its 5th year Pelican Parcels launches a campaign to support growing demand on their service as families with children struggle to afford the basics: 1 in 3 children in Brighton & Hove live in poverty Pelican Parcels, a local children’s charity dedicated to providing essential items to families with...
Brighton is renowned for its vibrant energy, inclusive community, and exciting dating opportunities. Whether you're new in town or back on the dating scene after a break, exploring romance in Brighton can be lively yet sometimes overwhelming. Fortunately, you don't have to navigate it alone. From cosy pubs to...
Nestled where Brighton meets Hove along the bustling seafront, the Statue of Peace rises gracefully above the promenade. Known officially as the Edward VII Memorial, this striking bronze figure has become a beloved symbol of harmony, civic pride, and remembrance for generations of residents and visitors alike. It’s not...
Keeping up with HMRC rules can be a challenge for businesses in Peterborough. Accountants help businesses stay on track with tax filings, accurate bookkeeping, and up-to-date payroll so they can focus on growing their work instead of worrying about penalties. They know what information to collect, when to submit...
Hard pressed local reuse charity, Brighton & Hove Wood Recycling Project (aka The Wood Store), has been fined for mistaken use of communal bin by a disabled volunteer.  The Wood Store, a registered charity which collects timber for reuse and offers disadvantaged volunteers training opportunities, has been fined £300 for...
Adventurous people needed to take on 138 metre abseil challenge in Brighton this weekend to help Hartfield teen regain her independence. A Kent family is looking for three more people to take on a 138 metre abseil from the i360 in Brighton to raise funds to help a teenager regain...