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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.

Brighton is often referred to as "London by the Sea", and rightly so. It's a vibrant coastal city with a lot to see and do during the winter months. Whether you're a local or a visitor to the area, Brighton offers a unique blend of charm, entertainment, and festive...
The Grand National at Aintree is a race that every horse racing trainer in Jumps racing dreams of winning. West Sussex-based operator Gary Moore will feel he has an excellent chance of prevailing in the marathon contest for the first time this season with Nassalam. Watch Nassalam's Welsh Grand National...
Brighton & Hove City Council and Brighton & Hove Museums are awarded a £4 million grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to restore the Royal Pavilion Garden to its Regency splendour and create a more accessible and welcoming garden for residents and visitors to enjoy. Brighton & Hove City...
The Close Hove Dog Track (CHDT) group protested against alleged animal abuse in greyhound racing on Saturday outside Coral Brighton and Hove Greyhound Stadium. According to CHDT’s website, dogs in the greyhound racing industry suffer from malnutrition and dental issues and are forced to race in extreme weather and killed...
Welcome to the Brighton Toy Museum's Trafalgar Street Regeneration Project 2024! Brighton Toy Museum's Trafalgar Street Regeneration Project 2024 are thrilled to announce our Crowdfunder for the Trafalgar Street Regeneration Project will recommence in 2024 to transform the neglected Trafalgar Street Underpass into a vibrant gateway to Brighton, and we need...
Ocean charity Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is protesting against sewage dumping at Kingston Beach in Southwick this Saturday. SAS claims that Southern Water has been releasing untreated wastewater for almost 200 hours since Christmas near Kingston Beach, which puts swimmer’s health at risk. The protest will be from 12-1 pm, and...
The Brighton & Hove Labour administration has given the go ahead for major transport and public realm project, Valley Gardens Phase 3. Phase 3 will complete the Valley Gardens project which will provide a new sustainable transport corridor for the city, together with a transformed city centre public space, from...
When considering long-term hair removal solutions, laser hair removal and electrolysis are two of the most trusted options. While both aim to reduce or eliminate unwanted hair, their methods, benefits, and results differ significantly. Here’s a comprehensive comparison to help you decide which treatment is best suited to your...
Two Sussex-based women have been listed in the top 100 most inspiring female entrepreneurs of 2024. Pippa Moyle of the City Girl Network and Lyndsey Clay of Connected Brighton, founded their businesses in Brighton to create more social connection in the city. Together, they are now part of the...
Brighton has proudly been crowned the most vegan-friendly city in the United Kingdom, a title bestowed upon it by a comprehensive study conducted by train company LNER. The research, which meticulously analyzed Google search data, the abundance of vegan restaurants listed on HappyCow, and the availability of vegan takeaway...