Updated June 2026 -Brighton Pride 2026-takes place over the first weekend of August — Saturday 1 to Monday 3 August 2026. The UK's largest LGBTQ+ festival returns for its 36th edition, bringing the parade, Preston Park and Pride On The Park across three days in one of Britain's most...
Brighton and Hove Albion Women will say goodbye to three players this summer as the club begins its squad rebuild ahead of a new season. Goalkeeper Sophie Baggaley and midfielder Libby Bance will leave when their contracts expire later this month, while Swedish forward Rosa Kafaji returns to Arsenal...
An independent chair appointed to oversee a review into the causes and impacts of inequality across the city is recruiting a panel of local voices and wants to hear from people with lived experiences of poverty or professional insight into its impacts.
Polly Herbert was recently unveiled as the head of the city’s Review of Inequality and...
Young Komedians Project Launches at Komedia: Inspiring the Next Generation of Comedy Talent
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Komedia Productions is delighted to announce the launch of the Young Komedians Project, a brand-new series of weekly comedy workshops held at Komedia, Brighton's home of comedy. These workshops are designed for young people aged 13–16 who love performing, storytelling, and making people laugh.
Taking place every Monday at 4.15pm from 15...
WEEKEND FEATURE: Probiotics, Prebiotics — Now Postbiotics. But Do You Actually Need Them?
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By Rachel Woods, Senior Lecturer in Physiology, University of Lincoln
Walk into any health food shop in Brighton right now and you will find a new word appearing on supplement packaging: postbiotics. It sits next to the probiotics and the prebiotics, and it costs considerably more than either. The question...
WEEKEND FEATURE: Your Most Toxic Relationships Are Ageing You — Science Just Proved It
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Our relationships shape our health in many ways. Friends and family can provide support during difficult times and encourage healthy habits. But not all relationships are positive – some can be a persistent source of stress.
A new study published in the journal PNAS asked what happens when the stress...
We’re making a difference’ say Brighton residents transforming unloved corners of their neighbourhoods
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Hanover residents are taking to the streets to make their local area a nicer place to live by giving wildlife a helping hand.
The area around Hanover and Elm Grove is home to a number of green spaces maintained by the city council. But residents have been taking matters into...
BRIGHTON’S OLDEST SNOOKER CLUB FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL AFTER CHURCH EVICTION THREATÂ
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A 97-year-old snooker institution in the heart of Brighton faces an uncertain future after St Matthias Church moved to evict the club that shares its grounds, leaving members, coaches, and the wider snooker community fighting to save a vital community space.Â
St Matthias Snooker Club, established in 1929 on the...
BRIGHTON JOURNAL NEWSTEAM
There’s a new way for residents and businesses in Brighton & Hove to travel.The city has been chosen by the Department for Transport’s Active Travel England’s Innovation Fund to pilot the rollout of new shared electric cargo bikes.
The pilot is being delivered by OurBike in partnership with Brighton &...
Brighton and Hove Albion Women Celebrate Historic First-Ever Adobe Women’s FA Cup Final with Community Events Across the City
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To mark Brighton and Hove Albion Women’s first Adobe Women’s FA Cup Final, communities from across the city came together to celebrate the team’s landmark moment and build excitement ahead Sunday’s meeting with Manchester City at Wembley.
The significance of this event extends beyond just a match; it represents the...





























