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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.

The debate around house affordability for Brighton’s families continued after a Labour counsellor voiced her concerns. Jackie O’Quinn raised her issues at a Children and Young People’s meeting at Hove Town Hall when the question was raised over the matter of school places for the city’s youth. Projections for the coming...
An outbreak of Lungworm has left many dogs at risk following the discovery of a large number of affected dogs throughout the city. Over 1300 cases have been reported within a 50 mile surrounding area of Brighton, believed to be mainly affecting dogs that have been bought by unsuspecting new...
A Brighton man believed to be responsible for the injuring and slaughter of cats has begun to stand trial. Steve Bouquet, 52, faces a total of 16 counts of criminal damage in relation to the death of nine innocent cats, with the further injury of seven others. Bouquet, of Rose Hill...
There are many things you can do to improve your health without spending a lot of money or going on a strict diet. Sometimes, making small changes in your home can have a big impact on your health. It's important to take care of your home so that it's...
An optimal rate of growth can be achieved through revenue increase, lead generation, operations expansion, or all of the above. However, this is often easier said than done, as there are many components a business must address effectively, in order to ensure a successful rate of growth. With call tracking software,...
Global footballing superstar Cristiano Ronaldo managed to take $4 billion off of the Coca-Cola share price on Monday due to his actions in a pre-match press conference. The Portuguese icon removed two bottles of Coca-Cola from the table as he addressed the press before his side’s Group F game against...
This June (30), British contemporary artist Philip Colbert reveals LOBSTEROPOLIS CITY, his first fully digital exhibition, opening within the ‘metaverse’ of Decentraland – seeing the artist’s lobster universe evolve into its latest iteration. This marks the most ambitious and largest-scale single artist venture to be seen in Decentraland to...
The Royal Pavilion & Museum Trust have made the difficult decision to delay reopening Hove Museum & Art Gallery until Monday 19 July 2021 at the earliest. It will open when the government announce the easing of all Covid restrictions and it is considered safe for visitors and staff. The museum...
Schools in the city could soon face the need to install gender neutral toilets after new guidance came into force. Within these guidelines, they outline the need for every school to provide their students with an equal amount of access to toilet facilities and that cubicle toilets with enclosed ceiling...
The proposal for the name of Portislade to be adapted to ‘Brighton West’ has drawn ire from both the public and council representatives who have called the move ‘ludicrous’. Hove MP Peter Kyle and other concerned figures have become concerned after the Boundary Commission’s review of parliamentary constituencies made the...