There is to be a large amount of elections happening on the 6th of May across England, Scotland and Wales, where about 48 million UK citizens will be voting for over 5,000 different positions of power at all levels.
In England alone, there will be 143 local council elections to...
With the government’s roadmap moving along, there is plenty of opportunity to explore the country this summer even if international travel is banned or if you feel like you’d prefer not to take the risks of travelling abroad.
Right here in Brighton, there is some of the quirkiest and most...
By Theo Neethling, University of the Free State
Recent events in Palma, a town in the volatile Cabo Delgado province in the north of Mozambique, have taken bloodshed in the region to new levels. Dozens of people were killed when hundreds of Islamist militants stormed the town on Wednesday, 25...
The leader of Brighton and Hove’s Labour party has announced that they will be stepping down as the leader of the opposition.
Nancy Platts who oversees the East Brighton constituency, has announced that she sees now as the right time to leave her position to focus on her growing business...
Protests have continued as a few hundred people gathered in front of Brighton Police Station to continue to push the ‘Kill The Bill’ protest.
Chants and anti-police sentiments such as ‘whose streets? Our streets!’ were heard over a period of hours with police forced to stand outside their own station...
The issues surrounding the large homeless population has continued as councillors debate the possibility of a new homeless bill of rights to protect their interests.
Dissent has been raised with the idea due to the worry that allowing such measures to exist would mean fresh impetus for tent pitching and...
The City of Brighton has been building a reputation for being the LGBTQ capital of the UK for over 200 years ever since the influx of soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars of 1803-1815.
This is the same time the first LGBTQ community was recorded in the city, and throughout the...
Running a business brings many challenges. You need to keep your staff and customers happy, build relationships with your suppliers and continually strive to gain an edge over your competitors. There’s an awful lot to consider, and it’s estimated that 60% of companies fail within the first three years.
It...
After recent reports of overflowing communal rubbish bins and the fact that much of the city’s recycling is being burnt, there are growing questions as to how green the ruling party in Brighton is currently being.
Residents in areas such as Seven Dials are reporting that there are overflowing bins...
The organisers have officially announced their 2021 programme with the theme care, making Brighton the first UK city to announce the launch of a multi-arts festival since lockdown began.
The theme of care ties to the work of the NHS and all those affected by the Covid pandemic, and announced...
