Brighton’s Debenhams closed this past Saturday for the final time as the departure of high street stores from the city continues.
The store, located in Churchill Square, is one of 28 stores which were told to close over the weekend, after another 21 locations closed across the country on Thursday.
The...
Boris Johnson has officially relaxed rules down to the third step of lockdown from this past Monday, 17th May.
An influx of new rules and regulations are now in place that provide extended freedoms to the millions of citizens, including all in Brighton and Hove – but what exactly are...
Back at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, case numbers on the continent were still modest. But predictions and projections suggested the disease was going to cut a swathe through Africa.
In April 2020 the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa sounded the alarm bell:
Anywhere between 300,000 and 3.3 million...
Bookings to destinations such as Portugal, Singapore and Gibraltar have boomed as countries were announced to be on the new green travel list.
The list, used to tell citizens where they can freely go on holiday without the need for isolation upon return, has seen travel agents overwhelmed with the...
The organisers of the Brighton Pride festival have officially cancelled this year’s upcoming event due to concerns over Covid-19.
The team behind the event had previously confirmed the event would go ahead in February to mixed reviews following the government roadmap which details the end of social distancing measures from...
Brighton city centre was overrun this weekend as protests over the current lockdown measures paraded through the streets.
Roads were blocked as large crowds gathered at Brighton train station at around midday to hand out flyers and converge before moving onto the main protest site near Hove Lawns Peace Statue...
The ongoing battle to prevent Moulsecoomb Primary School from becoming an academy continued as parents locked out visiting academy staff members.
The visit on the 9th of May was delayed when the staff from The Pioneer Academy arrived at 7:45 am, only to find that when they got there, the...
Green Council commits to using new powers to support refugees at risk of rough sleeping following court judgement
In a letter sent to Sanctuary on Sea, Voices in Exile and Thousand for Thousand Council leader Phélim Mac Cafferty has committed to doing what it can to support refugees at risk...
Home care is one of the best options for elderly loved ones, and it's becoming more popular as well as common in today's society.Â
According to a survey by Laing and Buisson 2016, roughly 418,000 people in the UK reside in care homes. This equates to 4% of the total...
Following the counting of the votes over the weekend, we now know how the council will look for the following few years.
Following the resignations of Labour Councillor Tracey Hill and Conservative Lee Wares, two seats opened up in the wards of Patcham and Hollingdean and Stanmer and the results...
