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The Council of Brighton and Hove has contacted the government regarding the ‘unfair’ national funding system for nurseries. Brighton and Hove nurseries are suffering due to the low budgeting and funding it gets and the council is here to help them send a message to the government. The letter was...
You probably know someone who loves spending time outside, going camping, fishing and whatnot. You also may be that person and you probably already know that there are never enough accessories when it comes to outdoor gear. Whether it’s something for camping, a multitool or a simple flask, there...
The Grade II listed Madeira Lift has been defaced with bright pink lettering, leaving members of the public outraged. Residents have called the recent graffiti additions to the Madeira Terraces "disgusting." Jax Atkins, the resident behind the Save Madeira Terraces Campaign expressed her thoughts on the graffiti. Atkins wants to...
Brighton Journal took to the North Laine this sunny afternoon on a mission to find Brighton's most fashionable. Full of vintage shops, the North Laine is renowned for being a street style hotspot, and it didn't let us down. Brighton has once again proven that it's the capital of...
We've all experienced the stress of the 9 to 5. This bank holiday promises a much needed Monday off. With an extra day set aside, why not put some extra time towards taking care of yourself? Check out our guide of the best ways to unwind and let that...
Sussex Police celebrated their policing hero - police dog Finn - at their headquarters in Lewes yesterday following the passing of Finn's Law. Finn and his owner, PC Dave Wardell, attended the celebration, receiving an engraved collar and certificate of recognition from Chief Constable Giles York. The celebration commemorated the...
Brighton & Hove City Council is bidding for £214,500 of National Heritage Funding to restore the Royal Pavilion Gardens. The council aims to restore the historic site back to its former glory, as well as ensure its preservation for future generations. The council's bid was put together after their last...
A suspect in Brighton's cat killing case has been released on police bail for the third time. The 52-year-old man was arrested in June as part of an ongoing investigation into the killing of 25 cats in Brighton. The suspect was initially detained on June 2nd following the death of...
Happy Thursday! Yes, that's right, the weekend is right around the corner. It's Bank Holiday weekend, meaning there's no excuses not to have a few extra plans up your sleeve. Check out Brighton Journal's top picks of all the wonderful things Brighton has in store. Featured Image: British Airways i360 Wes...
  A woman is hoping social media can help her complete her ten year search for her missing father.  Lucy Crowhurst, 25, was born in Brighton but moved with her mother to Manchester when she was 2 years old.  She is searching for her father, who her mother was involved with for...