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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.

Brighton and Hove City Council is preparing to introduce city-wide initiatives to help combat our climate change crisis, following a Green budget win. £690, 000 will be going towards biodiversity protection and a‘carbon reduction and sustainability fund', as well as solar panels, renewable energy projects and transport improvements receiving...
Love to Ride Brighton are asking residents to hop on their bikes today for the start of Ride to Work Week. They hope that the initiative will share the advantage of commuting on two wheels and show that cycling to work can make you 'happier, healthier, and wealthier'. Featured image...
Brighton & Hove City Council have a new anti-litter team, replacing the controversial company 3GS, whose contract with the council ended recently. Starting from Monday, the team will be out in the streets educating locals and visitors on how to dispose of their litter correctly and thus avoid fines. The...
Tidy Up Team is a volunteer scheme run by Brighton & Hove City Council. It was officially established in 2017 and it provides volunteers with the skills and tools to keep the city's green spaces tidy and litter-free. The idea takes inspiration from the Big Clean Up event, which took...
The Make Change Count campaign aims to raise awareness about how to best help Brighton's Homeless. By providing appropriate services and support, without giving money directly on the street, Make Change Count helps to provide long term solutions for people who are sleeping rough. The Number of people sleeping rough...
Starting today, a number of vigils are going to be held in Brighton and Hove, to remember those harmed or killed in the attacks on the two mosques in New Zealand and the incident in Surrey. "It is also an opportunity to remember all those killed or injured elsewhere...
Residents living in the parking zone U could see some changes in time restrictions from Saturday 1 June, should the changes be approved. The plan, due to be discussed this afternoon, involves restriction times to be extended to 11 hours a day (9AM - 8PM), which is already the case...
A man who exposed himself to more than thirty girls over the last two and a half years has finally been sentenced. All offences took place in and around Preston Park between July 2016 and January 2019. 38 girls, between the ages of 12 and 17 were targeted on their...
The weekend is fast approaching, and if you haven't made plans yet, don't worry! Brighton Journal has selected for you some of the best events taking place this weekend. Expect music, poetry, exhibitions, and the opportunity of being locked alone in an old prison cell! Brighton Arts Lab: Lost Property...
Developers have almost completed work on opening a new Lane in Brighton, with retailers getting ready to open their stores next month. The development has been taking place on Hanningtons Estate,  an area that once held Hanningtons department store which was once a prominent retail destination, commonly known as 'The Harrods of Brighton'. The area links The Lanes, North Laine, East...