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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.

  To finish the Fringe with something truly Brighton, we headed to local celebrity Guy Lloyd's one-man show at The Warren. This was the second of two shows at the Fringe, both of which sold out. “Radio blah blah” follows Guy's journey from a baby to Brighton's best-loved radio presenter. It...
Sussex Police have arrested a local man in connection with the cat murders in Brighton, following a breakthrough in the longstanding investigation: Operation Diverge. Officers were alerted that a cat had been injured near Trafalgar Street in Brighton last Saturday (1st of June). Sadly, the cat was found with serious...
Brighton and Hove Police have just launched a new project called 'Meet the Police', a child-focused initiative that aims to build stronger links between the police and their local community.  The city policing team will be working in partnership with Carlton Hill Primary to break down barriers and building stronger...
On Saturday 1st June, campaigners around the country celebrated the official passing of the Tenants Fees Act. This act bans landlords and agents from imposing extra charges on tenants, including administration and excessive deposit fees. The renting sector for many, especially those in the south of England, can be unaffordable...
On a warm afternoon stroll along Brighton's beautiful promenade, Rose Jones took an interest in the various flowers blooming around Paston Place. As she turned towards the sea, looking for photo opportunities, she came across a snap that was more of an unexpected find than the lapping waves. Growing...
Police are growing concerned for missing Brighton and Hove teenager Tia Thomas, who was last seen at her home in Hove at 3 pm on Sunday 2nd June. Tia has been described as white, 4'6" of slim build and with shoulder-length fair coloured hair, which she often wears in a...
Before the Hell’s Angels Euro Run, police had arrested thirty-four people for having drugs and weapons. Twelve people had been charged and seven had been given suspended prison sentences before the Saturday “ride out” even began. In total fourty nine people have now been arrested in connection with the event,...
here is a lot going on in Brighton this weekend – including Kemptown Carnival, The Lionesses at the Amex, Hells Angels 50th anniversary and the end of The Fringe– which means there are going to be road closures, disruptions and lots of visitors. Make sure you know what to expect. High numbers of visitors are expected to be coming...
Be exceptional in a time of extinction. It’s crucial for any business to stand out in a crowded marketplace, especially in our bustling city. The pub industry is no different – the nightlife scene here is ever-changing, competitive and staying ahead of the game isn’t easy. But it is...
The council have proposed to turn what was once Hollingbury library into thirteen flats for people who have previously been homeless. The self-contained homes will offer people who are ready to move from high-support accommodation the chance to live independently, whilst still receiving some support. If approved, the scheme will...