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Sussex Police are warning elderly and vulnerable people to be aware of phone-calls from fraudsters claiming to be from HM Customs and Revenue (HMC) or the police. Feature image © Got Credit HMRC received more than 60,000 reports of phone scams in the six months up to January 2019,...
The 'Save Madeira Terraces Raffle Group' is organising a third fundraising raffle to raise awareness and collect funds for the restoration of the Madeira Terraces on Madeira Drive. So far, the group has already organised two raffles which have proven to be extremely popular. The list of prizes to...
Flower beds have disappeared, bowling greens have been removed and railings have been ripped out. The Brighton Journal investigates what is happening to Brighton's biggest park.  Featured image © Marie Brooks "I’ve lived here for many years and I’ve watched the park slowly be destroyed" (Tony Ward - Facebook) Members of 'The Brighton People' Facebook page are...
Featured image ©  Jax Atkins‎ As a Brighton resident, you are likely to be aware about the current condition of the iconic Madeira Terraces on the way to Concorde. You may also know about the £463,000 that has been raised by the Save Madeira Terraces Group and Concorde...
Detectives investigating the murder of Abdul Deghayes two weeks ago are looking for witnesses who might have seen these two cars in Brighton or Crawley. Officers want to hear from anyone who sighted the blue Nissan Micra (GU63 DLO) or the dark blue Citroen Cactus (WX16 BSY) between Saturday...
As part of the controversial Valley Gardens project, the Old Steine will see major changes, also set to anger businesses and residents. The changes will involve creating five lanes of traffic on one side of the Old Steine, and closing the west side of the Old Steine to traffic. The...
YMCA DownsLink Group is holding a 'Sleep Easy' Sleep Out on Friday the 22nd of March to raise awareness about homelessness in Brighton. The Sleep Out will be taking place in the grounds of Brighton and Hove Sixth Form College (BHASVIC), where participants will spend a night with just cardboard...
Sussex Police have released an artist's impression of a man who was found at the foot of Birling Gap on Sunday the 18th of November 2018. Together with the East Sussex Coroner, they hope that issuing this image of his face will help to identify who this man is....
Featured Image © Paul Richards Everything appeared to be running smoothly today at Brighton station, despite major closures between Brighton and London.  Today is the first weekday of the Brighton mainline closure and commuters have had to experience longer journey times as there are no direct trains between Three Bridges and Brighton or between Three Bridges and Lewes until Sunday. However, due...
This month, Brighton and Hove Council will discuss a plan proposal from Labour for a year-round night shelter to help rough sleepers. Currently, the Council has a severe weather night shelter (SWEP), based at Wagner Hall and due to open this Sunday 10th February, as well as a winter night...