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Brighton and Hove City Council is inviting residents to have their say on the future of outdoor festivals and events around the city. The council has played a major part in ensuring events happen and has commissioned a draft Outdoor Events Strategy to 2024, giving people a chance to...
A man has been received a three-year ban and a £965 fine after being arrested for shouting homophobic abuse at a football match against Chelsea FC at Brighton's Amex. George Bradley, 20, a door-to-door salesman of Dabin Crescent, Greenwich, London was ejected from the away section of the Brighton and...
As we say goodbye to 2018 and welcome in the New Year, traditionally a large proportion of us will create resolutions to set goals and change behaviours. Whether it is to do more charitable acts or to be healthier, January is considered the month to begin trying new and...
Sussex Police are launching an investigation of manslaughter and would like to speak to a man and a woman after a violent confrontation in Brighton. The pair are believed they may have vital information about the incident along with several other people, which occurred near Creams restaurant, Western Road...
Sussex Police have launched an urgent appeal to identify a woman in CCTV images they believed to have witnessed a violent attack against two men in Brighton. At half past midnight on Thursday 13 September, officers were called to reports of a disturbance outside the Mash Tun pub on...
Sussex Police are looking for witnesses to help their investigation of an allegation of racial abuse made towards a man in Brighton. A local man in his 30s was walking along Rock Place in Kemptown at around 7.30pm on Thursday 20 December when another man subjected him to unprovoked...
Seafront Officers in Brighton and Hove are urging residents to be vigilant near the seafront over the Christmas period and keep away from the sea if possible. This is due to "hidden dangers" at high tide from the steep shingle slope on the seabed, which makes it difficult to enter...
Flights from Gatwick Airport started to depart this morning with military action being taken in a desperate bid to locate the operator of the drones. Illegal drone sightings have brought Gatwick Airport to a standstill over the past 36 hours with Sussex Police and the military being deployed to try...
Brighton has often been called a vegan friendly city, with many cafes and restaurants focusing on the vegan market. However, Christmas time is most famous for turkey and pigs in blankets, especially amongst the meat eaters of us. Last Sunday, the DxE Brighton, a vegan activist group, decided to...
Brighton's Shelter Hall dates back to the end of the nineteenth century, and has always been a complex structure as it supports both the seafront road and the promenade.  Reconstruction of Shelter Hall is in motion to create a new restaurant and terrace area with stunning views of Brighton's seafront.  An...