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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’s bus shelters are receiving a digital restoration by replacing the fifty existing static advertising panels with digital advertising screens.   The Digital Shelter Project, in partnership between Brighton and Hove City Council and Out of Home media owner Clear Channel, aims to vastly improve the bus shelters, a vital part of...
British Transport Police were called to Hove station at around 9.30am this morning after a "suspicious package" was found on one of the platforms.   All trains from Hove station were cancelled, whilst scheduled trains were not allowed to stop at the platform.   Passengers waiting at the station for connecting trains were...
It’s no more news that the affiliate marketing world is increasingly gaining grounds and positioned confidently in the business world with the spice that digital marketing as a whole has birthed. As a business owner, affiliate marketing opens you to many opportunities online to leverage on for the growth...
Brighton and Hove Pride have confirmed the dates for next year's weekend for the most anticipated Pride event in the UK.   The organisation announced the news on their Facebook and Twitter pages earlier today: "After the amazing £250,000 raised for local community groups and good causes in 2018, we are thrilled to...
Mutations Festival have announced their return today after a four-year gap for a one-day music event in the new year.   Local music promoter, One Inch Badge, and record label, Small Pond, have teamed up to revive the music festival on Saturday, February 23rd 2019 at an undisclosed 1,000 capacity location...
A vigil was held last night outside Hove Town Hall to show respect for all those affected by the Pittsburgh attack causing to 11 fatalities.   A six o'clock yesterday evening, it was reported over 70 people attended the vigil to stand in solidarity for those who lost their lives in...
The most beautiful ice rink in the South East, in the heart of Brighton, is due to open to the public this Saturday 3rd November for another season of winter magic. After winning planning permission last year, the stunning rink will return to the city for the next five...
Many will be all too familiar with the dreaded Southern Railway announcement: "Southern are sorry to announce..." followed by a list of the most recent delays and cancellations. However, today's announcement dealt with a rather humorous occurrence, where a particularly stubborn swan blocked the lines between Hove and Worthing...
Brighton and Hove City Council announced today the opening of 29 new council homes at Hobby Place on Whitehawk Road.   Residents accompanied Councillor Anne Meadows, chair of the Housing and New Homes Committee at the opening event.   Councillor Meadows said: “We’re working hard to provide more council housing in the city, and...
A "serious incident" has been declared at a Brighton hospital as an outbreak of tuberculosis has led to 1000 patients and staff being contacted for urgent screening.    It is understood that a member of staff at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust contracted the disease from a patient, and...