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The issue of fly-tipping has become a common problem over the years in Brighton and Hove. This afternoon, a large fly-tip was discovered in Blackman Street, with rubbish, sharp objects and food waste strewn across the pavement.
A young man is wanted for questioning by Sussex Police after a woman reported being spat in the face in the Brighton city centre.   The nineteen-year-old woman was waiting at one of the bus stops by Old Steine with a friend at around 3:45am, Tuesday 16th October, when the man approached...
Various groups and organisations from Brighton and Hove travelled up to London on Saturday (20th October) to show their support at the People's Vote march.   An estimated number of 700,000 people marched to Parliament Square in London on Saturday in the name of the People's Vote, a second referendum on...
Were you shopping in Brighton city centre, specifically on North St. this morning? If so, Sussex Police may need your help regarding a robbery that has recently occurred.   At 11.15am this morning (Monday 22nd October), an adult male walked into Thomson (TUI) holiday store in North St. and demanded cash. The...
Do you remember how every year around Christmas, tiny woollen bobble hats start appearing on your Innocent smoothies? Well, you can expect to see them return to supermarkets near you very soon, as Age UK is back with the #BigKnit, and its asking Brighton and Hove to get knitting!   Age...
Today (18th October) is National Anti-Slavery Day,  where it is hoped that all will contribute to raise awareness of the need to eradicate all forms of modern slavery, human trafficking and exploitation.   Today marks eight years since the Anti-slavery Day Act was passed in 2010 by Parliament.   Modern Slavery not just...
In light of recent events including fly-tipping, tonnes of rubbish left on the beach and failed bin collections, residents of Brighton and Hove are demanding change.    Hanover resident Tea Meneghetti decided it was time for action.   Sharing the disgruntled views of many Brighton & Hove residents, Tea was so fed up...
Sussex Police have issued an appeal looking for a driver who caused damage to a vehicle in a road rage incident in Brighton earlier this month.   It has been reported a woman pulling out of Woodland Way into Surrenden Road, Brighton was tailgated by another driver for half a mile at around...
In fantastic news for Brighton and Hove's youngsters, the city's secondary schools have joined what is described as Ofsted's 'elite' group of authorities from across the country.   This elite status is only applicable to those authorities where every child living within the area has the opportunity to attend a school...
An online petition launched to prevent Zippos circus from coming to Brighton and Hove has divided residents on whether the animals should be made to perform.   Piotr Glodowski, an independent animal rights campaigner, launched the petition on 5 October to encourage the council to revoke any proposed or confirmed licence...