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Sussex police are supporting Operation Spectre, a week long campaign that begins today amid the recent surge in knife violence across the country.  Featured image: Knives from last years Operation Spectre© Sussex Police Originally started by the Metropolitan Police Service, Operation Spectre aims to crack down the danger that knife crime creates, by educating young people who are most at risk....
This week the Brighton Journal interviewed Laurie Avon, a young artist who uses illustration to explore political ideas and transcend traditional boundaries. Featured image ©  Jem Ward Laurie Graduated from Kingston last summer, and has been working on a range of exciting projects since. He is now living in...
On February 15th 2019, Brighton students skipped school to join the first Student Climate March in the city, simultaneously organised in most major UK cities. Although it was a great success, some schools encouraged students to attend classes, and many parents were sceptical about their children's real interest in...
"He's blind. He's a dad. He's a husband. That's just the half of it.": this is how The List describes comedian Chris McCausland, who made his debut in 2003. Following the huge success of his Edinburgh Fringe Show, Speaky Blinder, the multi-award winning comedian is touring the country and will...
B Right On LGBT Community Festival will be back from the 28th March for its third edition, following previous years' success. The festival will take place over two weeks, ending on the 14th of April, and will be located at the Victoria Gardens, known for usually being occupied by...
With International Women's Day just round the corner, this weekend Brighton is packed with events celebrating women and their achievements. On this special weekend you can expect comedy, music, laughter and inspirational talks. As always, Brighton Journal has hand-picked the best events for you. Have a look down below...
Brighton and Hove police have donated £15,000 to the YMCA Downslink Group's Safe Space, through the Police Property Act Fund. The fund is made up of money that is given to the police from property confiscated by the court and then sold. Featured image: Safe Space co-ordinator Charlotte Amor...
The Setting Sun, an iconic pub in the heart of Hanover, is set to reopen next month, on the 5th April. The two new and very excited landlords, Fynn Fáelán and Kathryn Joice, announced the happy news yesterday. Throughout the month of March the pub will go through some...
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...