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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.

With the 29th March fast approaching, the huge defeat Theresa May faced yesterday is set to bring even more uncertainty on the future of the country post-Brexit. Jeremy Corbyn called for a vote of no confidence, and if no agreement is found a general election will take place. Brighton...
Following up on the unexpected Marwood café close down yesterday, the Sussex Police spoke out on what happened. A spokesperson for Sussex Police told the Argus: "We are investigating after a 24-year-old woman was raped in Ship Street, Brighton, during the early hours of Tuesday, January 15". Moreover, "the suspect is believed...
This morning the local café Marwood was surprisingly closed, as police officers have been seen standing outside and the area was closed to the public. The Marwood café is a popular "cool" spot in Brighton, so much so that it was even nominated as one of the coolest cafés in...
Most people will know someone who is living with diabetes in the UK. Although the condition splits into two different types - 1 and 2 - doctors are currently unsure what causes type 1. According to figures from JDRF, over 400,000 people in the UK were living with the...
Brighton and Hove's Labour council has been accused of breaking their pledge to improve their refuse and recycling service by Green Party councillors. Delays in waste and recycling collections have mounted over the festive period, with setbacks to the service reportedly continuing into the New Year. The Green Party...
Brighton and Hove City Council has emerged new plans to discuss introducing extra support for people in emergency and temporary housing. New measures will be considered at the Housing & New Homes Committee next week, with around 1,700 households currently living in these conditions around the city. Brighton council estimates...
Love Doctor Monti discusses how he fell into the world of match-making, his digital-free dating service, and his reaction to Yann Moix's comments on women over 50 being 'too old' to love. Are you looking for love in Brighton and Hove? Love Doctor Monti has prescribed the perfect matching-making...
We spoke to the Brighton branch of Direct Action Everywhere about Veganuary, the animal rights activist group responsible for demonstrations in supermarkets around the city. January is a time of trying new things, and for hundreds of thousands of people, that new thing is a vegan diet. 'Veganuary'...
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...