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The Roundabout Nursery in Brighton and Hove, was rewarded this week for its continued hard work, by being graded 'outstanding' from Ofsted - a remarkable third time in a row! Working hard with families in the heart of Whitehawk, the Nursery is part of the Roundabout Childrens Centre, which is run by Brighton and Hove City council and currently...
Brighton and Hove Police have released CCTV footage of a man suspected of punching a supermarket manger, leading to hospital treatment, after being accused of shoplifting. According to police, the incident, which occurred at Sainsbury's on North Street on 4th July, saw the manager of the store confront the suspect...
Much attention has been given to the recent Brexit negotiations as well as the potential fate of existing trade agreements between the United Kingdom and Europe. However, very few articles have highlighted the advancements associated with the domestic e-commerce marketplace. Statistics have shown that this sector generated an incredible...
It has been a disastrous couple of months for rail companies and passengers in the South. Timetable changes in London in May led to the cancellation and delaying of several services. This widespread issue heavily affected Brighton and Hove. The two stations are in close proximity to one another, with...
Lewes Prison in East Sussex was the site for a terrifying ordeal in October 2016. Police officers were left vulnerable to a huge revolt by prisoners at the jail. Such was the extent of the destruction caused, that £230,000 in damage was recorded after the incident. 2 men were sentenced,...
The hunt is still on to find two men wanted for alleged firearms and drugs offences in Brighton and Hove, as two other men are sentenced for their roles in the case. Police are appealing to the public once again to help find two men, who are seen in the above picture, named Orges Dema (left) and Olsi...
Brighton's hopes were high when it made the shortlist for a major opportunity. It was believed that Channel 4 may choose to build their new creative hub in the city. The move would've brought a huge amount of jobs, around 300 initially, and boosted the local economy greatly. Brighton seemed...
In June, a Sussex Police officer was convicted of actual bodily harm following a brutal assault committed while off-duty in Eastbourne, East Sussex. Despite the fact that he was not working, Robert Rangeley was condemned for his acts. He was even described as "a disgrace on the police service”. Rangeley received...
We live in a world where it is hard to avoid environmental damage. When the food and drink we consume are wrapped in non-biodegradable packaging, and the transport we are told to take pollutes the atmosphere, we are sometimes left with few choices. One such commonplace thing which people never...
When it comes to the drugs business, there are surely many bizarre ways in which people have gone about feeding their addictions. A rather strange story has emerged in Brighton, in which a man stole around £175,000 of meat. 24-year-old George Hillyer, of Shoreham in West Sussex, fed his cocaine...