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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.

Local police are investigating a series of domestic burglaries to houses and flats in the Kemptown area of Brighton and have made two arrests. Officers carried out a search warrant on Thursday 19 January in the city and detained a 40-year-old London man on suspicion of burglary and a woman...
The police are warning Crawley residents that a man posing as a water company may be planning more burglaries, after a distraction robbery in the area. The man called on a home in Wakehurst Drive around 3pm on Wednesday (January 10). He claimed he needed to check the water pressure at...
Brighton City Council are considering proposals to build new kennels and a cattery at Hangleton Bottom. At this moment most of Brighton and Hove's strays are housed at Crawley, or by a private contractor in Hailsham for those found in the evenings or weekends. This council-run facility will prevent the...
Police have launched an operation to tackle a rising number of moped and motorbike thefts in East Brighton. Prevention officers are running Operation Handlebars in a bid to identify and catch the suspects and are appealing to businesses and residents in East Brighton to come forward with any information they...
Police in Brighton are seeking witnesses to an incident on the seafront which left a young man with serious head injuries. Just after 7am on Sunday (14 January) the 19-year-old student from Brighton was attacked on the Lower Esplanade near to the Arch nightclub. Police believe this incident followed an altercation which...
Volunteer litter pickers are being urged to step up and join an innovative new scheme to help keep Brighton and Hove’s parks and green spaces looking lovely. Brighton & Hove City Council is setting up the Tidy Up Team - trained volunteers who pledge to spend some of their free...
School admission arrangements for September 2019 have been agreed. At a meeting on 15 January Brighton & Hove City Council’s children, young people and skills committee considered a report on the responses to the consultation carried out during October and November on proposals for changes at both primary and secondary...
When employees discover that colleagues doing similar work are paid more than they are it can destroy their job satisfaction and lead to psychological and physical illnesses, according to research co-led by the University of Brighton. When staff feel ill-treated, they start doing less, they might stop saying hello to...
Police are investigating a series of burglaries to houses and flats in the Kemptown area of Brighton. Since December 22nd there have been seven incidents in a very small area including College Road, College Gardens, Great College Street, Montague Place and Abbey Road. Three of the seven offences took place...
The RSPCA rescued 359 budgerigars after being called to a house in Brighton when the owner went in to hospital. RSPCA inspector Liz Wheeler said: “We were expecting to find around 200 budgies but ended up removing 359. “They were flying free around the semi-detached home so we had to use capture...