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Police are searching for Johnny Glasheen who is wanted in connection with a domestic assault. Johnny, 34, from Brighton is well-known in the Crawley area. He is 5’8”, of average build and with brown hair. Inspector Jo Webb said: “Johnny is wanted in connection with a serious assault. “We are appealing to...
Latest figures released by Tourism South East show that Brighton & Hove attracted a total of around 11,234,000 visitors in 2016, an increase of 6.4% on 2015. On a regional and national level, the overall picture shows that Brighton & Hove is performing very well, while England saw visitor numbers increase by...
Nine people were been sentenced on Monday at Lewes Crown Court for money laundering offences which took place all around the country. In November, 11 people were convicted of money laundering offences following an investigation by the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU). Five men and four women were found guilty...
Drivers are warned to expect delays as the city council undertakes 12 weeks of essential safety works to a busy junction on Hove’s Old Shoreham Road, from 15 January. The works will affect the junction of the Old Shoreham Road, Sackville Road and Nevill Road, near the Hove Park Tavern...
City residents and tourists are being asked to make a New Year resolution to help keep the city's streets clean by properly disposing of rubbish and putting litter in a bin. A new, short video, made by the city council, asks ‘would you pick up a bottle left on the...
School admission arrangements for September 2019 will be considered by Brighton & Hove City Council’s children, young people and skills committee on Monday 15 January following a six-week consultation held late last year. Councillors will consider a report on the responses to the consultation carried out during October and November...
A new local energy initiative could help households across Brighton & Hove save on their fuel bills as Brighton's cold and bitter snap continues. The council is taking part in a partnership of Sussex local authorities, called 'Your Energy Sussex', which has set up an energy tariff scheme for residents...
A woman has been taken to hospital with head injuries after being hit by a car on the A259 Marine Parade, near the junction with Rock Place. The police were alerted around 5pm and the A259 was closed to allow an investigation to take place. The victim was treated by paramedics at...
Hundreds of frustrated commuters were left waiting on the concourse of Brighton Station last night as the never-ending nightmare of poor rail services continues. There seems to be no light at the end of this particular tunnel as rail strikes, mismanagment, and poor long-term decision making at the top have...
The UK's official pensions watchdog is grilling former British Home Stores (BHS) boss Dominic Chappell in a trial in Brighton. The four-day trial opened at Brighton Magistrates’ Court on the morning of Monday 8th, with Chappell facing three charges of "neglecting or refusing to provide information to the Pensions Regulator...