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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.

Brighton & Hove City Council, Freegle, SOENECS and EraseMy Data, working in partnership, are pleased to announce that the first of five pop-up shop events from November 2017 to December 2018 has been a huge success. We all know that there are a number of tech consumer-purchasing periods throughout the year which...
Residents of Hove will be excited to hear that the popular Italian restaurant Cin Cin will be opening another location on Western Road in January. The restaurant specialises in small plates of delicious Italian classics and great wines, and has garnered a reputation as one of the best restaurants in...
Cleaning is not something that usually springs to mind when talking about the Christmas season. But, as you set up the decorations, open your doors to family and prepare to tackle the turkey, it may be a good idea to make room for the upcoming food, friends and festivities....
With Christmas just around the corner, there'll be plenty of chances to get into the festive spirit and snap up some unique gifts for those you love. Christmas Markets can be found all over the city, but we've chosen a few of the best ones in town, and a...
Sussex Police is taking a smarter approach to the way it prevents, detects and tackles crime in your area. The final change has been made to the force’s new local policing model, which aims to keep people safe and feeling safe. Newly-formed Prevention Teams – made up of skilled PCSOs, officers...
Worthing Museum & Art Gallery loans two iconic oil paintings to the Scottish National Gallery as part of their prestigious exhibition True To Life: British Realist Paintings in the 1920’s and 30’s Over the summer the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art presented True To Life,an exhibition which focused on...
A man who befriended and then defrauded three women out of a total of £68,000 has been sentenced to eight years imprisonment following an investigation by Sussex Police. Peter Berry, 51, unemployed, of New Forest Drive, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, was convicted and sentenced at Inner London Crown Court on Thursday (7...
Bean bags litter communal areas; jeans are the norm; and there’s a canteen offering everything from fresh fruit, herbal teas, energy drinks and fine coffee, a scene straight out of Silicon Valley, right? We're not talking about a workplace in California’s tech hub, nor in London’s so-called "Silicon Roundabout". Instead, we're looking...
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was robbed as she walked with her daughter in Westbourne Gardens, Hove. A man on a bike approached the 39-year-old victim as she tended to her daughter and tried to grab her bag at about 3.15pm on Wednesday 29 November. She pushed...
You’re thirsty. You turn on a tap, the glass fills and you drink without a second thought. But did you know that living near the National Park – particularly here on the southern coast – it’s the chalk of the South Downs we have to thank? Chalk is porous and holds...