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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.

A company which runs a minibus service to and from Gatwick Airport is the new sponsor for the planting displays on one of the city’s most prominent flowerbeds. Crewflyer, has agreed to sponsor the ‘boat bed’ which sits alongside the roundabout in front of Brighton Pier. The company will fund...
A Brighton local took to twiter to express her outrage at the way in which two homeless residents of the city were treated by the council. Following the tweet (below), the council responsed by stating it's policies regarding abandoned belongings. The council supports rough sleepers and works closely with partners across...
A radical, innovatie, yet suprosingly simple idea is being put forward by a group of dissatisfied locals in Manchester who are not about to wait around for the government to get a grip of the rapid incrases in street and statuatry homelessness across the country. The Manchester Petition's aim...
Police are concerned for the wellbeing of teenager Rosie Doward from Brighton. Rosie, 15, was last seen at her home at 2pm on Sunday (December 17). She is white, 4’ 11”, of slim build and with light brown shoulder length hair. Rosie was last seen wearing a pink fluffy coat, blue...
Police are warning about bogus police officers who have scammed two residents in Brighton out of thousands of pounds. The fraudsters have called two elderly victims who have had building work carried out at their properties earlier this year, purporting to be police officers from the Metropolitan Police. They have...
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man suffered multiple injuries following a knife point robbery in Hove.The victim, an 18-year-old man from Hove, was walking home along Davigdor Road when he was attacked by around four people between 3.30am and 4.15am on Wednesday (December 13). The victim suffered an...
Police were called to Burgess Hill to deal with a rave and to turn people away who arrived in the town at around 11.30pm on Saturday. Around 200 people were inside a building in Victoria Road and around 300 more began arriving on trains with the intent of attending the...
Have you ever fancied yourself a hacker? Ever wanted to learn a bit about coding?  Worried about the steady approach of our new robot overlords and want to be able to speak their language? Whether you're a matrix level cybernaught, or simply looking to take your first steps into...
City residents have donated almost 1.5 tonnes of unwanted tech to help charities and people in the community. The council and its partners opened a ‘tech take-back pop up shop’ in the city centre allowing people to declutter and safely dispose of their old and unwanted computers, laptops, phones, cameras...
A city kebab shop has been fined a total of £1,650 for dumping its waste illegally. The Turkish Delight Kebab House, on Preston Road, got rid of its rubbish, including raw and cooked chicken breasts, skewers of raw and cooked lamb doner meat, salads, menus and advertising leaflets, in residents...