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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.

The Accident and Emergency (A&E) Department at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton is due to be expanded this year. The project will cost around £30m and promises to provide 35 new spaces for patients arriving by ambulance  in it's first phase and is expected to be in...
The University of Brighton are investing in the future through a construction project aimed at making the university an even better place to work and learn. Their ambitious plans include the transformation of the Moulsecoomb campus, providing a new academic building, 1,338 student bedrooms in new halls of residence, new Students' Union facilities and...
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds have will be visiting Brighton as one stop on their twelve-date UK & Ireland Arena Tour following the release of WHO BUILT THE MOON? the adventurous follow-up to the platinum-selling, Chasing Yesterday from Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds soar into...
A crowd funding campaign to kick-start the repair and regeneration of a section of Brighton’s Grade 2 listed seafront, Madeira Terraces, will launch on 26 July 2017.  Brighton & Hove City Council has already met with local businesses who have pledged to support the campaign through a series of...
If you have been trying to use the new online parking permit system recently introduced by Brighton & Hove City Council then you will be aware of the glitches and hitches holding up your application. The system has been introduced to make applications for parking permits in the Brighton and...
Plans to create a world class conference centre and entertainment venue at Black Rock, next to Brighton Marina, have received a boost, with over £12 million of government funding being awarded to the project. The money has come via the Local Enterprise Partnership and will make a significant contribution to the...
Do you want to be a bit healthier? Does your lifestyle mean that you don't have time to carefully measure your nutritional intake? Are you unhappy with your weight and unsatisfied with all those fad diets and supplements? Well now improving your diet, tracking your nutrition, and maintaining a...
Residents of Patcham and East Saltdean complained about the public transport services that their area receives citing an absence of of regular buses and no electronic announcement boards at their stops. At the Breathe in Brighton event held at the Brighthelm Centre focusing on the air quality, debate turned from air...
Those of you who live and work in Brighton will be well aware of the incessant and incremental increases in the cost of living in the city with rents spiralling upwards and with property prices moving ever upwards, out of the grasp of residents like a kid's balloon on a...
Both the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex are on the way to green energy with their solar projects. Brighton's £200,000 project serves around 7.5% of the Falmer Campus' energy demand, with its array of 663 solar panels generating around 173,000kWh of electricity each year. Abigail Dombey, environmental manager...