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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.

Today marks a special event in the culinary calendar, one that celebrates the world renowned foodstuff that has is first reference dating back to 1154 in Sicily! That's right, national pasta day is here and whether you are a fan of fusilli, mad for macaroni, or potty for penne, this...
Although a firmly established ‘student town’, students in Brighton face difficulties when it comes to renting. There is a shortage of affordable and liveable student housing, juxtaposing the abundance of student letting agencies listing old, damp and frequently unsanitary homes on their books. This, combined with the rising number...
Pupils, parents, teachers and carers came together today to protest against school funding cuts across the nation as part of the 'Arms Around Our School' campaign. The devastating cuts mean that £6.9 billion will be removed from school budgets by the year 2020, causing funding to return to levels not seen since...
If you’re trying to save each month, but not making much progress in your current account, then you’ll probably be much better off opening a savings account. Transferring some of your salary each month into a savings account is an easy way to accumulate some money, alongside from your...
George Street in Hove, often thought of as a bustling high street, is becoming a 'ghost town' according to Brighton and Hove locals. A  campaign has been started after 74.1% of the 1,293 citizens that voted wanted the street to be used as a pedestrian only zone all year round between...
Although police presence was increased at this years event, only eight arrests needed to be made at the festival which involved upwards of 10,000 atendees. As previously covered, armed officers were in attendance of the Boundary Music Festival, an annual event at held at Stanmer Park, where they patrolled, thankfully...
It is national breast cancer awareness month in the US, and with the statistic that 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, your support is greatly needed to help combat this disease that doesn't respect the borders of the nation state. With breast cancer...
Local ethical bottled water brand Life Water have branched into documentary content with Life Water TV, a new video content channel which aims to inspire and educate through unique and engaging short stories. A new two and a half minute documentary, ‘Green Giant: what should we expect from our wind...
Meetup.com is rapidly growing in popularity as a service that looks to connect like-minded individuals living in urban environments. I'm sure we are all aware of how lonely and isolated living within a city can feel. With so many people all around, finding someone with the time and inclination...
It may come to you as no surprise that supply-chain standards have been exposed as unsanitary and unsafe by an investigation carried out by The Guardian and ITV on the 2 Sisters chicken factory in West Bromwich. Footage captured by an undercover reporter who infiltrated the factory shows working picking up...