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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.

Tonight the BBC will air a documentary about life as a gay person in Brighton spanning over the last half a century. Brighton: 50 Years of Gay is the perfect way to begin this week of pride. The film will even document the progression of Brighton Pride to this day! It will...
Ever wanted to know which of Brighton's beloved universities you'd fit into? Well wonder no more, take our speciality quiz to see whether you're more Brighton or Sussex uni!
Just in time for their first season in the Premier League, the Albion has unveiled its new alternative kit. No other than Royal Blood drummer and passionate Albion supporter Ben Thatcher showed it to the public for the first time during a concert in Sydney this week. Different to the...
Boss of the iconic Glastonbury Festival was in Brighton celebrating his granddaughter's graduation from the University of Brighton. Founder and organiser of one of the world's biggest summer events left his farm to visit Brighton and watch his granddaughter graduate. Hannah Eavis, who hails from Somerset, received a BA(Hons) in Fine...
When you get off the bus feeling like you had the most incredible bus driver ever, wouldn't it be a nice gesture to let the bus company know about it? A number of passengers in the area have contacted Brighton & Hove Buses to compliment them to one of...
Pullingers has been a staple in the North Laine shopping district for over thirty years and now the closure of its city centre store on Bond Street is marking the end of an era. As one of Brighton's longest established shops, the closure of this branch is certainly sad to see,...
The opening of a new Superdrug store at Brighton Railway Station will see the creation of up to 40 brand new jobs. Brighton may already have four Superdrugs of its own, including: Churchill Square, St James Street, London Road and Western Road, but bosses have praised the location of the...
The popular Regent Street pizzeria, Franco Manca is hoping to update its licensing laws to allow for the sale of alcohol to take off the premises. The speciality sourdough pizza place is set to face a battle in order to be granted this possibility. Franco Manca is hoping to extend its current licence...
Today marks the launch of the crowd funding campaign to set things in motion for the regeneration of the currently closed-down Madeira Terraces. The campaign is initiated by the Brighton and Hove City Council who count on local businesses to get involved organising fundraising activities and offering campaign-related discounts. The...
With so much music being released week after week, we've taken it upon ourselves to show you the best of the new releases in the music world. Read on to find out who's impressed us with their newest hits this week... Singles https://open.spotify.com/album/2d1DFlcSgcfmBT3x1GaxHt Maya Jane Coles - Weak/Werk Maya Jane Coles is a music...