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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.

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...
After successfully securing funding for the project from Gravis Capital Partners, construction has begun at the Circus Street site that promises to deliver a new retail and leisure destination for the city. The scheme will revitalise a once-loved pillar of community, inject £200m into the local economy and create 400...
As part of the award-winning 'Healthwalks Scheme', a programme of 18 regular free walks across the city of Brighton & Hove, hosted by Macmillan Cancer Support and led by trained volunteer walk leaders, many Brighton locals are expected to participate in a walk from Queens Park in Kemp Town from...
A new secondary school for 1000 pupils is among a number of major planning applications approved recently by Brighton & Hove City Council’s planning committee. The new secondary school would be in the grounds of West Blatchington Nursery and Primary school, which would also be replaced on the same...
An exhibition opening to the public tomorrow will showcase graphic art works that explore the idea of place and what it means. The show will run from the 22nd-30th of September in the Bozboz Gallery in Brighton on Richmond Place. The exhibition has been described by it's organisers as aiming to reveal...
There were frantic scenes last night as the Cineworld and the David Lloyd gym, amongst other facilities in the Brighton Marina, were evacuated after an alleged bomb scare. After a suspicious package drove individuals to report a perceived threat, one eye witness described the scene which saw gym users “running out in...
Following the agreement of a season-long loan deal, Dutch national and experienced premier league goalkeeper Tim Krul has signed for the Albion on a one year deal that will see him help Brighton stay in the premier league this season. Krul previously played in the Premier League for Newcastle making 185...
We are just over two away from Burgess Hill’s biggest free event! The Burgess Hill Bonfire Society is gearing up to celebrate the 48th iteration of this annual event. Roads in the town will be closed from 6pm prior to the first procession beginning at 7.30pm on Saturday. The free event will start...