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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 Brighton nurse turned Tory MP has urged the government to put a stop to the pay cap on public sector jobs, in a speech at the House of Commons. The Conservation MP for Lewes, Maria Caulfield, is calling for the pay cap to be lifted for not just nurses, but...
If you've driven down Lewes Rd or to Sainsbury's in recent weeks then you'll have the seen the developments taking place on the Vogue Gyratory. Progress is being made on new housing specifically for university students, however even when all current projects are complete, students will still be short by...
Over the past few months Churchill Square in Brighton, has seen the arrival of many new brands. The american lingerie brand Victoria Secret has settled in alongside Fossil and Yankee Candle is around the corner next to TopShop. A total of five make-up brands have also set up new make...
As some may know, Brighton and Hove City Council is currently in the process of replacing the city's black, stackable recycling tubs in favour of more robust, black recycling bins. The new wheelie bins can take up to 240 litres of recycled waste. The decision has come after a trial showed...
Art+Believe have been commissioned by Brighton and Hove city council to revamp one of the most popular bus shelters in Brighton, Old Steine. The installation is undergoing work in a bright red box making the design a secret. The UK based artists intend to bring forgotten communal spaces back to life with...
As the Saltdean Lido Community Interest Company reported this morning, teenagers broke into the site last night to go for a swim before smashing one of the glasses outside the pool area. Three youths from Saltdean and Peacehaven are currently being detained by Sussex Police. According to the reports, the suspects...
Tributes are being paid to a Brighton based acrobat, Pedro Aunion Monroy, who tragically fell to his death at a festival in Spain on Friday. The 42 year old who lived in Portslade but worked in the centre of Brighton, fell from a 100ft suspended box, which he was dancing...
Everyone in the UK knows that Brighton is known for its big, bright and beautiful pride event every August but this weekend there was a new pride on the scene - Disability Pride! Yesterday, England's first ever disability pride was held on New Road in Brighton. Hosted and organised by...
On Monday, roadworks will start to create a new bus layby on the A259 above Brighton Marina. Expected to be completed within eight weeks, the project aims to eliminate what currently is a spot for frequent accidents. The works aim to build a bus layby on the seafront side of the...
Plan to build 100 flats on an industrial site in Hove have been opposed by over 200 residents. The Crowborough based site, Cross Stone Urban Regeneration, was hoping to conclude their four year plan of redeveloping the site on School Road, Hove. However, locals aren't happy with the proposed £10m scheme. Locals...