An estimated 1,500 protesters took to Brighton's streets last night to oppose changes to the United States' immigration laws.
The protest started outside the town hall and continued in a march around the city.
Here are some of our favourite signs from the night:
After months of disruption on the rails, the managing director of Brighton and Hove Buses is warning commuters their journeys are set to take longer. Martin Harris says roadworks have already seen the average bus journey time increase by 13 per cent in the last eight years and predicts...
Sussex University is bringing therapy dogs to campus this week in an attempt to relieve student stress following the winter mid-year assessment period. Trained dogs from local charity Sussex Caring Pets will bring comfort to students when they arrive on campus on Thursday morning for an hour-long de-stress session.
The event...
Vacant City Council buildings can now be opened as temporary homeless shelters thanks to a motion passed by Brighton and Hove City Council last Friday (January 26). The move, which is similar to schemes run in Manchester and Bristol, is part of the council's plan to make sure no-one has to...
Mr Cheeky, the ginger tom who united the people of Brighton and Hove in a cat search when he was kidnapped in December, passed away this Saturday (January 28). Â Over the past seven weeks and six days, hundreds of people across the city came together to reunite Mr Cheeky...
An petition protesting US President Donald Trump's controversial new immigration rules is more popular in Brighton Pavilion than anywhere else in the UK.
The petition, which calls on the Queen to cancel a proposed State visit by the newly elected president, has been signed by over 1 million people across...
10,000 people have signed a petition to support a local charity, after it was threatened with closure.
Last year Brighton based HIV charity The Sussex Beacon revealed it may have to close services, including its ten bed inpatient unit, following a reduction in the funding it receives from the NHS.
The...
Brighton and Hove Bus Company have announced that they will be providing free WiFi on all routes from February 2017.
The service had previously been limited to routes 1, 5, 6, 7, 12, 25, 28, 29 and 77.
There are no sign-ups or passwords required, simply connect to 'go-brighton' on your phone,...
Happy Saturday everyone. Today we are exactly four weeks into the 2017 and, perhaps for some of us, the initial enthusiasm and drive to make positive changes in 2017 is being to dry up and our resolutions may have even already fallen to the wayside.
Nothing usual about that you...
It can feel the office walls are closing in on you, can’t it? Perhaps your employees have grown in such significant numbers that you can no longer fit in your current premises or maybe you have so much stock that it is bursting out of the store cupboard.
But what...
