7.9 C
Brighton
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Home News Page 446

News

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.

The spirit of Brighton and Hove is undoubtedly carefree and fun, yet charitable and eco-friendly. What better way to combine these two aspects than with a huge pillow fight for a good cause? The Bucket and Spade Cafe, located in the arches underneath King's Road, is hosting the event on...
Time2Give Presenters Sophie Corbett and Guy Lloyd
A charity auction with a twist returns to Brighton this April, giving attendees the chance to bid for prizes with their time rather then with their money. The Time 2 Give Ball, which takes place in April, has chosen ten charities which will be supported on the night and throughout...
Boxing legend Chris Eubank Jr beat his Australian rival Renold Quinlan last night to take the IBO world super-middleweight title at the Kensington Olympia in London.  Born in Hove, 27-year-old Chris is a former Brighton College pupil who definitely did his city proud last night (January 4). Sussex local Katie Price...
It's no secret that renting in Brighton is not cheap, especially when you're on a student budget. After finding the University of Sussex made three million pounds profit from its housing services in the last three years, a group of students decided to take matters into their own hands. They...
Seagulls
Parliament will discuss concerns over "aggressive" seagulls tomorrow, after Conservative MP Oliver Colvile secured a 90-minute debate on "seagulls in coastal towns and cities". All gull species currently enjoy protected status in the UK, but some people have called for a cull to remove gulls in problem areas. A spate of...
Tucked away in Baker Street, All for Love and Love for All (ALALA) raises money to support children who have been affected by natural disasters. The charity's team have worked on many projects abroad but this month they are going super-local with their good deeds. The volunteer-run shop is currently...
Since 2009, various researchers have been delving into the stereotype of the moody, cranky, constantly-tired teen. What was once put down to a bad attitude, bad habits or just good-old teenage rebellion has been proven to have a scientific cause. According to the National Sleep Foundation, teens officially need more...
The train drivers Union Aslef has reached a deal with Southern Rail potentially putting and end to some of the strikes that have plagued the rail operator. Aslef and the RMT unions have been striking over changes to the roles of guards, on which members will have to vote. Details of...
Crowds have gathered at Brighton Pavilion for the shooting of a new movie starring Benedict Cumberbatch. Those hoping to spot the Sherlock star were left disappointed. However, the onlookers were entertained by the appearance of a Llama and Zebra. One security guard said: "I don't think the llama and zebra got...
Louis Michael from Gogglebox will open the Dr Hadwen Trust's new vegan charity shop in Hove this February. The Dr Hadwen Trust (DHT) is a UK charity which supports non-animal medical research. This will be their second shop, after they opened a store in Hertfordshire last year. Brighton resident and...