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HPrime Minister David Cameron finally addressed an issue which we at the Brighton Journal have been vocal about for a number of weeks. Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday saw the PM confronted by Horsham Conservative MP Jeremy Quin about the frankly appalling service which Southern passengers have been subjected...

Here is a quick look at all of today's Brighton and Hove news, including protests, the EU and more.  A Brighton Teenager has been missing for nearly 7 weeks. Joe French has been missing since the 11th of May, he was last seen leaving his address in Brighton. Joe is white with...

The rain wasn't the most dispiriting thing about The Level last night. Near on 200 people turned up despite the dreary weather to reflect on something else dampening their spirits, the referendum. Although it still seems like the only thing people talk about right now, the dust is starting to finally...

After last nights disaster of a football game, a lot of the days news has been dominated by the failure of England to get past the last 16 last night. Without mentioning that, here is the rest of the days Brighton and Hove news... Bells will ring out across the...

If you live anywhere near the Preston area of Brighton, you may already know the building we're referring to. Anston House, situated just opposite Preston Park, is something of an eyesore, in all honesty. Abandoned for around 25 years, the dilapidated block has long been dubbed not only the...

In the wake of the EU debacle, it has been a busy Monday in the UK. There is a question mark hanging over Jeremy Corbyn's head and the ongoing saga of the next Conservative leader still not deciding, it has been a very political week or so.  With that in...

We at the Brighton Journal have never been shy in our coverage of the ongoing Southern Rail controversy. We've reported the strikes, we've been to the protests, we haven't relented in our criticism of what passengers are being put through by the company's incompetence. Relations reached a head last week when...

By breakfast time, The UK's fate had been sealed. A resounding 51.9% had voiced their frustration and Britain had made history, they would be leaving the European Union and our Prime Minister would resign by October. As the clock struck 10pm June 23rd, a leave decision was 4/1 with Ladbrooks, by...

If your lost for ideas for what to get up to this weekend, then we have you covered. Here are all the best things going on in Brighton over the next few days: The Brighton Dome brings Digging For Shakespeare to Brighton this weekend. The Theatrical performance devised by artist...

So much happened today and it's all in one place. And yes, it involves trains.  Jeremy Corbyn has expressed his distaste for Southern Rail Service. He is quoted as calling their behaviour towards conductors "appalling " and calls for the dispute to be settled once and for all.  This comes of the...