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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.

When most people think of Brighton removals, they imagine boxes, furniture, and the usual household items being carefully packed and transported. But for ESV Removals Ltd, the job occasionally takes an unexpected turn. Every so often, a last-minute call breaks the routine and showcases the company’s flexibility, creativity, and...
Funding from Newhaven Enterprise Zone (NEZ) is helping Newhaven Port explore the potential for a new site dedicated to renewable energy production, warehousing and lorry parking – creating new local employment opportunities. Newhaven Port and Properties (NPP) received £130,000 from NEZ to fund feasibility studies assessing how the development could...
Changes to the repainting programme for historic properties in Brunswick Square and Terrace could become permanent, as the council works with residents to ensure the unique heritage of the area is maintained. Under the Hove Borough Act 1976, property owners are required to repaint their buildings, including the iron railings...
Greater Brighton and neighbouring coastal West Sussex are well known as places where creative industries thrive, with thousands of residents employed in this innovative and growing sector. From the music industry and performing arts to publishing, architecture, design, fashion and textiles, the region offers a wide range of skills and...
A major new organisation uniting the region’s visitor economy will launch this November, as the Sussex Tourism Alliance brings together more than 500 business leaders, founders, creators, entrepreneurs, tourism professionals, and public officials for a landmark celebration at The Grand Hotel, Brighton. The VIP Launch Party hosted by ‘Peak Performance’ will mark the official debut...
Diamonds Factory has opened a new store in Brighton, offering a one-of-a-kind experience for customers  looking to design their dream engagement  rings and jewellery pieces with expert guidance and ethical craftsmanship. The new store, which is conveniently situated in Brighton's thriving city centre, introduces the brand's renowned custom-designed approach to the...
Burgess Hill-based Sussex Facilities Management (SFM) has teamed up with food rescue charity UKHarvest to donate 10 energy-efficient air fryers to be raffled at five community food hubs across Sussex: Whyke Hub, Chichester – 24th October Haywards Heath – 31st October Burgess Hill – 10th November Southwick – 12th November Worthing – 20th November The...
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator has now reached a decision on a number of objections to Brighton & Hove City Council’s school admission arrangements for 2026/27. The majority of the objections were not upheld, including objections against the amended catchment area boundary for Dorothy Stringer, Varndean and Longhill; setting the Free School Meals...
With work due to start on a project to protect the city’s seafront from flooding and erosion, there’s a chance for residents to find out more. A public engagement event, hosted by Brighton & Hove City Council, will take place at Hove Town Hall on Thursday 23 October on the...
Basics is collaborating with Brighton Art Space to combine an immersive art exhibition & three incredible bands in the spectacular former church, Fabrica. To take full advantage of the church’s beautiful natural acoustics, Kymara will be headlining alongside her incredible band & a phenomenal 10-piece choir, The Blend Collective....