Work is continuing to bring empty privately owned homes in the city back into use.
In 2024/25, the council was involved in helping to bring 145 empty private-sector homes back into occupation.
With high demand for housing in the city and a shortage of accommodation, we’re encouraging residents to tell us if...
Plenty of people who moved to Brighton kept a foot in the capital. Rather than sell the London flat they left behind, many chose to let it out, turning their old home into a steady source of income while they enjoy life by the sea.
It is a smart move...
A brand-new marathon is coming to Brighton next year, promising to bring trail running from the countryside to the city streets in what organisers are calling a “unique event unlike anything the UK has seen before.”
The Brighton Trail Marathon, launching in 2026, will combine 36 kilometres of scenic South...
Komedia New Comedy Awards Competition 2026 for Entries… Now!
Komedia Announces New Comedy Award
in Association with Comic Boom comedy club and Victoria Nangle opens for 2026 entries
Komedia is pleased to announce that the Komedia New Comedy Award, in association with award-winning Comic Boom comedy club and arts journalist Victoria...
From 1 January 2028, new buildings over 1,000 square metres must disclose their whole life carbon. The choices that set that number are being made now.
Every EU member state missed the 29 May 2026 deadline to put the recast Energy Performance of Buildings Directive into national law. On 15...
Following the first look at proposals for a new sports and leisure facility to replace the ageing King Alfred Leisure Centre, we’re inviting residents to see more and have their say.
The new facility will transform the current seafront site into a modern, accessible and sustainable leisure destination for all.
Last...
Brighton has never been shy about looking after itself. This is a city of sea swims at sunrise, yoga on the lawns, spa afternoons and a beauty scene that is always first to try something new. So it is no surprise that one treatment keeps coming up in conversation...
For most Irish players today, the casino lives in a pocket rather than on a desk. A few taps during a commute or a coffee break have become the normal way to spin a slot or join a live table, and the shift toward has moved from a...
There's no single UK price, because each insurer weighs the same factors differently. Some of those factors you can't change much: your dog's age and breed, where you live, what vets charge. Others are your choice, and they move the price just as much.
Already insured? Read this before you...
Not that long ago, cash was king. The average Brighton resident probably had a wallet with a few notes and some coins in it, used a debit card for the weekly shop at Sainsbury's, and barely thought about any of this. The way we pay for everything has shifted...
