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The Mayor of Brighton & Hove, Councillor Amanda Grimshaw BEM, will lead a Service of Reflection on Friday 15 August to join the rest of the country in marking the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan (VJ) Day. A pivotal moment that brought the Second World War to an end...
Brighton & Hove City Council has today launched its new Drugs & Alcohol Strategy 2024 - 2030, outlining a city-wide plan to reduce harms, save lives and change attitudes towards substance use. The strategy focuses on three priorities: Disrupting the local drug and alcohol supply chains, reduce the availability of...
Fancy a games night? Whether you want to spend quality time with friends or colleagues, a little preparation helps everyone feel included and keeps the conversation flowing naturally. Selecting games for diverse audiences A varied line-up helps you keep everyone involved, especially when people have different interests or levels of experience....
Burger & Lobster has long owned the lobster roll and now they’re taking it to the next level with a new line-up of indulgent, fully loaded rolls to satisfy every craving for just £20! Designed for flavour lovers who don’t want to choose between quality and speed, the new roll menu delivers premium, fully loaded options...
Brighton is fast gaining recognition as a key training hub for triathletes in the UK. Nestled between the English Channel and the South Downs, this coastal city offers the perfect balance of sea swims, hilly bike routes, and scenic run paths. The availability of both natural and urban training...
Quick Answer Oil prices in 2026 are being shaped by the interaction of geopolitical supply risk, OPEC+ production policy, non-OPEC output growth, uneven global demand, inventory swings, refining constraints, the U.S. dollar and interest rates, futures-market positioning, seasonal weather, and the slow-moving shift toward electrification. No single headline, an OPEC+...
Brighton's employment mix is unusual. A high proportion of small creative businesses, a large hospitality and tourism sector with seasonal peaks, a substantial freelance population and two universities produce a workforce where a lot of people are either self-employed or working for organisations too small to have an HR...
The issue of illegal immigration has been a major point of contention in the UK, sparking protests that are often framed as either legitimate expressions of concern or as fuelled by Islamophobia. With immigration levels rising, particularly from countries with significant Muslim populations, the question of whether protesting illegal...
Brighton is set to redefine the wellness landscape with the launch of the Brighton Wellness Festival (BWF) — a bold, community-led celebration of inclusive, radical wellbeing. Taking place from 1st to 8th October 2025, this groundbreaking new festival invites everyone — from the wellness-curious to seasoned practitioners — to...
People keen to have their say on local government reorganisation or find out more about current proposals can attend drop-in sessions organised by Brighton & Hove City Council.   The government has asked councils in Sussex for suggestions on how local government should be organised as part of plans to scrap...