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Residents in Brighton & Hove can put plastic pots, tubs and trays in with their  mixed recycling from yesterday These include containers such as yoghurt pots, meat trays, fruit punnets, margarine tubs and soup pots. The move is part of Brighton & Hove’s commitment to expand the range of materials the...
From the small plates of Kemptown to the spring rush of The Great Escape festival, Brighton has always had a knack for spotting a trend before the rest of the country catches on. Lately, though, a new habit has crept into the city's leisure economy: paying for the good...
Walk along North Laine on any given afternoon and you will spot the quiet revolution in how Brighton spends and saves. A vintage jacket changes hands not at a market stall but through a Vinted parcel collected from a corner shop. A coffee at a Kemptown café gets paid...
Walk through The Lanes on a midweek evening and a quiet shift becomes obvious. The two-for-one crowds are still there, of course, but tucked among them are people enjoying the city entirely on their own terms. A single seat at a candlelit bar. One ticket to the Theatre Royal....
There was a time when a Brighton seafront break meant a creaky guesthouse, a fry-up at dawn and a brisk walk along the prom before the rain set in. The city's hotels were charming but functional, the dining was deck chairs and chips, and an evening's entertainment rarely stretched...
Picture a Saturday night on St James's Street, the air buzzing with sequins and laughter. Somewhere nearby a drag show is in full swing, feather boas catching the light, while a crowd spills out of the Theatre Royal still humming a show tune. Brighton has always known how to...
Today marks the hottest day of the year so far in Brighton, as temperatures soar, bringing sun-loving locals and visitors flocking to the seafront. With temperatures to reach highs around 32°C and the city is buzzing with summer energy. Temperature monitors near the Brighton i360 will record peak temperatures, nudging...
Brighton and Hove City Council is stepping up efforts to tackle rogue landlords who rent out properties on platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com without paying taxes, complying with regulations, or registering as businesses. At a cabinet meeting held on Thursday, councillors agreed to lobby the government for stronger powers to...
Homes for Brighton & Hove, the partnership between Brighton & Hove City Council and the Hyde Group, has applied for permission to build 306 affordable homes in Hove. If approved, the 183 council-rented homes and 123 homes for shared ownership will be built on the northern part of the former...
Monday, 16 June 2025, and Cumbria will play host to an exciting seven-race flat racing card. The gates will open at 1:15 with the first race jumping off at 2:45. With an innovative race schedule, organizers aim for well-contested races and generous prize money. Not the biggest date on...