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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.

Preston Manor has reopened with a completely revamped visitor experience, offering a fascinating glimpse into life in 1912. To celebrate, an Easter Fête filled with Edwardian charm is to be held on Saturday 12th April from 10am-4pm offering guests the chance to wander through the grand interiors and lush gardens...
Ten council homes are being used to house families in housing need following action against tenancy fraud.   Over the past year (2024/25), 6 x 1-bedroom flats and 4 x 2-bedroom flats were taken back by the council, so that we can allocate them to those who are most in need and entitled...
Isometric illustration of Brighton seafront buildings connected by AI automation workflow pathways showing email, invoice, and report processing flows.
Brighton has always attracted people who do things differently. The city’s independent business scene is one of the strongest in the UK, from the Lanes to the North Laine and across the digital quarter near the seafront. But running a small business here comes with the same operational drag...
A new experiences marketplace, Yuup, has launched in Brighton & Hove, helping independent makers, creatives, and businesses sell their experiences more easily. The platform connects local people to unique, in-person activities that are often hard to find. Since its 2021 launch in Bristol, Yuup has expanded to Bath, the...
UK dog owners looking for perfect spring walking locations should head to Brighton, according to new research which has ranked the city as Britain's third-best destination for dog-friendly spring strolls. The study by pet-sitting platform TrustedHousesitters analysed factors including dog-friendly venues, trail ratings, walkability scores, green space access, and average April rainfall. Brighton,...
The UK is known for its history of gambling and its tight UKGC-led gambling laws. But even this strict system is set for change in the coming years.  In 2026 and beyond, several reforms are coming, and these focus on taxation, regulation, and the potential use of crypto payments for...
Whether you’re navigating Brighton’s busy streets or planning a road trip along the coast, being informed about your vehicle is crucial. Many drivers tend to focus solely on visual inspections or MOT certificates when buying a car or maintaining their current ride. However, understanding the full vehicle history through...
Multi-award-winning The Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show to make Brighton Fringe homecoming Saturday 3rd – Monday 26th May Ironworks Studio B, 30 Cheapside,  Brighton BN1 4GD  The Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show will make its highly anticipated Brighton homecoming, after an 11-year absence, at Ironworks during the Brighton Fringe this May. Following...
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester visited Newhaven Fort on Thursday to unveil a commemorative plaque celebrating the completion of its £7.5 million restoration. During his visit, The Duke embarked on a guided tour highlighting key restoration efforts, including the fort's brand-new adventure playground, restored casemates and enhanced exhibitions. The...
Home heating choices affect both comfort and environmental footprint. Understanding the environmental pros and cons of popular heating options is important when aiming for a lower-impact home. This article outlines how key heating systems contribute to environmental outcomes inside and outside your living space. Heating your living space contributes substantially...