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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.

If you’re looking to make this Valentine’s Day one to remember, Brighton has you covered. Whether you’re into relaxation, quirky activities, action or full-on romance, there’s something here for every couple. Leading Brighton events company, Book a Party has rounded up the best ways to celebrate love in style. Bottomless Brunch Bottomless brunch...
Getting a new pair of glasses might seem as simple as picking a frame you like and ordering them with your prescription. In reality, how well eyeglasses fit your face matters just as much as how they look. Poor fit can lead to discomfort, frequent adjustments, headaches, blurry vision,...
Sports nutrition is all about what athletes and sports people must eat in order to perform at their best at all aspects of their athletic performance. Mainly, this includes the right information about foods they should eat, what are the hydration protocols, and what supplements they must consume to...
Brighton and Hove has always been a city that prides itself on being ahead of the curve, whether in fashion, culture, or digital adoption. As we settle into 2026, the way residents across the city consume entertainment has shifted dramatically, driven largely by the rapid rollout of next-generation infrastructure. Rising...
Hit BBC One show Sort Your Life Out is back and looking for families or shared households in the local area to take part in a future series. The new series of Stacey Solomon’s popular home-transformation show kicks off on Tuesday 11 February on BBC One, and the team behind...
Brighton sits on the southern coast of England, pressed between the South Downs and the English Channel. The city has a reputation for being loose with convention, and this extends to where people go when they want to spend time together. A seafront restaurant with views of a ruined...
Leading food redistribution charity FareShare Sussex & Surrey is urging food businesses to help tackle the annual ‘Hunger Gap’. From January to April, the charity experiences a dip in donations following the Christmas period, with fewer crops harvested at this time of year. In March 2024, on average FareShare Sussex & Surrey...
  Brighton & Hove City Council has commissioned 47 units of supported accommodation, supported living and residential accommodation in the city to support residents with mental health needs, ensuring they receive tailored care without needing to relocate. The newly set up support consists of self-contained flats, en-suite accommodation with communal areas...
As Brightonians are immersed in deep winter and  travel trends shift towards slower, more meaningful experiences, many Brits are looking beyond Europe's headline cities in favour of destinations that feel authentic and rich in local character. This year, city getaways without the overwhelming crowds or inflated prices are gaining...
Parking charges in Brighton & Hove will be frozen for the first time in more than a decade. As part of the 2025/26 budget proposals, there will be no increase to the cost of council on and off-street parking or parking permits. The proposal comes as a result of feedback from...