Brighton and Hove Green Party has selected local campaigner Marina Lademacher as the Green Party candidate for the forthcoming Queen’s Park by-election.
Labour is abandoning our city. This is the 6th local council by-election in Brighton & Hove in two years, all of which have been caused by resignations of...
Brighton & Hove City Council is launching a major new review to help make the city fairer and is seeking an independent chair to lead it.
Some residents still come up against unfair barriers in their daily lives, and the review aims to understand why this happens and what can...
The world’s first TV climate & nature election debate is taking place this Thursday
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Channel 4 are holding the world’s first TV climate and nature election debate this Thursday (28th November) at 7pm.
Featured image: © Greta Thunberg at European Parliament
Three weeks ago Green Peace launched a petition, signed by over 200,000 people, calling for party leaders to hold a debate on the climate and...
Lloyd Russell-Moyle, the Labour MP for Kemptown and Peacehaven, has confirmed on social media that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
He says he immediately self isolated after feeling symptoms of coronavirus on Wednesday of last week and called 111 for advice. He was then tested on the last day...
The Liberal Democrats will be hoping they will gain their first seats on Brighton and Hove City Council since 2011. What would Liberal Democrat councillors do if elected in the city?
The Liberal Democrats manifesto for Brighton and Hove is split into five key areas; ‘tackling housing and homelessness’, ‘getting...
Weekend Read: Keir Starmer Departs No 10: Can Anyone Survive as Prime Minister in Today’s Britain?
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By Nicholas Dickinson, Lecturer in Politics, University of Exeter
Keir Starmer has resigned as leader of the Labour party, and so in time as the UK's prime minister. In the end, despite his numerous assurances that he would fight on, after Andy Burnham's resounding win in the Makerfield byelection, the...
Earlier this month schools reopened for some of the younger pupils all over the country. After three months of lockdown and virtual classes, children in year 1 and year 6 are now allowed back in school. On June 1st, 10 weeks after Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, asked people to...
Weekend Feature- Alaska Summit Ends Without Deal, but Ceasefire Land Swap Proposal Possible
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Hours before meeting Russia’s leader Vladimir Putin in Alaska, Donald Trump said he wanted to see a ceasefire in Ukraine and was “not going to be happy” if it wasn’t agreed today. The US president appears to have left Alaska with no such agreement in place.
“We didn’t get there”,...
Greens pledge over £11m to tackle climate emergency, housing crisis and service cuts ahead of city budget decision
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Green Councillors announced their proposals for the council's budget yesterday, outlining plans to invest over £11m in measures to help tackle climate change, address the housing crisis and reverse public spending cuts.
Greens will set out their plans to invest in the local community, economy and environment at the budget...
Campaigners demonstrated against Royal Mail’s controversial plans to build a new delivery depot.
The Patcham Against Royal Mail (PARM) campaign group protested outside Brighton Town Hall yesterday because they claim the large-scale development risks water contamination, drinking water shortages and flooding.
Royal Mail plans to build the delivery office at Patcham...





























