With the General Election only three weeks away, we thought it might be helpful to publish a brief guide to who will be standing in each of the three Brighton and Hove constituencies. Over the next few days, we'll provide an introduction to the various candidates in each constituency,...
Those without permanent home addresses, whether they are homeless, sleeping rough or in temporary accommodation, are still able to vote in the upcoming General Election set for Thursday 12th December.
However, submitting these applications takes a different route in comparison to those with permanent addresses.
Those without fixed addresses need to...
More than 1.5 million people have registered to vote since the general election was called 18 days ago, according to the latest government data. Over 850,000 of these people are individuals under the age of 25.
With 8 days still remaining until registration closes, record numbers of young people have...
As National HIV Testing week begins on Saturday 16th November, Brighton Kemptown MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle urges everyone to get tested, as one in twelve people living with HIV are unaware they have the virus.
Featured image: Lloyd Russell-Moyle via © Facebook
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Lloyd Russell-Moyle, the Brighton Kemptown MP who was the...
With COVID-19 cases rising rapidly and 83% of beds in intensive care currently occupied, things have not been going well in Northern Ireland.
Therefore, after a long meeting on Tuesday October 13, First Minister Arlene Foster announced that the government would be introducing a set of “circuit breaker” restrictions to...
The Council of Brighton and Hove has contacted the government regarding the ‘unfair’ national funding system for nurseries. Brighton and Hove nurseries are suffering due to the low budgeting and funding it gets and the council is here to help them send a message to the government.
The letter was...
The Labour Party have remained the largest party in Brighton and Hove by one seat, amid a Green surge winning votes from both of the largest parties.
Labour have won 20 seats (down three on the last election), the Green Party are up to 19 (up eight), with the Conservatives...
Tomorrow morning, the polls will open across Brighton and Hove and voters across the city will make up their minds about the direction they want to see in their communities for the next four years.
Among those fighting hard for the votes of local residents is the Conservative Party who,...
The local elections are just one day away and the Labour Party, who currently run the council, are hoping to win another four years in office and obtain a majority on the city council.
At the last election, the party was only five seats short of this and Daniel Yates,...
Tomorrow, Brighton and Hove will head to the polls for the local elections to decide the direction of the city for the next four years.
Among the six different parties running is the eurosceptic party UKIP, which are hoping to capitalise on animosity towards the main parties over Brexit.
The party...
