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Over 100 huge concrete piles have now been sunk into Brighton beach to prepare the ground for the new Shelter Hall.

Work continues behind the scenes on plans to improve the environment and transport links through the central valley leading to…

The city’s Volk’s Railway – the world’s oldest electric railway – is to operate a service during the half-term holiday,…

New signs advising drivers to switch off their engines while stationary, are being installed in the city this week. Around 35…

The city council is one of the most active in the country for tackling flytipping. In figures collected by the Press…

Ice skating in Brighton’s Royal Pavilion Gardens has been confirmed for this winter, with planning permission being formally granted by…

We would like your views on introducing a new levy on development. Money raised through the levy will go towards paying…

Almost 60 homes could be built on two brownfield sites in Brighton & Hove, replacing a pub and a church. The…

Two more public meetings have been arranged as part of Brighton & Hove City Council’s consultation on proposals for making…

Progress is being made improving the parking situation in three more areas of Brighton & Hove following lobbying by residents. Near…