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Stagecoach has announced it wants to change bus routes in and around Worthing
A historic building most recently used as a nightclub has gone on the market for £1,250,000, listed by estate agent Jacobs Steel
A spokesman for the Food Standards Agency (FSA) warned customers who had already purchased the items from Lidl not to eat them
Martin Lewis said it was “nearly unthinkable” that energy prices could fall in April.
A man has admitted kidnapping a woman after asking her for directions.
Roger Cohen MBE retires after 42 years of volunteering with the RNLI in Brighton and Newhaven.
The world’s oldest surviving lawnmower has gone on public display in Hassocks and is set to star in a major exhibition at the British Library
The issues raised with us all on the city’s doorsteps as Labour election candidates back in 2023 were many and varied, but one question came up time and time again in every corner of the city. That question was; despite having had 2 Green administrations, why is our recycling among the worst in the country? Now we all know what the Greens’ response to this was; to perpetuate the myth that our recycling can’t be improved because of a long-term contract signed by Labour back in 2003. Well last week we bust that myth once and for all. Starting this spring, we will be adding the following materials to the council’s kerbside and communal recycling collections: plastic pots, tubs & trays – fruit punnets/trays, yoghurt pots, margarine tubs etc; aluminium foil, including foil trays; food and drink cartons – tetrapaks for things like fruit juice and plant-based milks, soup cartons, kids fruit juice, pringles tubes, gravy granule pots. And all within that same contract that the Greens attacked us on.
Last month we reported on seven businesses in Brighton which closed
A Sussex town has been named as one of the least affordable places to rent in the UK in Canopy's 2024 end-of-year rental affordability index