Frank le Duc reports on the Eco Technology Show 2013 & the future of the King Alfred The Eco Technology Show returns next month. The two-day show was held for the first time last year, with thousands of people going along to… Read more →
Capital idea for school places The budget for Brighton and Hove includes a proposal to spend £10 million on new and extended primary school buildings in the year from April. The building programme comes on top of £9 million allocated in the… Read more →
A Brighton TV company has shone a light on the little understood but much criticised work of probation officers. Frank le Duc reports There are some criminals in Brighton and Hove who are particularly troubling to the Public Protection Team. Some they… Read more →
It can be tricky to cross the Seven Dials but it’s trickier to win agreement for changes Forty four people have been injured at the Seven Dials over the past five years, nine of them seriously. Eighteen of those injured were cyclists…. Read more →
The church has had bad press lately but several are giving shelter to the homeless Tom Bucher was a student at Sussex University until the summer. For the next three months the 22-year-old English graduate is running a project to keep homeless… Read more →
They treat many conditions at the Royal Sussex and they treat racism particularly seriously Acting hospital trust chief executive Chris Adcock is leading from the front in tackling racism. On Friday 23 November, alongside Dr Vivienne Lyfar-Cissé, he is due to open… Read more →
Voters will choose a police chief this week but some suspect apathy will be the real winner John Prescott is running for the post of police commissioner in Humberside. Elsewhere, MPs and former ministers are standing. The contest in Sussex lacks anyone… Read more →
Brighton wants more visitors to arrive by public transport but where will all the coach drivers go? Officials have been accused of directing coaches to park in residential Brighton streets where the drivers have no proper facilities, according to a deputation heard… Read more →
A start to work on the West Pier’s replacement is closer than ever before In just over a fortnight the West Pier Trust will hold its annual general meeting. The trust’s members and board could be forgiven for feeling at their most… Read more →
The Royal Alex looks to the future as staff and patients celebrate five years in new building This month the Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital celebrates five years since its new building was officially opened. The Royal Alex occupied its old Dyke Road… Read more →
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