Brighton and Hove News

A Rembrandt masterpiece will be unveiled for the first time ever in Brighton as part of a nationwide celebration of the 200th birthday of th...

More ways to involve the public in council meetings will be developed as Brighton and Hove moves to a new way of working from next week. Cou...

This is the UK premiere for Spanish/ Mexican theatre company Oligor y Microscopía and promises to be a quirky and intimate exploration of hu...

This One-Of-A-Kind Choose-Your-Own-Adventure spectacle unfolds in The Vault, hosted by the Multi-Award-Winning One-Man-Circus himself- the i...

Turner Prize winning artist (and University of Sussex alumnus) Jeremy Deller talks collaboration, British history, protest and pop culture w...

Brighton Dome will play host to a local club’s attempt at being crowned national champions at top level table tennis this weekend. For the f...

Councillors are set to get a small payrise when new allowances for the incoming cabinet system are approved. The basic rate will go up by 4....

Brian Bilston and Henry Normal appear together for the first time, on Brighton Festival, at Theatre Royal, in a show which one critic has de...

The Rotunda Theatre Bubble sits in the gardens of Regency Square, a somewhat tiring epitaph to Regency architecture set back a short hop fro...

ELBOW + THE WAEVE – BRIGHTON CENTRE 7.5.24 For most of my teenage years, my family and I would always watch our favourite Glastonbury shows...

Brighton Fringe presents ‘Death Becomes Us,’ a new stand-up comedy show that explores the death positive movement. This intimate show is des...

A demonstrator disrupted proceedings at a council meeting to protest against an international arms company’s factory planning application. T...

A decision on whether to approve new fencing around Pavilion Gardens has been put off. Council leader Bella Sankey said the delay was so cle...

A public consultation on a controversial council document advising schools on how to treat gender-questioning children is to be held later t...

Afternoon tea dances are set to make a comeback to Saltdean Lido this summer for the first time since World War II. The tea dances will be h...

A festival will be billed for repairs after wet weather resulted in mud across Preston Park. The Brighton and Hove Foodies Festival held in...

Councillors are due to hold a special meeting to decide whether controversial plans for 495 homes on a former gasworks site can go ahead. Mo...

Manchester’s alt-indie band Cruush (stylised as ‘cruush’) are a shoegaze four-piece consisting of Amber (vocals and guitar), Arthur (guitar)...

The Palace Pier will start charging entry for the first time since 1984 from the end of this month – but the good news is that admission wil...

This is a shame! This morning it has been announced by Attila The Stockbroker that the forthcoming ‘Glastonwick’ festival will in fact be th...

A CERTAIN RATIO + ELLEN BETH ABDI – CONCORDE 2, BRIGHTON 5.5.24 This week, one year ago, I wrote my very first live gig review for Brighton...

The Palace Pier is to start charging tourists a £1 entry fee to help cover the costs of maintaining the 125-year-old structure. The charge w...

The owner of a distinctive small yellow Brighton shop has been ordered to stop renting it as “cramped” flats. Swift Sports in Grand Parade c...

A trusted book-keeper stole more than £1 million from her employer to fund a property empire, including a luxury home in Belize she planned...

THE ORIELLES + THICK DRIZZLE – KOMEDIA STUDIO, BRIGHTON 6.5.24 This May, the much-loved Brighton institution Komedia celebrates its 30th bir...