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From 15 June onwards, it is compulsory for people to wear face covers while on public transport in the whole of England. It is...
The developer of Brighton’s “ugliest building” has been granted permission for the “build to rent” arrangement last June 10. Anston House, located in Preston...
The award-winning Purezza Pizzeria is poised to expand to Brighton & Hove as the first all-vegan restaurant in the area. The Western Road restaurant...
The revamped Shelter Hall is rising from behind the hoardings. The main structure was dismantled and the popular King’s Road arches including the upper...
As lockdown measures are gradually starting to ease across the UK, charity shops, along with many other nonessential businesses, will be reopened on 15...
This German company, which has over 760 stores across the UK, has a set of maps of the areas where it needs to either...
Brighton and Hove City Council had already unveiled that over 200 new electric vehicles (EV) charging points will be installed around the city in...
Local businesswoman, Marisa Battrick, had recently got an award for her homemade, innovative toothpaste business: the “truthpaste”. Marisa was given the Enterprise Award by...
The 17th century Brighton seafront hotel, situated on King’s Road, has been granted planning permission for a multi-million-pound expansion. The Old Ship would have...
In its wharf at Basin Road North, in Portslade, the cement and aggregates firm Cemex UK wants to implement upgrades, so it can receive...
