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Brighton & Hove wins top national transport award

Brighton & Hove wins top national transport award

Brighton & Hove has been voted Transport Local Authority of the Year in the National Transport Awards. The award reflects the achievement of sustainable transport services and initiatives which has led to the highest rates of cycling and walking in the south-east, and successful partnership working

Predatory sex offender jailed for 13 years

Predatory sex offender jailed for 13 years

Christopher Denning, a predatory sex offender who used his celebrity status to prey on young boys has been sentenced to 13 years in prison. Denning, 75, pleaded guilty to the 24 offences he committed against boys between 1969 and 1986 at Southwark Crown Court on Monday, August 22. He appeared back i

Make your voice heard on parks and open spaces

Make your voice heard on parks and open spaces

There is still time to join the conversation about the future of Brighton & Hove’s parks and open spaces. The councils consultation ends on Friday, October 28 so there is still time to have your say.

Surrey Police appeal for witnesses

Surrey Police appeal for witnesses

Surrey Police continue to investigate following reports of a suspicious incident near Warlingham School and are keen to speak to a couple who were walking their dog and may have seen part of the incident.

Cardiff University supports Iris LGBT Film Prize

Cardiff University supports Iris LGBT Film Prize

Cardiff University is supporting one of the world’s leading film festivals for LGBT filmmaking which showcases original short films from around the globe. Now in its tenth year, the Iris Prize Festival is the home of LGBT filmmaking and has been identified as one of the top 50 film festivals in the

1916 – 2016: Charleston celebrates its Centenary

1916 – 2016: Charleston celebrates its Centenary

Sunday, October 16, 2016 marks the centenary of the arrival at Charleston of Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant and David ‘Bunny’ Garnett. Their arrival as World War I conscientious objectors saw the creation of Charleston as the country home of the Bloomsbury group and a legacy of art, literature and freed

Police officer sentenced for drink driving

Police officer sentenced for drink driving

A Surrey Police officer has been convicted at court of drink driving. PC Matthew Hall, 42, appeared at Crawley Magistrates Court today (October 5) where he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol, while off duty.

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