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Wear your poppy with Pride

Wear your poppy with Pride

Simon Kirby MP for Brighton Kemptown encourages local residents to support this year’s Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal and Wear A Poppy With Pride. This year the Royal British Legion is asking the nation to Rethink Remembrance by recognising the sacrifices made not just by the Armed Forces of the

Bill to reduce homelessness receives cross party support

Bill to reduce homelessness receives cross party support

Homelessness Reduction Bill wins unanimous support from MPs across all political parties. The private member’s bill, which places duties on councils to prevent homelessness, received backing on October 28 of the 100 MPs needed to get it one step closer to becoming law.

Conservatives condemn Labour and Green parking scrooges

Conservatives condemn Labour and Green parking scrooges

Conservative councillors are furious with their Labour and Green counterparts for voting down their proposal to offer residents and visitors to the city free parking over the Christmas period.

Kemptown MP joins campaign to save lives

Kemptown MP joins campaign to save lives

Today is European Restart a Heart Day. Every single year in the UK, 30,000 people suffer a sudden cardiac arrest. Sadly, just less than 1-in-10 survive.

Brighton Gin celebrated at Parliamentary event

Brighton Gin celebrated at Parliamentary event

Hove MP, Peter Kyle, met with Helen Chesshire and Kathy Caton of Brighton Gin on Monday evening (October 17) at an event to celebrate the success of women in the Wine and Spirits industry in Parliament.

Rail delay compensation improved

Rail delay compensation improved

Government announces improved compensation scheme for rail delays. The Delay Repay 15 will be introduced within months on Govia Thameslink Railway services, including Southern, and then rolled out across the country.

Woodingdean residents organise phone mast demonstration

Woodingdean residents organise phone mast demonstration

Woodingdean residents to stage a public protest against Brighton & Hove City Council. This follows an error by city planners which resulted in permission being granted by default for the erection of a 12.5 metre telephone mast and two equipment cabinets on Warren Road in front of the area’s historic

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