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Council extends the PayByPhone parking service

Council extends the PayByPhone parking service

Brighton & Hove City Council has extended PayByPhone cashless parking to cover most of its on-street parking locations. Initially introduced along the seafront in 2013 for on-street parking bays and at 10 council owned car parks, PayByPhone’s popularity amongst tourists and local residents has seen

Parking zone extended from December

Parking zone extended from December

An extension to parking Zone J, which covers the area around Preston Circus and London Road station in Brighton, is set to go live within the Lewes Road Triangle area of the city from Monday 1st December 2014. The new zone will operate seven days a week, from 9am to 8pm.

Council concessions on traders’s permits welcomed

Council concessions on traders’s permits welcomed

Local Conservatives have welcomed a concession on traders’s permits in the city – but say cost is still too high. TRADERS’ PARKING permits in Brighton and Hove cost £640 a year. The cost was more than doubled by the current Green Administration and an example of what many perceive as rip-off parking

Shadow Health Minister answers questions about Labour’s plans for the NHS

Shadow Health Minister answers questions about Labour’s plans for the NHS

Over 60 local residents and healthcare workers including GPs had the chance to question Shadow Health Minister Liz Kendall about Labour’s plans for the NHS yesterday. The event which took place in Whitehawk was hosted by Nancy Platts, Labour’s parliamentary candidate for Brighton Kemptown and Peaceh

Welsh Lib Dems lead landmark debate on transgender issues

Welsh Lib Dems lead landmark debate on transgender issues

The Welsh Liberal Democrats marked Transgender Awareness Week on Wednesday by leading a landmark Welsh Assembly debate on issues faced by Welsh trans people. It is thought to be the first time this topic has been discussed in-depth by the National Assembly for Wales. It is estimated there are over 3

Have your say on how the council consults on planning process

Have your say on how the council consults on planning process

Brighton & Hove City Council is keen to hear the views of people across the city on the process it follows for planning consultations. From today, Thursday, November 20, there will be an opportunity to comment on the draft ‘Statement of Community Involvement.’

City Council win prestigious conservation award

City Council win prestigious conservation award

Work to create 15 new butterfly havens in Brighton & Hove has been recognised with a national award. BRIGHTON & HOVE City Council has won the prestigious ‘Promotion of Lepidoptera Conservation Award’. The award recognises an outstanding, unprecedented or major contribution to the conservation of but

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