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An aerial view of a pebbly beach with wooden groynes extending into the blue ocean, a coastal town with buildings and a promenade visible in the background under a clear sky.Environment · 28 JulyBrighton & Hove Coastline Protection Project Enters Major New PhaseA "Telscombe - Please drive carefully through the village" sign stands beside a rural road, with a building and fields beyond.Regional News · 27 JulyBrighton & Hove Council Helps Recruit Trustee for Historic Village CharityA modern brick apartment building with balconies is seen through the lush green and purple foliage of a garden path, leading up to the building.Grants & Funding · 26 JulyNew Accessible Homes Ready to Welcome First Brickfields ResidentsAn abundance of fresh produce, including vegetables, fruits, fish, and baked goods, is spread out on a cloth in a grassy field under a bright sky.Business · 24 JulyBrighton & Hove Businesses Encouraged to Back Local Food and DrinkA silhouette of a derelict Brighton West Pier in the sea at sunset, with birds flying around and a visible pink and blue sky.Local News · 26 JuneThe West Pier: How Brighton's Beloved Victorian Landmark Became a Ruined IconTwo people watch a monitor displaying an interior scene with furniture and a partial view of a person.News · 23 June£30,000 Grants Launched for Brighton Charitable Organisations to Upskill Next Generation of CreativesA singer with long hair and a red hat, holding a microphone while performing on stage with purple and green lighting, raises his left hand making the peace sign.Local News · 15 JuneMsb Mario "El Niño de la Pili" Arrives in Brighton as Spoken Word Finds a New Standard-BearerA large, curved white building with many windows and intricate architectural details stands beside a paved road with cars parked along the curb.History · 10 JuneHow One Planning Officer Saved the North Laine from Bulldozers and Created Bohemian BrightonA blue circular plaque from the City of Brighton & Hove commemorating Sake Dean Mahomed, a Shampooing Surgeon who opened Indian Medicated Vapour Baths in 1821.History · 10 JuneSake Dean Mahomed: The Indian Surgeon Who Taught Brighton to Shampoo and Served Two KingsA white domed monument with columns stands on a concrete base overlooking a vast green landscape with a distant town and ocean under a clear blue sky.History · 3 JuneThe Chattri: Brighton's Forgotten Memorial to the Indian Soldiers of World War IA long shot of an empty train track running alongside a fenced walkway, with white buildings visible on a hill in the background.Transport · 3 JuneWorld’s First Electric Railway Still Runs on Brighton’s SeafrontA narrow road winding through a landscape of steep, grassy hills under a cloudy sky.History · 3 JuneThe Doctor Who Invented the British Seaside: How Richard Russell Turned a Fishing Village Into England's Most Fashionable ResortOrnate domes and towers of a large building stand against a clear blue sky, showcasing detailed architectural elements and balconies.History · 3 JuneThe Royal Pavilion: How George IV Created Britain's Most Exotic Seaside Palace

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