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Censorship at Brighton & Hove Council: Families Silenced On 19th January 2026, Brighton & Hove City Council rejected a group deputation from mothers with disabled children living in unsuitable temporary…
Council Leader’s Direct Award Raises Serious Questions About Governance, Due Diligence, and Timing The Bella Sankey Contract Controversy: What Happened and Why It Matters Whilst families were preoccupied with Christmas…
At yesterday’s cabinet meeting, the Homemove Action Group, representing a network of individuals and families struggling with housing insecurity, presented a powerful deputation. The group’s message was clear: Brighton and…
In the recent Housing Committee session three brave mothers who are on the social housing waiting list raise important questions and concerns and Plead for Fair Social Housing Allocations
Explore the impact of property guardianship evictions in Brighton & Hove, affecting Civil Servants and exacerbating the local housing crisis.
New Private Sector Rental Offers and Out of Area Placements Coming in major homeless policy shift…
In ‘Enough is Enough: Brighton’s Homeless Deserve Better,’ we delve into the harsh realities faced by those living on the streets of Brighton and challenge the recent comments by Home Secretary Suella Braverman. It’s a call to action for the city to uphold its Homeless Bill of Rights and consider innovative solutions like a Homeless Healthcare Hub.
Explore the disparities in Brighton and Hove’s social housing, unmasking overcrowding and under-occupancy issues, urging for pivotal social housing reforms
Disturbing results about Council Housing Satisfaction in Brighton & Hove reveal a critical failure with a 23% satisfaction rate in the Housing Needs department, putting vulnerable citizens at high risk
New North Whitehawk Residents Association gains support from local MP and Councillor, promising community-led change in Brighton’s neglected estate.
