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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…
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.
The recent decision by Brighton and Hove Council to demolish Knoll House in Hove has raised concerns among residents and activists. This move not only disregards the social value and historical significance of the existing infrastructure but also highlights a troubling lack of community consultation. With a pressing need for wheelchair-accessible homes and the potential displacement of vulnerable individuals, it is crucial to critically examine the decision-making process and hold the council accountable for their actions.
Brighton & Hove Housing Coalition sign a letter against shocking proposals to remove HMO licensing for asylum accommodation, jeopardising the safety and well-being of asylum seekers.
I have been following this wonderful podcast series produced by Class Divide, a Lived Experience Led Education Campaign based in East Brighton.
Learn how Airbnb’s growth in Brighton and Hove, amidst the city’s housing crisis, is affecting the community. Find out how mega hosts and commercial bnb hotel operations are taking over the city, leading to a loss of residential homes.
