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December, 2019

Dec 10 Valley Gardens – more light shed on the Council’s insensitive approach

Dec 02 A Pied Piper Housing Policy

November, 2019

Nov 29 Whoopsadaisy – Heritage pavilion badly damaged

Nov 27 The Brighton Society Graffiti Strategy

Nov 21 Housing Held Hostage

Nov 06 Valley Gardens – or Ode to Concrete?

October, 2019

Oct 31 Does the Council have – or even want – a graffiti policy?

Oct 26 Chasing our tail – Brighton & the NPPF housing target

Oct 26 GBMet (City College) development has started on site

August, 2019

Aug 19 Brighton Society Response to the Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan

Aug 14 Historic seafront under threat

Aug 09 Problems with the Council’s Graffiti Reduction Strategy

July, 2019

Jul 11 Council redaction policy is vulnerable to abuse

June, 2019

Jun 04 Brighton Society Objection to the Marina Development

May, 2019

May 09 Lanes – the more the merrier

May 03 Brighton Society objection – BH2019/00825 Channings 215 Kingsway Hove BN3 4FT

April, 2019

Apr 26 Brighton Society objection : BH2019/00127 64 – 68 Palmeira Avenue & 72 – 73 Cromwell Road Hove

Apr 26 The Council’s plan to ‘reclaim our streets’ from graffiti taggers needs a rethink

Apr 08 Our objections to the previous application (Planning Ref: BH2018/01973) still apply to the revised Sea Lanes application that was approved on 3rd April 2019

February, 2019

Feb 13 A La Moda – Proposals for the Sackville Industrial Estate, Hove by Moda

January, 2019

Jan 31 A Boutade of Tall Buildings

Jan 25 Protests about Upper Roedale Barn conversion

Jan 20 Wacky toilet block

Jan 09 Marina Development – latest image

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