Royal Pavilion Gardens Restoration: Budget Rises £1.6m to £8.038m as Cabinet Approves Contract

Brighton and Hove City Council's Cabinet approved a £1.6m rise in the Royal Pavilion Garden restoration budget on 15 October, taking it to £8.038m. Work is due to start on 9 November 2026.

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Brighton Council Bans Gambling and Fossil Fuel Adverts on Its Advertising Sites

Brighton and Hove City Council's Cabinet approved a new advertising policy on 15 October that bans gambling and fossil fuel production adverts on council sites. It will also join the Coalition to End Gambling Ads.

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Black Rock Brighton: Cabinet Approves Preferred Bidder for Temporary Seafront Use

Brighton and Hove City Council's Cabinet approved a preferred and a reserve bidder on 15 October to run a temporary attraction at Black Rock for up to five years. The lease is not signed yet.

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Work Starts on £611k 3G Pitch at Moulsecoomb Community Leisure Centre, Opening Next Spring

Work has started on a new £611,000 3G pitch at Moulsecoomb Community Leisure Centre in Brighton, backed by a £410,000 Football Foundation grant. The council says it opens next spring, with booking priority for women and girls' sessions.

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Withdean Park Tree Felling: About 200 Elm Trees to Be Removed From Monday 19 October

Brighton and Hove City Council will start removing around 200 elm trees in Withdean Park on Monday 19 October after outbreaks of elm disease, with the work expected to take around three weeks.

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King's Arms Brighton Licence Review: Police Ask for Revocation as Council Panel Meets on 20 October

The King's Arms on George Street, Brighton, has had its licence suspended since 30 September. A council licensing panel meets online at 10am on 20 October, with Sussex Police asking for the licence to be revoked after violent disorder on 25 September. Read what police and neighbours told the council.

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East Sussex Council Starts Court Challenge Over Plan to Move Peacehaven Into Brighton and Hove

East Sussex County Council has started a judicial review over the plan to move Peacehaven, Telscombe Cliffs and East Saltdean into Brighton and Hove, Brighton and Hove News reports. The government paused the plan on 7 September.

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