Episodes

  • Brighton News Today — May 16, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 16, 2026
    May 16 2026
    Brighton police arrested a man linked to a woman's death on Durrington Lane and confirmed identifications for three women found at Brighton Beach. Authorities also warned about a youth gathering on the seafront and announced plans for the annual Potfest at Glynde Place.
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    2 mins
  • Brighton News Today — May 15, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 15, 2026
    May 15 2026
    Brighton residents are grappling with the aftermath of three women found dead on Brighton beach, as police confirm identities and an MP calls for accountability. Meanwhile, a road closure near Easebourne follows a fiery crash, and a Sussex couple detained in Iran is now in contact with their family after nearly a year.
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    1 min
  • Brighton News Today — May 14, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 14, 2026
    May 14 2026
    Brighton: Authorities confirm three women recovered from Brighton Beach marina, sparking questions about their deaths, while a local father criticizes a Pyecombe playground for safety issues. Construction delays at a new Greggs drive-through on the A27 between Falmer and Lewes are causing traffic chaos, and Brighton’s seafront bus lane is set to become permanent.
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  • Brighton News Today — May 13, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 13, 2026
    May 13 2026
    Brighton's Great Escape Festival starts tomorrow, featuring 450 emerging artists along the seafront, while local MP James MacCleary criticizes delays in the Greggs drive-through construction. Councillors also revoked a Eastbourne convenience store's license after seizing thousands of illegal vapes, and Brighton and Hove Buses report severe potholes on Hangleton Road.
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  • Brighton News Today — May 12, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 12, 2026
    May 12 2026
    Brighton commuters face rail delays due to a third rail fault at Brighton station, impacting services to Portsmouth, Worthing, and London. A 37-year-old man received a 15-year prison sentence for raping a young girl, while Brighton's secondary schools will become smartphone-free starting September.
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    2 mins
  • Brighton News Today — May 11, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 11, 2026
    May 11 2026
    Brighton's cultural scene shone as Toots and the Maytals, led by Leba Hibbert, performed at Chalk for their 50th-anniversary tour, while a hantavirus outbreak linked to a UK-bound cruise ship raised public health concerns. The CQC banned Hailsham Medical Group over serious safety failures, and a mother in East Sussex criticized the education system after her autistic son's traumatic school experience.
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  • Brighton News Today — May 10, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 10, 2026
    May 10 2026
    Brighton's Hailsham Medical Group faces closure over systemic healthcare failures, while a mother details her autistic son's struggles in the city's education system. The city also earns praise for its cultural richness and a local artist's satirical take on pothole repairs amid political shifts in Sussex.
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  • Brighton News Today — May 09, 2026

    Brighton News Today — May 09, 2026
    May 9 2026
    Brighton's Local Wire update covers a roofing boss sentenced for scamming Eastbourne and Tunbridge Wells residents, a water crisis leading to leadership changes at South East Water, and experimental traffic changes in Hove. The episode also highlights West Sussex's political shift and Brighton's On The Beach festival economic impact.
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