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NewsThe government has confirmed that Brighton & Hove will absorb Peacehaven, Telscombe Cliffs and East Saltdean from April 2028 — one of the biggest changes to the city's boundaries in a generation.
The move brings thousands more residents into the city's council area, raising fresh questions on council tax, local services and how the new areas will be represented.
The council is expected to set out over the coming months exactly what the change means for existing and incoming residents. We'll keep this story updated as details are confirmed.
MusicFatboy Slim's Southern Fried Records is hosting a run of Big Beach Boutique afterparties at Patterns on the seafront, with a line-up of DJs across two nights.
The afterparties follow the main Big Beach Boutique event and continue Brighton's long love affair with Norman Cook and the city's dance scene.
Things to doA new venue on Marine Parade, The Birdcage brings cabaret, drag and live performance to the heart of Kemptown, with more than 30 performers on its books.
Regular shows are planned through to December, and proceeds from its charity cocktail go towards LGBTQIA+ mental health support.
Local businessStreamline Taxis, a driver-owned Brighton service running since 1936, has launched a new app promising fair pricing and no surge charges.
The move positions the long-established local firm as a home-grown alternative to the global ride-hailing giants.
Things to doSussex's first football tech arena has opened at Brighton Marina, packing 11 pro-standard activities and a sports bar into one venue.
It's aimed at groups, families and five-a-side crowds looking for something to do beyond the pitch.
A new family-run dog walking service, Furry Adventures operates six days a week across Brighton, Hove and Worthing.
It's the latest small local business to launch off the back of the city's booming dog-owner community.
ResearchThe University of Sussex is recruiting Brighton residents for its Mind Meets Body study, examining the links between cannabis use and mental health.
Participants are offered £30 gift cards, and researchers are keen to hear from a broad cross-section of the city.
CabaretAn evening of cabaret, drag and live performance at Kemptown's newest venue, with a rotating cast of the city's best performers.
Doors 7:30pm. Over-18s only. A portion of every ticket supports LGBTQIA+ mental health.
MusicA former clay pit turned natural amphitheatre hosts a series of intimate headline concerts in a woodland setting this August.
Limited capacity across three dates — expect food stalls, a bar and a genuinely one-off setting.
Things to doBall Park throws open its doors for a launch weekend at Brighton Marina, with all 11 football-tech activities live plus the sports bar.
Walk-ins welcome, but groups are advised to book ahead.
NightlifeSouth City Events brings Movers Mansion to Brighton with Beyond Chicago, a house-music event spanning two venues on one wristband.
Two headliners, two rooms, one night — expect it to sell out.
Driver-owned and running in Brighton since 1936, Streamline offers fair, surge-free pricing through its new local app.
Book in seconds, pay by card, and keep your money in the local economy.
Kemptown's new home for cabaret, drag and community, with regular shows and a charity cocktail supporting local causes.
Open Wednesday to Sunday. Group bookings available.
Sussex's first football tech arena — 11 pro-standard activities and a sports bar, perfect for groups and families.
Open daily at Brighton Marina.
Family-run dog walking six days a week across Brighton, Hove and Worthing. Fully insured, small groups, lots of love.
Get in touch for a meet-and-greet.