James Wallin

Reeves and Mortimer have always occupied a unique place in British culture – managing to position themselves somewhere between Bruce Forsyth and Chris Morris.

A decision on who will run Brighton’s Pride celebrations in 2012 will be made next week. After the failure of the previous organisers and with only one other viable candidate’s hat in the ring what will the future hold for one of the landmark events of the year? Reporter James Wallin asks if a city-wide conversation on what Pride should mean to all of us is needed.

Brighton and Hove Albion fans have eaten burgers from Gerard McGill's van since the Amex opened, now he is ordered to close after complaints of noise and mess

City centre residents say they are being driven out of their homes by a barrage of noise from drunken revellers. One woman in the North Laine area of Brighton, who has resorted to keeping a diary of her nightly noise torment, has derided the idea that the strived-for “café culture” will ever exist in the city. James Wallin reports.

From Roswell to Rottingdean, this red light in the Sussex sky might be a job for Mulder and Scully.

Martin Senior is putting his £1.4 million luxury house in Hill Brow, Hove, up for sale but he’ll pay the buyer back every penny if the Seagulls are promoted this season

Brighton's 'bridge' between The Lanes and North Laine needs reviving, according to traders concerned about the number of empty shops in North Street

Sussex actress Sarah Gordy has described herself as becoming a 'pin-up girl for Down’s syndrome' after finding fame in TV series Upstairs Downstairs

The final proposals for finding £17 million of savings at Brighton and Hove City Council during 2012/13 have been unveiled. The Greens have announced a number of u-turns after “listening to the city” but have insisted on sticking to a 3.5% council tax rise. Reporter James Wallin looks at exactly what concerns were raised by the budget proposals and exactly how much the council has listened

Building work continued on an extension to a house in Rottingdean after retrospective planning permission was sought, according to Brighton and Hove City Council