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The 10 most expensive homes in April 1,725,000 8 Montpelier Crescent, Brighton, BN1 3JF (Terrace)

1,650,000 4 Marine Square, Brighton, BN2 1DL (Terrace)

1,400,000 8 Albany Villas, Hove, BN3 2RU (Semi-detached)

1,000,000 Flat 5, 22 Sussex Square, Brighton, BN2 5AA (Flat/apartment)

970,000 Flat 2, 3 Kings Gardens, Hove, BN3 2PE (Flat/apartment)

850,000 6 The Upper Drive, Hove, BN3 6GN (Detached)

850,000 193 New Church Road, Hove, BN3 4DA (Detached)

825,000 34 Lower Market Street, Hove, BN3 1AT (Terrace)

775,000 80 Ditchling Road, Brighton, BN1 4SG (Semi-detached)

707,000 7 St Johns Road, Hove, BN3 2FB (Terrace)

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last 16 months, compared with a monthly record of 684,707 in March. The most expensive detached property - at 850,000 - was 6 The Upper Drive, Hove; 43 semi-detached homes: total value of 17,763,215, with an average price of 413,098 - the third-highest monthly figure, compared with a monthly record of 427,596 in September last year. The most expensive - at 1,400,000 - was 8 Albany Villas, Hove; 87 terrace homes: total value of 38,057,312, with an average price of 437,440 - the highest for any month, beating

the record of 423,365 set in February. The most expensive - at 1,725,000 - was 8 Montpelier Crescent, Brighton; 205 flats and apartments: total value of 51,392,830, with an average price of 250,697 - the fifth-highest monthly figure, compared with a monthly record of 256,967 in March. The most expensive - at 1,000,000 - was Flat 5, 22 Sussex Square, Brighton.

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South coast law firm Coffin Mew has strengthened its south coast offer opening an office in Brighton and appointing four senior lawyers.

Coffin Mews Brighton office, the firms fifth, opened in May. It offers a full range of services to fast growing entrepreneurial businesses and to individuals and families living in one of the most vibrant and diverse cities on the south coast.

The Brighton office is being led by Partner and Head of the Coffin Mews Commercial Property team Nick Leavey. Nick joined Coffin Mew in 2014 from DMH Stallard.

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The petition asks for time-restricting bus lanes to be considered

A newly-elected councillor has launched a petition calling for the release of data about the impact of the changes to Lewes Road.

Councillor Daniel Yates, who is the Labour-led councils chair of the health and wellbeing board, is asking for the release of all monitoring documents produced since November 2013, with data about air quality, health, travel times, and accident rates.

He is also asking for the council in a full review of the Lewes Road scheme - to consider time-restricting the bus lanes and introducing measures to lessen any impact on surrounding roads.

Cllr Yates said: I think its crucial that local people are able to fully demonstrate their views on this. I could have simply requested a report, but local feeling ran very high over the Lewes Road scheme and its

important for people to be able to show their support for this.

This use of the councils e-petition service by a councillor is a novel one. Current guidance states that councillors are not allowed to sign petitions; it does not, however, prevent them starting one. The petition has been been signed by nearly 500 people in a week.

The move has been criticised as an unnecessary, ill-informed waste of time and money by Green councillors, who originally implemented the scheme.

Councillor Phlim Mac Cafferty, convenor of the Green Group, said: The Lewes Road scheme continues to be subject to extensive ongoing monitoring and, by all measures, its been a success.

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Brighton and Hove Albions official charity has secured the biggest contract in its history in a deal worth about 2.4 million over three years.

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won the exclusive right to deliver the governments National Citizen Service (NCS) programme across Brighton and Hove after seeing off strong competition in a bidding process.

The NCS is a government-funded personal and social development programme aimed at 15- to 17-year-olds, which gives teenagers the chance to gain new skills for their future.

It also encourages them to take a more active role in their local community.

AITC began delivering the NCS scheme in 2012 initially to 30 local teenagers.

The numbers involved have grown each year and the next programme will work with 180 young people.

Within two years that figure will grow to more than 600 for the summer programme alone - rising to more than 800 by 2018.

The original deal with NCS recently drew to a close, but AITC successfully re-bid - this time to become the schemes sub-contractor for Brighton and Hove; the charity will now exclusively deliver the programme within the city.

AITC will continue to work with young people from all walks of

life, including teenagers facing significant challenges resulting from their backgrounds. Pupils from public schools and local colleges will also be among those targeted by the AITCs NCS team.

The programme is fully inclusive and is open to young people with disabilities or special educational needs (up to the age of 25).

It represents a significant milestone for AITC and further establishes the charity as one of the areas key community schemes.

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He said: This is the largest contract that AITC has ever been awarded. It is a really exciting time.

This will see significant growth of the programme, helping many beneficiaries within our local community while generating significant roles for both current and new colleagues to get involved within the project and its various delivery models.

Michael Edwards, AITC chief executive, was full of praise for the NCS team. He said: A lot of work went into this and it is brilliant news for the charity to secure the NCS contract.

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Plans for a Freegle depotfrom shipping containers

A recycling campaigner is appealing for help to create a sorting depot for re-usable goods out of shipping containers.

Cat Fletcher, who runs Brighton Freegle - the popular online project that has 22,000 members - has launched a crowd-funding appeal to buy eight containers. These will then provide secure storage on disused pop-up sites.

Ms Fletcher is currently working out of a large storage base at the Circus Street Market provided by Cathedral Developments, from which she intercepted and re-distributed 250 tonnes of goods in the last year.

She said: Cathedral gave me space in there for a couple of months to get the materials for the Waste House and I was in

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the end of June when the sites redeveloped.

This project expansion will enable us to intercept more re-usable goods and provide a more effective reuse service for the whole city.

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We have eight shipping containers earmarked for the project. We just need to raise the 10,000 to purchase and deliver them.

The plans have been praised by Green councillors and by Caroline Lucas, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion. Phlim Mac Cafferty, convenor of the Green Group, said: One persons trash is another persons treasure and this project

will help to match these up.We wish this visionary project

every success and urge supporters to make a contribution to crowd funding this important campaign for our city.

Cleaning up litter costs the taxpayer about 1bn a year and simply far too much of this is perfectly usable.

Ms Lucas said: I sincerely hope that this fantastic project gets the funding required to expand.

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Rough Sleeping & Single Homeless Needs Assessment 2013

The rough sleeping population in 2012 was 91% male 9% female

72% of rough sleepers reported needs around alcohol use

47% of rough sleepers reported needs around drug use

Brighton & Hove Homeless Health Needs Audit 2014

84% reported at least one physical health issue

85% reported at least one mental health issue

73% reported this mental health issue had been ongoing for 12 months or more.

Brighton & Hove is a city of contrasts; areas of extreme

auence sit next to areas of deprivation, with some

residents experiencing signicant inequality in terms of

access to suitable housing, health and life expectancy,

and work and learning opportunities.

Brighton & Hove has one of the highest averages for house prices outside London, coming within the top 10 local authorities.

High rental prices within the private rented sector mean that

aording to meet rental commitments each month becomes

unsustainable for many households.

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Combating Homelessness, Creating Opportunities, Promoting Change www.bht.org.uk

THE SITUATION IN BRIGHTON & HOVE

Despite receiving national recognition for good practice and innovation in dealing with the issue of rough sleeping, Brighton & Hove continues to have one of the highest numbers of rough sleepers outside of London.

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How Rough Sleepers are Counted

The ocial rough sleepers gure is a snapshot taken on one night and often falls well short of what we know to be the true gure.

It correctly does not include people in hostels or shelters, people in campsites or other sites used for recreational purposes or organised protest, squatters or travellers.

In March 2015 a count carried out by homelessness charities and the City Council identied

132 men and womenwho were sleeping rough.

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sleepers evolves around it. Without First Base nothing would work.First Base Day Centre Client

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9 are 16 or 17 years old 9 are a care giver 9 have children who live with you

9 are pregnant 9 at risk of violence 9 are vulnerable due to old age, mental or

physical illness

The homelessness denition includes:

9 families and individuals in housing need 9 people who have been evicted from

tenancies or have had homes repossessed

9 people living in very overcrowded or unt housing

9 the so called hidden homeless - people who sofa surf with families and friends or who live in cars and vans

Contributory factors include:

9 relationship breakdowns 9 a young person being thrown out of the

family home

9 domestic violence 9 ill health and unemployment 9 bereavement

HOMELESSNESS DEFINED

Who can get help from the Local Authority?

In 2012 BIFFA, a specialist waste management company, reported 20 incidences of nding individuals in waste containers.

People have reported sleeping in cars, under upturned boats on the beach, underneath the pier and even in wheelie bins and refuse containers.

THE SITUATION NATIONALLY

To receive help from the local authority you must be deemed to be in priority need:

You may be eligible for help from the local council if you:

Those who are not eligible often have to nd their own solutions (such as sofa surng with family or friends) and some have no choice but to sleep rough.

There is no place for homelessness in the 21st Century.

The key to delivering that vision is prevention agencies working together to support those at risk of homelessness.



Making Every Contact Count ReportA joint approach to preventing homelessness, August 2012Department for Communities and Local Government

BHT believes that nobody should be sleeping rough on the streets of Brighton & Hove, one

of the wealthiest cities in one of the wealthiest countries in the world.

It is to our collective shame that in recent years the number of men and women who are street homeless in this city has increased. Sleeping rough can be a dangerous and traumatising experience.

Many people who sleep rough suer from multiple health conditions, such as mental health problems and physical illnesses.

It is our ambition that by 2020, we will have reached the point

where nobody has to be street homeless in Brighton & Hove.



Will this be easy?ABSOLUTELY NOT.

Is it possible? ABSOLUTELY, YES.

Can BHT achieve this on our own?

NO, IT WILL TAKE: 9 Massive collective AMBITION and EFFORT

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First Base coordinates emergency shelters for rough sleepers when

weather conditions are extreme cold, wet or windy working with

the Brighton and Hove City Council and partner

organisations in the city, often at short notice.

Last winter, which was mild by comparison to previous winters, shelters were open for 11 nights and provided 274 bed spaces for 79 dierent people.

It can feel like you get addicted to being homeless, this is it, this is all you can expect.

Operating from First Base, the Emergency Assessment Centre is a partnership between

Brighton Housing Trust, Sussex Police, CRI, and Brighton & Hove City Council, providing a

safe space where specialist workers from dierent organisations can work together to achieve

positive outcomes for clients in terms of health and accommodation.

The Emergency Assessment Centre targets its work on people sleeping rough who are not accessing any support services, have mental health and/or substance misuse issues, and are not engaging with accommodation services or do not have a realistic plan for ending their rough sleeping. The shared aim of all agencies involved is to reduce the risk of harm to people by ending their period of rough sleeping and

supporting them to access safe accommodation.

Over the past year 79 men and women were worked with through the Emergency Assessment Centre, 45 of those people were helped into housing.79 45

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What is oered at First Base?

EMERGENCY SHELTERS IN EXTREME WEATHER

EMERGENCY ASSESSMENT CENTRE

First Base FEEDBACK



FEWER VICTIMS OF CRIME

Right from the get go getting people to move away from drinking and smoking. Theyre looking for cheaper ways to blunt the pain as money runs out.

By combating homelessness of individual men and women, there are savings for the wider public purse:

BHT helps people overcome the issues that resulted in them becoming street homeless.

BHT provides respite by providing temporary accommodation for those who would otherwise be sleeping on the streets.

Our large hostel, Phase One, accommodates 52 men and women, often as the rst stop after living on the streets.

We provide several specialist services, including those that address addictions and mental ill health.

It is not only the men and women with whom we work every day of the year that benet from our services.

FEWER ATTENDANCES AT ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY UNITS

FEWER AMBULANCE CALL OUTS

The number of cups of tea consumed annually:

30,160**assuming two cups per client of early morning session each day.

First Base FACTS

First Base FEEDBACK

Costs to the criminal justice system and policing may be signicant. The total costs for a drug oence conviction is estimated at around 16,000.Ministry of Justice research

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Rough sleeping also has a negative impact on the economic prospects of the local area.

In Brighton and Hove, tourism can suer from the visible rough sleeping and from anti-social behaviour, such as begging and street drinking, behaviour which is often caused by people who are

not sleeping rough.

Single homeless people are ve times more likely to use Accident and Emergency departments than the general public.

Healthcare for Single Homeless People, Oce of the Chief Analyst, Department of Health, March 2010)

English local authorities expenditure on homelessness in 2010-11 totalled almost 345m

Department for Communities and Local Government August 2012.

Evidence suggests that homelessness and oending behaviours are interwoven and mutually perpetuating.

The Economic Case

The Impact Report 2015: How BHT (Brighton Housing Trust) combats rough-sleeping in Brighton and Hove - sets out of the scale of the problem and looks at what the housing and homelessness charity is doing.

Nikki Homewood, BHT's director of services, said: "BHT aims to combat the worst immediate aspects of homelessness by the provision of basic, life-sustaining services at First Base Day Centre. We provide the basic amenities that most of us take for granted: food, company, washing facilities, clean and dry clothes. In partnership with the NHS and others, First Base ensures that men and women sleeping on the streets of Brighton and Hove can access basic health care."

Some facts about the work of First Base Day Centre: 20,000 meals are provided annually; 30,000 cups of tea are consumed; 1,300 mobile phones are charged; homeless people took 8,000 showers; 1,560 pairs of socks were provided to homeless people.

REPORT 2015IMPACT

HOW BHT COMBATS ROUGH SLEEPING IN BRIGHTON & HOVE

www.bht.org.uk

Combating Homelessness Creating Opportunities Promoting Change

Infographic elements designed by Anthony Irtelli, creative director of BHT DesignFor more information, visit: www.bht.org.uk


Rough Sleeping & Single Homeless Needs Assessment 2013

The rough sleeping population in 2012 was 91% male 9% female

72% of rough sleepers reported needs around alcohol use

47% of rough sleepers reported needs around drug use

Brighton & Hove Homeless Health Needs Audit 2014

84% reported at least one physical health issue

85% reported at least one mental health issue

73% reported this mental health issue had been ongoing for 12 months or more.

Brighton & Hove is a city of contrasts; areas of extreme

auence sit next to areas of deprivation, with some

residents experiencing signicant inequality in terms of

access to suitable housing, health and life expectancy,

and work and learning opportunities.

Brighton & Hove has one of the highest averages for house prices outside London, coming within the top 10 local authorities.

High rental prices within the private rented sector mean that

aording to meet rental commitments each month becomes

unsustainable for many households.



THE SITUATION IN BRIGHTON & HOVE

Despite receiving national recognition for good practice and innovation in dealing with the issue of rough sleeping, Brighton & Hove continues to have one of the highest numbers of rough sleepers outside of London.

Audits and Assessments for Brighton & Hove

Food, advice, bedding and a sympathetic ear this is what rough sleepers want. Let people say what they need to say rather than saying the same things over and over to people from behind a desk.



BHT relieves the worst aspects of homelessness by the provision of basic, life-sustaining services.

Combating Homelessness

Creating Opportunities

Promoting Change

How BHT Combats Homelessness

BHT's First Base Day Centre provides the very basic amenities most of us take for granted food, toilets, showers, clean and dry clothes.

BHT ensures that men and women sleeping on the streets of Brighton and Hove

can access basic health care.

In partnership with the NHS and others, First Base oers primary health care as well as dentistry, optometry, podiatry and sexual health work.

BHT'S MISSION:

First Base FEEDBACK

Number of meals provided annually:

20,076*

*including breakfast and assuming that a third of clients have a hot meal.

First Base FACTS

Each week agencies provide an update on client movement, either to or away from rough sleeping, enabling us to monitor the number of people sleeping rough in the city. First Base coordinates this weekly update on behalf of our CAIERS partners.

The services collate a single list of all people who they believed to be rough sleeping in the city:

Number of socks swapped annually:

1,560

First Base FACTS



The CAIERS Initiative (Coordinated Agency Interventions to End Rough Sleeping), led by BHT

First Base, CRIs Rough Sleeper Street Services and Relocation Team, and Project Antifreeze,

was developed in response to the increase in number of people rough sleeping.

Partners now also include YMCA Downslink, the Clocktower Sanctuary and Equinox with input from Brighton & Hove City Council Housing Department, Mental Health Team for Homeless People, and Sussex Polices Street Community Neighbourhood Policing Team.

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denitive list of people with whom we are working and also provided the best estimate of

the number of people sleeping rough in the city.

This new way of working sets an agreed target date for ending each individuals rough sleeping and identies the most appropriate agency to lead on the action plan for each client, depending on the clients

presenting need.

Through this initiative, First Base is able to access funds held by the Rough Sleepers Street Services and Relocation Team to pay for the costs associated with supporting people to relocate to an area where there are better opportunities available to them than in Brighton & Hove. This means people are sleeping rough for less time before accessing accommodation.

OUR PARTNERS

THE CAIERS INITIATIVE

Ending Rough Sleeping



FEWER VICTIMS OF CRIME

Right from the get go getting people to move away from drinking and smoking. Theyre looking for cheaper ways to blunt the pain as money runs out.

By combating homelessness of individual men and women, there are savings for the wider public purse:

BHT helps people overcome the issues that resulted in them becoming street homeless.

BHT provides respite by providing temporary accommodation for those who would otherwise be sleeping on the streets.

Our large hostel, Phase One, accommodates 52 men and women, often as the rst stop after living on the streets.

We provide several specialist services, including those that address addictions and mental ill health.

It is not only the men and women with whom we work every day of the year that benet from our services.

FEWER ATTENDANCES AT ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY UNITS

FEWER AMBULANCE CALL OUTS

The number of cups of tea consumed annually:

30,160**assuming two cups per client of early morning session each day.

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Each number in the grid represents a different letter of the alphabet and every letter of the alphabet is used. Use the given letter(s) to the right of the main grid to start you off.

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From top to bottom - Simple, Intermediate, Difcult Simple Intermediate Difficult

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8 words - average;12 words - good;16 words - very good;20 or more - excellent.

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Give yourself ten minutes to nd as many words as possible using the letters in the grid. Each word must use the central letter and at least 3 others, and letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns, but verb forms ending in s are permitted. There is one 9-letter word to be found.

bicep, cerise, creep, creeps, crepe, crib, cribs, crier, cries, crisp, epic, ices, piece, pieces, pierce, pierces, precise, prescribe, price, pricer, prices, recipe, rice, scribe, specie, spice.

Last weeks solutions:

Scribble pad

Fill in the grids below so that every column, every row and each of the 3x3 boxes contains all the digits from 1 to 9.

Double Crossword

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Quick Clues:

Cryptic Clues:Choose either quick or cryptic clues.

1. The best sort of piano? (8)

5. A word from a clever book on grammar (4)

9. Complacent about receding gums? (4)

10. From where the sun rises? (8)

11. Priest shortly unwell on seeing adornment (5)

12. Where soldiers heckle? (7)

13. Condential information catches shy pair out in ministers ofce (13)

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20. Let part talk childishly (7)

21. Try out production of goods on the river (5)

22. Nora changes to a mixed reddish colour (4)

23. Cheeky student got little devil to replace saint (8)

2. Compunction about code (7)

3. Ring leg of fuss-pot (7)

4. Top acting directors smile on the right side of ship (9,4)

6. Its humbug to look at the laundry! (7)

7. Go to pieces at the end of term (5,2)

8. With justice put the magical creature about fty (6)

13. Captain given certain rope? (7)

14. Is able to say childish bye-bye in religious composition (7)

15. Yet letters record these occurrences (6)

16. With a blemish instead (7)

17. Unfriendly act causes giddy spasm (3-4)

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CirclegramReplace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be arranged to form words on a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

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BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCILPLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990

PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 29/05/2015:

BH2015/015517-10 13-16 26-28 and 33-36 Brighton Square Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition Removal of conditions 4, 6, 9, 10, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 of application BH2013/00712 (Removal of existing roof structures to 7no two storey maisonettes within Brighton Square and creation of additional floors to each dwelling to create 7no three storey town houses. Formation of new entrance stair and lift and escape stair access connecting basement to first floor level. Remodelling works to residential faade, installation of new shop fronts to existing retail A1 and A3 units at ground floor level and remodelling and renovation works to square.) which relate to the travel plan, BREEAM requirements, cycle facilities, delivery and service plan, external lighting, ventilation and parking.

BH2015/01256Flat 5 3 Kings Gardens Hove Listed Building Consent Replacement of existing balcony doors with coated metal folding doors. (Part retrospective).

BH2015/01537 & BH2015/01540Flat 2 101 Lansdowne Place Hove Householder Planning & Listed Building Consent Replacement of existing UPVC window with timber at rear.

BH2015/01600The Cottage St Johns Road Hove Listed Building Consent Internal alterations to basement to facilitate spa and steam area.

BH2015/01535Telephone Box Outside Burial Ground Dyke Road Brighton Advertisement Display of digital advertising screens inside existing telephone box.

BH2015/01538Telephone Boxes Outside 115-116 Marine Parade Brighton Advertisement Display of digital advertising screens inside 2no existing telephone boxes.

BH2015/01531Telephone Boxes Opposite 11-12 Trafalgar Street Brighton Advertisement Display of digital advertising screens inside 2no existing telephone boxes.

BH2015/01533Telephone Boxes Outside 1 St Peters Place Brighton Advertisement Display of digital advertising screens inside 2no existing telephone boxes.

BH2015/0159444 Victoria Street Brighton Householder Planning Consent Removal of existing pitched roof and creation of roof terrace with glass balustrading to front and rear.

BH2015/00626Flat 1 58 The Drive Hove Householder Planning Consent Erection of detached summer house.

BH2015/01255Flat 5 3 Kings Gardens Hove Full Planning Replacement of existing balcony doors with coated metal folding doors.

BH2015/0158729 Goldstone Villas Hove Householder Planning Consent Roof alterations including dormer to rear elevation and rooflights to front and side elevations.

BH2015/016923 St Jamess Street Brighton Listed Building Consent Subdivision of commercial unit and alterations to shop front to create new entrance to residential unit above with alterations to signage.

BH2015/0142262A Pembroke Crescent Hove Householder Planning Consent Erection of front and side boundary fencing with front entrance gate.

BH2015/01556Flat 3 11 Preston Park Avenue Brighton Householder Planning Consent Erection of a single storey rear extension.

BH2015/0155712 Preston Park Avenue Brighton Householder Planning Consent Erection of a single storey rear extension.

BH2015/017512 West Drive Brighton Householder Planning Consent Installation of dormers to side and rear elevations.

BH2015/015773 Wakefield Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent Erection of single storey rear extension, front rooflights, rear dormer and replacement window to lower ground floor front elevation.

BH2015/0164852-53 Western Road Brighton Advertisement Display of internally illuminated fascia sign.

BH2015/01140191 Kingsway Hove Removal or Variation of Condition Application for variation of condition 2 of application BH2014/00703 (Variation of condition 2 of application BH2011/03956) (Original permission for Demolition of existing building and construction of nine residential flats) to permit amendments to the approved drawings for roof alterations.

BH2015/016699 Grand Parade Brighton Listed Building Consent Internal refurbishment and alterations to layout of flats.

BH2015/0164426A Cromwell Road Hove Listed Building Consent Alterations to layout and installation of new timber sash window to first floor of garden room.

BH2015/0164526A Cromwell Road Hove Householder Planning Consent Installation of new timber sash window to first floor of garden room.

BH2015/0165231& 33 Selborne Road Hove Full Planning Conversion of roof space to form one bedroom flat with rear dormer and rooflights to flat roof.

You can view the applications on the Council website www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/planning applications. Any representations should be made in writing to the Planning and Building Control Applications Manager, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ, or via the website, within 21 days of this notice, quoting the application number. Please note that all representations received will be open for public inspection and late representations may not be considered.

Jeanette Walsh, Planning and Building Control Applications Manager

05 June 2015

BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984

BRIGHTON & HOVE VARIOUS CONTROLLED PARKING ZONES CONSOLIDATION ORDER 2015

AMENDMENT ORDER NO.X 201X (REF TRO-13A-2015)

BRIGHTON & HOVE OUTER AREAS (WAITING, LOADING AND PARKING) AND CYCLE LANES CONSOLIDATION

ORDER 2013 AMENDMENT NO.X 201X (REF TRO-13B-2015)

NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council (the Council) proposes to make the above named Orders under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, which if they come into force will remove a section of permit only parking in Queens Park Road, south of the junction with Bentham Road to be able to install a bus stop. The current bus stop north of Carlyle Road will be removed.

A copy of this Notice, the proposed Orders, plans showing the length of road affected and a statement of the Councils reasons for proposing to make the Orders, may be seen online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-proposals. These documents together with a copy of the existing Order to be amended may also be examined at the Customer Service Centres at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday 8.45am-5.00pm).

All objections and other representations relating to the proposed Orders must be made in writing and all objections must specify the grounds on which they are made and should be sent to the Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Hove, BN3 2LS quoting the TRO reference number or by e-mail to parking.consul tat ion@br ighton-hove.gov.uk or online (see details above) no later than 26 June 2015. For legal reasons, only correspondence including a full name and address will be considered.

Dated: 5 June 2015

Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, c/o Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2LS

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THE LICENSING ACT 2003 (PREMISES LICENCES AND CLUB PREMISES CERTIFICATES)

REGULATIONS 2005

Regulation 25 Notice -To: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

We Panayiotis Papadamon do hereby give

notice that it is our intention to apply to

Brighton & Hove City Council in the county

of East Sussex for the a premises licence to

use or permit the use of premises known as

Diplocks Market, 73 North Road, Brighton,

BN1 1YS for the following licensable activity

which it is proposed will be carried on, on

or from the premises: The sale by retail

of alcohol; The supply of alcohol by or on

behalf of a club.

Any person who desires to make a

representation to the variation, should send

to Head of Planning and Public Protection,

Health & Safety and Licensing, Bartholomew

House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton,

BN1 1JP no later than 24/06/2015 a brief

written statement of the grounds of his/

her objection. The register and records of

applications may be viewed at the above

council office during normal office hours;

summaries are available via www.brighton-

hove.gov.uk/licensing.

It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to

make a false statement in connection with an

application and the maximum fine for which

a person is liable on summary conviction for

the offence is currently 5000 [level 5]

Dated this: 21 day of May 2015

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A Whitehawk fan helps out by writing the teams down versus Bath City (Photograph: JJ Waller)

As I write this (Tuesday), my Twitter-meter has exploded. Every tweet is about Sepp Blatter, the Dark Overlord of world football a man who turned shoulder-shrugging into an art form finally finding the exit door at FIFA.

Be careful what you wish for is a phrase that springs to mind. Its one thing wanting Blatter out, its another thing knowing

exactly who the right person is to take over.

One cant help but draw parallels with this and the tawdry Bill Archer story from 18 years ago. Lets hope FIFA finds its own trusted Knight sooner rather than later.

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The free-agent list is always of interest to fans, and for Albion supporters, the name Robert Lester Zamora better known as Bobby has got many fans excited.

For the first time in his career, the former England international is without a club, and with the 34-year strikers future up in the air, many Albion fans are hoping he will return to the club where he made his name.

Three seasons, two title-winning campaigns, 136 appearances and 83 goals have meant that Zamora is considered among the Seagulls greatest ever forwards, but would the expectations be too great if he was to pull on the blue and

white stripes again?Whether it was spectacular

efforts from range, sublime finishes in and around the box, or finding the back of the net thanks to an almost telepathic understanding with full-back Paul Watson from set pieces, Zamora was a goal-scoring machine for Albion.

Thirteen years have passed, and his game has changed. Those expecting him to roll back the years would be disappointed. He now plays more of a hold-up role, bringing others into play, but his quality means that with another striker alongside

him to score he could be a real asset to the side without being expected to register a goal every other game.

Of course, there are numerous other factors to take account of when talking about a 34-year old Zamora. Injury concerns and wage demands are key amongst them, and the fact Chris

OGrady already performs a similar role up front means he may have to make way for the move to happen.

However, his top-flight experience in

the dressing room would be a benefit to the side. After a disappointing season, it would be a massive morale boost for fans to hear Number 25, Bobby Zamora at the Amex, though hed have to prise that shirt off Kazenga LuaLua first!

Bradley Stratton@BradStrat

When the ball hits the goal, could it be Zamora next season?

Ive just watched a short clip of Motherwell fans singing The Beatles classic Twist and Shout after their 3-1 victory at Ibrox in the first leg of their recent play-off.

The scene of unbridled joy got me thinking about the atmosphere at grounds. A bouncing Amex is a great place to be but, unfortunately, there wasnt much to get excited about last season.

Some clubs have rousing anthems and songs that have lasted generations, handed down from father to son. On The Ball City is actually older than Norwich City itself, and was adopted by fans in 1902 the oldest still-in-use football

chant in the world.Youll Never Walk Alone at

Anfield, just before kick-off, is an incredible spectacle. A pop song covered by Scouse band Gerry & The Pacemakers, it was belted out on the Kop for the first time in 1963 and is now synonymous with the Merseyside club.

The reason why the Stoke City choir favour Delilah is debatable; some sources believe it began with a chap called TJ drunkenly butchering the Tom Jones number in a Potteries pub, while others suggest a group of Stoke supporters introduced the chant to the Boothen End at the Victoria Ground in the late 1970s.

Birmingham Citys anthem Keep Right On can be traced back to 1956 when their players, on the team bus with

the windows down, could be heard streets away by Blues fans waiting for their heroes at Highbury.

West Ham fans have sung Im Forever Blowing Bubbles since the 1920s, the Toon Armys Bl

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