by Tim Ridgway | 4th Oct, 2019 | News
Greater Brighton chiefs have welcomed the news that planning approval for more than 3,000 homes north of Burgess Hill has been granted. Homes England, the government’s housing agency, took over the delivery of the project – known as the Northern Arc – last year...
by Tim Ridgway | 1st Oct, 2019 | News
“The possibilities are endless” – that was the message from a high-level digital conference which looked at how the roll out of world-class internet infrastructure in West Sussex could help transform the lives of residents and businesses. Digital experts,...
by Tim Ridgway | 26th Sep, 2019 | News
A new booklet explaining to residents the workings of Greater Brighton has been produced as the region seeks to increase awareness of the vital work on investment and jobs it undertakes. Provocatively titled Yeah… But What Is Greater Brighton? it recognises...
by Tim Ridgway | 23rd Sep, 2019 | News
A free festival that will peer into the weird and wonderful technologies of the future that will change our lives has been welcomed by Greater Brighton chiefs. Brighton WonderFest will set out to show us how we will live in the future, how our health will be treated,...
by greaterbton | 18th Sep, 2019 | News
Greater opportunities for young people to pursue careers in the creative and digital industries are to be offered by GB Met College thanks to support from Worthing Borough Council. Creative industries in the UK generate more than £100bn a year to the UK economy and...
by Tim Ridgway | 13th Sep, 2019 | News
New work spaces, world-class digital infrastructure and more homes are key to reviving our town and city centres, according to Greater Brighton Chairman Daniel Humphreys. “We may be paying the price of a past overemphasis on retail, but if we collaborate, take the...
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