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The Latest Breaking News from Brighton and Hove City Council

Seafront tourist attraction bought by hospitality chain

Nightcap, which runs more than 40 venues, including The Cocktail Club and Tonight Josephine bars, has purchased observation tower Brighton i360.

Evening Standard

Home Office to end hotel contract for lone asylum-seeking children, council says

The Brighton and Hove City Council leader said ending the ‘inhumane policy’ of housing children in the hotel is a ‘major milestone’ for the city.

The Independent UK

Lone child asylum seekers aged 13 placed in hotels despite ruling, court hears

The Home Office’s ‘routine’ housing of unaccompanied young people in hotels was previously found to be unlawful by the High Court.

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Council in legal challenge over ‘strain’ of caring for child asylum seekers

Council bosses say the current system to distribute children across local authorities ‘sadly remains inadequate’.

The Independent UK

Protesters oppose reopening of Home Office hotel where children went missing

Brighton and Hove City Council is to launch legal action against the proposal.

The Independent UK

School pupil dies after suspected Strep A infection

It brings the total deaths across the UK related to the illness to 16.

The Independent UK

Brighton Marathon could be saved as talks progress with potential buyer

Grounded Events owed £1.2 million for the 2021 financial year, according to the most recent filing with Companies House.

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Brighton Marathon organisers to go into administration, says council

Brighton and Hove City Council said it had informed Grounded Events, which runs the annual race, that it was withdrawing permission for future events.

The Independent UK

Bed-bound Sunderland man fears 'being dragged from home on a mattress' after eviction notice

Dr Harvey Cowe, who is effectively paralysed from the neck-down, and his wife Sheree have lived in their home for 25 years

Chronicle Live

Bed-bound man facing eviction from home fears 'being dragged from his mattress'

Harvey Cowe, 62, and his wife fears they will soon be made homeless after his landlords issued an eviction notice, despite the couple raising enough funds to buy their home of 25 years

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