Brighton, South East, England News

Visitors flock to Brighton Pride festivities
Tens of thousands of people are in Brighton to celebrate Pride 2010, which begins with a parade from the seafront to Preston Park.

Pedal power hope for future bikes
A Brighton engineer invents a pedal that will convert an ordinary bicycle into an electric one.

Search called off at Tobin home
Police call off their search of a Brighton property where serial killer Peter Tobin once lived after it revealed no evidence of any crime.

Road shut as car hits supermarket
A pedestrian is knocked over after a car leaves the road in Brighton, hits a supermarket, then careers into an area of recycling bins.

Search called off at Tobin home
Police call off their search of a Brighton property where serial killer Peter Tobin once lived after it revealed no evidence of any crimes.

Sussex submit revised planning application
Sussex have submitted a revised application to the Brighton and Hove City Council Planning Department to modify the plans for the new South West Stand which is due for construction over the winter.

Police resume Tobin house search
Forensic archaeologists and police officers resume their search of a Brighton property linked to serial killer Peter Tobin.

Deal struck on Brighton police contracts, concessions
City officials and police have come to terms on three-year contracts with pay increases totaling 3 percent to 6 percent.

Different fortunes of seaside towns
The BBC's Mark Easton has been to two close seaside communities, Brighton and Hastings, to examine the likely impact of government cuts in public spending.

Brighton man to be sentenced in third child sex case
A Brighton man will be sentenced Aug. 12 following his confession in court that he molested a girl at a former day care center run by his mother.