A 44-year-old man has been hospitalised after being attacked in St James Street, Brighton, at around 1am on Saturday July 31.
A 44-year-old man has been hospitalised after being attacked in St James Street, Brighton, at around 1am on Saturday July 31.
Marc Silver founder of Brighton based LGBT+ Travel Agency beOUTbeFREE.com campaigns to have a ‘Rainbow Crossing’ on St James Street in Kemp Town, Brighton.
THE statutory authorities want to find better ways to work with residents and businesses to improve the area so that it feels a safe and welcoming place for everyone – to involve those who live and work there more closely in decisions about how services operate – and to look at ways the police and council can collaborate more closely with the local communities to enable them to develop local ideas and ambition for the neighbourhood.
Following a spate of vicious late night attacks in and around St James Street targeting members of the LGBT+ communities – the Brighton & Hove LGBT Community Safety Forum cancelled their scheduled AGM to have an emergency public meeting to allow people to ask questions of the police.
In the early hours of Saturday morning March 23, a local man was brutally attacked on St James’ Street outside The Zone, one of the area’s most popular weekend cabaret haunts. As he left the bar at closing time around 1am his mobile phone was snatched from him and as he gave chase, he was set upon by four men who punched and kicked him repeatedly in the face.
Sussex Beacon charity shops on St James Street and London Road get in the Halloween spirit with a secret auction for a range of weird and wonderful items displayed in their windows.
Sussex Police are appealing for witnesses to an unprovoked attack that left a 50-year-old man with a fractured eye socket. The victim was walking in St James’s Street, Brighton, at about 2am on Friday (8 August) when he was approached by a man who asked him for a cigarette. Without warning, the attacker then punched […]
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