AT FIRST sight Brighton and Hove appear much the same as they have for many years but look a little closer and you will notice profound changes.
Do you remember those evenings in 2020 when millions of us stood outside our homes and applauded the NHS?
One of the hardest jobs in Britain must be running a bus company in a busy country like ours.
You might think that cyclists would automatically support the building of new cycle lanes. Well it depends on the lane.
I walked down Upper Gardner Street in Brighton on Saturday and it reminded me of Harry Cowley who used to run the street market there.
Buying the Stanmer estate was one of the best bargains Brighton Council ever made – or so it seemed at the time.
London looks more like a ghost town these days than one of the major capital cities of the world. I haven’t seen it appear so poorly since those difficult days after the Second World War.
One of the abiding images I shall retain from this year is of male police officers dragging women away from a protest in London at the weekend.
Government ministers and top civil servants are trying to find enough money to pay for a reasonable rise in wages for NHS workers.
Councillors in Brighton and Hove have taken a significant step forward for the future of the resort.
