Following the fire at the Veolia waste transfer station in Hollingdean last August, a public meeting is being held. The meeting will take place at Downs Infant School, Rugby Road, BN1 6ED between 6pm and 8pm on Wednesday 26 February. Representatives and experts from Cityclean, the fire service, Public Health England, the Environment Agency, local councillors … Read more
If you’re aged 60 and over and live in Brighton & Hove, we’d like to hear your plans about the type of home you’d like to live in. Tell us what matters to you to help us plan the housing we need for older people in the city in by completing our housing for older … Read more
Three petitions set up by residents concerned with parking in Hollingdean were presented to BHCC Environment, Transport and Sustainability committee meeting on March 19th. Our councillor Tracey Hill has reported back on the meeting. As the petitions were all on the same subject, the chair gave a response which covered all three: “Thank you for … Read more
If you live in or around Hollingdean you can learn to cook good food on a budget. The World Food Project is running two free courses with space for up to 20 people. There will be two taster sessions where you can drop in to find out what the courses are like at Hollingdean Community … Read more
A petition requesting a consultation on permit parking for Stanmer Park Road has been launched. This follows on from petitions currently ongoing for and against parking permits, focussed on Hollingdean Terrace, Dudley and Roedale Road. It states that Stanmer Park Road was severely impacted by the introduction of Zone J, Zone F, Fiveways and Zone G, … Read more
Some Hollingdean residents who own cars may have found a flyer on their vehicle in the last week referring to resident parking charges. A bit confused – as not aware of any consultation on parking, Hollingdean News asked our local councillor Tracey Hill if there was any more information on this. In July 2017 a … Read more
Brighton and Hove CC are consulting on whether double yellow lines put in place on Lynchet Close during building work – should become permanent. The lines are outside the Children’s Centre, and newly built Salehurst Close. They were originally put in place to enable the building of Salehurst Close. A plan of where the double … Read more
Whether you walk, bus, cycle or drive through the Old Steine area, Brighton and Hove City Council are seeking views on how transport routes can be improved. The council are looking make the Valley Gardens safer, cleaner and more attractive by improving transport and travel, improving air quality, and creating new public spaces. You might … Read more
If you live in the Hollingdean area and are looking for work, there’s up to £300 worth of travel help for you. The council, with cash from the Government, can help with the cost of walking or cycling kit, such as a waterproof coat or shoes, repairing your bike or paying ¾ price of a … Read more
