Argus looks back at political earthquakes in Sussex in 2023
2023 has proved to be an eventful year across Sussex and The Argus has been there bringing you all the latest news from across the county
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Brighton: Uproar over awards for former councillors
A former councillor who was embroiled in an expenses scandal should not be honoured by the council, residents have demanded
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Brighton: Residents' uproar over award for former councillor
A former councillor who was embroiled in an expenses scandal should not be honoured by the council, residents have demanded
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Brighton former councillors to be honoured with title
Former council leader Phelim Mac Cafferty is among the former councillors set to be honoured later this week
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Brighton and Hove council Kingsway to the Sea seafront project cuts
Councillors have voted through cuts totalling more than £4 million to the Kingsway to the Sea project on Hove seafront.
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Brighton election: My view of a day of political drama
Last week, Labour made history by winning the first majority council in Brighton and Hove for two decades.
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Brighton election: 14 councillors voted out across city
More than a dozen councillors lost their seats to Labour in the city after the local election
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Brighton council election: Labour win majority control
A “political earthquake” has seen Labour take majority control of the city council for the first time in two decades.
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Brighton election: Green council leader loses seat to Labour
Council leader Phelim Mac Caffety and deputy leader Hannah Allbrooke have lost their seats amid a Labour landslide across the council
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Brighton election: Party leaders clash in final Argus debate
Leaders of the city’s political parties traded blows in the final Argus debate before the election on Thursday.
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