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BBCNEWS Breakfast February 7, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast February 7, 2017

Housing problem . These homes built in less with 8 weeks. How long do you get with your gp . Senior doctors demand longer appointment lengths, describing the Current System as crazy. England are searching for a new test captain this morning, after Alastair Cook stepped down as skipper after 59 matches in charge. Joe root is the standout. The word robot has been around for 100 years. The concept has been around forfar longer as 100 years. The concept has been around for far longer as this new exhibition at the Science Museum in london shows. So what impact could robots have on the workplace . W...

Brighton former councillors to be honoured with title - Vimarsana News

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

Parish council backs calls to remove Rottingdean planter - Vimarsana News

Parish council backs calls to remove Rottingdean planter

A former city councillor has said that people power has prevailed after a parish council called for a controversial plant pot to be removed from a…

Brighton council refuses to debate Rottingdean planter petition - Vimarsana News

Brighton council refuses to debate Rottingdean planter petition

A petition calling for a plant pot to be removed from a village high street will not be discussed by the council, despite attracting hundreds of…

Rottingdean business owner relief over removal of planter - Vimarsana News

Rottingdean business owner relief over removal of planter

A BUSINESS owner has expressed relief that repair work to a shopfront can finally begin after the council agreed to move a controversial planter.