US EditionBrighton could go west, says councillor, but is falling back on ‘alternative facts’
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Brighton could go west, says councillor, but is falling back on ‘alternative facts’
A council leader described Brighton and Hove City Council’s reasons for not expanding westward as “alternative facts”. The city council is currently consulting on proposals to extend its boundary eastward, potentially taking in places that are currently governed by East Sussex County Council and Lewes District Council. The proposals have been put forward as the […]
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