Brighton & Hove councillors are being asked to agree to progress the development of a new leisure facility on part of the existing King Alfred seafront site. The recommendation, which goes before Cabinet next week, follows what the city council calls a “comprehensive search”, where two proposed site options for a new leisure centre were […]
Westbourne & Poets Corner Ward Councillor Leslie Pumm and Councillor Alan Robins, Chair of the Culture, Heritage, Sport, Tourism & Economic Development Committee, visited the Kingsway to the Sea project construction site recently to view the recently named Hove Beach Park. Hove Beach Park will stretch from the Lagoon to the King Alfred Leisure Centre. […]
Polish your shuttlecocks for LGBTQ+ Badminton at King Alfred Leisure Centre in Hove every second Sunday of the month from 1.30 – 2.30pm, starting Sunday, June 11.
Residents of Brighton & Hove are invited to drop into the King Alfred Leisure Centre on April 18 to find out more about plans for a new West Hub Leisure Centre.
King Alfred Leisure Centre to re-open its doors on Saturday, August 15 with swimming pool re-opening on Monday, August 17.
A £400m development deal for Brighton & Hove is put on ice due to ‘Brexit uncertainty’ as developers indicate national Brexit deal deadlock “does not provide the basis for major investment decisions”.
Local Liberal Democrats attack Council’s “secret process” to approve redevelopment of controversial King Alfred site in Hove. This follows the announcement that Crest Nicholson in partnership with the Starr Trust have been chosen as the preferred bidders by the City Council.
