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Hove Civic Society has revealed the 10 shortlisted sculpture proposals for Hove Plinth.

The proposals - from which a final three will be selected at the end of the month - will be displayed at Jubilee Library until tomorrow (June 13) and at Hove Library from Monday until Friday (June 15 to 19).

Members of the public will have the opportunity to look at images of the proposed sculptures and read about the design and inspiration behind each before nominating their favourites.

There will be a seafront exhibition next weekend (June 20 and 21)at the proposed site of the Hove Plinth including, on June 21, a mock plinth and tableau vivant.

Actors in Regency costumes will create a static visual display to stir the publics imagination; representatives from Hove Civic Society will be on hand to answer questions about the project.

The societys sculpture committee received 70 proposals after a call to artists was issued; 10 were shortlisted - by considering their artistic quality, relationship

to the site and technical feasibility.Taking the views of the public

into account, the final three will be identified following interviews with each of the sculptors by a selection panel.The results will be announced next month (July).

Fundraising for Hove Plinth and the first three sculptures is in progress and was given a significant boost in April when 10 000 of Arts Council funding was awarded.

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Angela Girling with her Adult Learners Week European Social Fund Award. With her are Julia Rowe and Sophie Franzen, from The Bridge Community Education Centre, and Cristina Moran, of Skills Training UK (Photograph: Chris Brown - www.chrisphoto.co.uk)

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Yet, over the last 30 years of free market-led government housing policies, the housing crisis has deepened. It is particularly severe in our city, with a perfect storm of high house prices, growing waiting lists for council housing, and an expanding, expensive and insecure private rented sector that most people would not choose to live in if they had any choice.

Despite charging astronomical rents - the average private-sector market rent for a three-bedroom house is 1,537 a month - more than one in three (37%) of all private rented homes are still non-decent.

The assessment of affordable housing need report (2012) identified 88,000 households - nearly three in four (72%) - in Brighton and Hove who cannot afford to either buy or rent without some kind of subsidy or spending a disproportionate level of their income on housing costs.

Many sons and daughters cannot afford to live in the city they grew up in and are being forced away from family and community.

Street-homelessness, highlighted by Brighton & Hove Independent last week, is made worse by housing shortages and unaffordability. It is a very visible reminder of a failing approach to housing, but is very much the tip of the iceberg. There are many more hidden homeless, sofa-surfing, living with insecurity week to week. Furthermore, of the 20,000 people on the council waiting list, most have little or no

chance of a council home.As a nation in the 1960s, we

built council houses, regulated private rents, had more secure private tenancies, and supported home-ownership through tax relief.

And it worked. Housing was plentiful; rents and house prices were affordable; and home-ownership and council housing were expanding.

Now, developers hoard land to keep house prices and profits high.

Nationally, 1.5 million council houses have been sold under the right-to-buy; in Brighton, since 1997, an average of 80 homes a year have been sold. Crazily, many of these former council houses are now being rented privately for three times the council rent.

Current government policies to expand the right to buy and to link council and housing association rents to up to 80% of the market rate are all making matters worse.

So what needs to be done? Nationally, we need:n An end to the right to buy, as is

happening in Scotland;n Longer secure tenancies

in the private sector and fair rent rent controls linked to what can be afforded by local people. (Rent controls and secure tenancies work well for tenants and landlords in Germany);

n Powers to enable councils to take over empty properties, make them decent, if needed, and recover the costs by letting them to a household in need of housing;

n Subsidy on building social homes, so homes can be built at low rents.Locally, what we can

do?The previous Green-led

minority council made a start by licensing houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) in the private sector and by developing schemes to build around 250 new council houses.

The new housing committee can add to this by:n Licensing more private sector

landlords to improve decency, fire safety and insulation to reduce fuel poverty for tenants

n Building more new council houses and looking to charge a truly affordable living rent on these homes

n Exploring community land trust and other ways of providing rented housing for the city at social rents

n Supporting ethical letting agents and ethical landlord initiatives

n Ensuring government cuts dont jepodise services for vulnerable homeless people.

David Gibson, a Green Party councillor for Hanover and Elm Grove, is the Green Partys housing spokesperson

The housing crisis that faces our city

The front page of last weeks Brighton & Hove Independent highlighted street-homelessness

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Brighton and Hove City Council has won two planning appeals involving landlords who have been trying to set up shared houses, of the sort typically occupied by students or young professionals.

The governments planning inspectorate dismissed both landlords appeals, related to properties at 15 and 17 Bernard Road.

A council statement yesterday (Thursday) said the news followed a newspaper report that gave the false impression the council had no powers over student housing and took no action on it. The statement did

not name The Argus.The applications had

originally been refused by the council on the grounds that there are already many student homes in the street. More than two years ago, the council took special planning powers meaning anyone wishing to set up small houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) had to get planning consent.

The rule applies to any home with more than two occupants from different families. It can be applied in five key council wards: Hanover and Elm Grove, Moulsecoomb and Bevendean, Hollingdean and Stanmer, St Peters and North Laine, and Queens Park.

Councillor Anne Meadows, chair of housing and new

homes, said: I very much welcome these two decisions. We are committed to ensuring that the city strikes the right balance between HMOs and long-term residents. There are clear regulations that make us able to ensure that neighbourhoods will maintain their residential characteristics and that Brighton & Hove remains a vibrant city in which we all live and work.

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Brighton i360: A jewel in the crown of our city And so it begins... Barges arrived at Brighton beach from Holland at first light on Thursday (June 11), delivering the steel cans that will form the tallest new visitor attraction in the United Kingdom outside London, conceived and designed by Marks Barfield Architects, creators of the internationally-acclaimed London Eye.

The Brighton i360, which - at 162 metres high - will be the tallest vertical cable car in the world. It is being constructed by an international team, bringing together specialist design and engineering from the Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, and the UK.

Eleanor Harris, chief executive of Brighton i360 Ltd, said: We have been preparing the ground for this arrival since July and now the project will be going up up up! The tower build starts on Monday!

A 100-metre high crane will unload the 17 specially-fitted out steel cans, each measuring between six and 12 metres, directly onto the beach and using a giant jacking tower; they will be joined together to build the shaft, which will carry a futuristic viewing pod.

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PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 05/06/2015:

BH2015/0148659 East Street Brighton Advertisement Display of internally illuminated fascia sign and non-illuminated projecting sign.

BH2015/0148759 East Street Brighton Full Planning Installation of new shop front.

BH2015/015556A Victoria Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent Replacement of existing boundary wall and alterations to existing lightwell.

BH2015/01561The Bungalow 11 Hangleton Lane Hove Full Planning and Demolition in a Conservation Area Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 1 no. single storey five bedroom dwelling. (Part retrospective).

BH2015/0156716 - 17 West Street Brighton Advertisement Display of internally illuminated fascia sign to side elevation.

BH2015/015082C Holland Road Hove Householder Planning Consent Erection of an extension over part of existing garage and installation of a pitched roof over existing flat roof incorporating rooflights.

BH2015/016537 Brunswick Road Hove Listed Building Consent Internal alterations to layout of flat (Retrospective).

BH2015/01649Aquarium Station Volks Railway Madeira Drive Brighton Council Development (Full Planning) Demolition of existing Aquarium Station building, including undercroft and adjacent steps. Erection of new Aquarium Station and Visitors Centre incorporating cafe, ticket sales and exhibition space with new steps and new railings to match existing and alterations to existing railings.

BH2015/016913 St Jamess Street Brighton Full Planning Subdivision of commercial unit and alterations to shop front to create new entrance to residential unit above with alterations to signage.

BH2015/0163537 Queens Gardens Brighton Householder Planning Consent Demolition of single storey structure to rear and erection of two storey rear extension.

BH2015/01695Hove Manor Hove Street Hove Full Planning Refurbishment of 3no communal entrances to flats including new signage.

BH2015/0149568 Havelock Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent Installation of new roof and bi-fold doors to existing rear extension and conservatory and alterations to side fenestration.

BH2015/01680112 Beaconsfield Villas Brighton Householder Planning Consent Erection of single storey rear extension and removal of rear chimney.

BH2015/01693211 Preston Road Brighton Full Planning Removal of rear spiral staircase and installation of replacement bi-fold timber gates, fascia and personnel door.

BH2015/0172151 Ship Street Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition Application for variation of condition 6 of application BH2014/03269 (Change of use of ground floor and basement from Post Office (A1) to restaurant (A3) with associated plant and alterations) to state: No intoxicating liquor shall be sold or supplied within the A3 unit hereby approved other than to persons who are seated at tables and taking meals on the premises, or by waiter/waitress service to persons who are seated at the bar area shown on approved drawing no 2405/100/G where food is available. Meals means food that has been cooked or prepared and purchased within the premises. Any bar area shall be ancillary to the approved A3 restaurant use.

BH2015/01494Flat 1 1 Alfred Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent Installation of external stairs to rear to replace existing and new door to side elevation.

BH2015/0164133 West Hill Street Brighton Householder Planning Consent Erection of single storey rear infill extension

Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended)Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015

NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13

BH2015/01434Royal Sussex County Hospital Eastern Road BrightonI give notice that Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Demolition of existing single storey double stacked modular units (C2) and single storey brick store and construction of a 3no storey building (C2) situated at the junction of North (Service) Road and Bristol Gate to provide clinical offices, workshops, storage and plant with associated works. The proposed development/use would result in major development affecting a building or buildings where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more.

You can view the application on the Council website www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/planning applications. Any representations should be made in writing to the Planning and Building Control Applications Manager, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ, or via the website, within 21 days of this notice, quoting the application number. Please note that all representations received will be open for public inspection and late representations may not be considered.

Jeanette Walsh, Planning and Building Control Applications Manager

12 June 2015

Public notices

To see details of all the planning applications above,

see the Brighton & Hove Independent website:

www.brightonandhoveindependent.co.uk

Brighton Womens Voices turn up the volumefor fantastic evening of fun - and fundraisingBrighton Womens Voices (BWV) is hosting an evening of music, spoken word, and theatre performances at Emporium on Saturday, July 4.

The BWV network aims to be a central hub for women across the city to access information, news, and campaigns to promote inclusion and challenge inequality.

The July 4 event will be opened by Caroline Lucas, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion, followed by six acts that will include music from GAPS, spoken word from Rosy Carrick, and theatre performance from All the Nice Girls. All ticket and raffle proceeds will go towards Brighton Womens Voices.

Sophie Pointer, BWV coordinator, said: We are really excited about our upcoming fundraising event at

Emporium in London Road. Such a rich mix of performers - its bound to be a brilliant Saturday night out and for a great cause.

Brighton Womens Voices is delighted to be on the road to finishing our website. It will provide a comprehensive one-stop shop, offering information, support, networking and events to build for all women in Brighton and Hove. We will also benefit existing and future services and campaigns by providing an umbrella for women to access them more easily.

Gail Gray, chief executive of RISE, the Brighton-based anti-domestic-violence charity, said: Monies raised will enable women in Brighton to connect with each other, to campaign, and to have

a collective voice on local and national initiatives and issues that can affect change for them and their families. Women in this city will make their voices be heard.

Saturday, July 4, at Emporium, London Road, Brighton.Doors open at 7.30pm; show starts: 8.00pm.Tickets 10 or 8 (concessions) www.brightonwomensvoices fundraiser.eventbrite.com All welcome | Wheelchair accessible| 18+

Website: www.brightonwomensvoices.co.uk Email: brightonwomensvoices @gmail.com


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The Womens World Cup is in full swing in Canada and England played their first match of the tournament against France at College Stadium, which doubles as a low-tech wind tunnel. Watching England, however, was just like watching Albion this past season a occasionally sloppy though workmanlike defence, a

midfield constantly bypassed, and a striker so lonely and bereft of support, she may as well have just sat on the ground and put some Leonard Cohen on and wept. We can only hope for improvement against Mexico and Colombia

Tune into Radio Reverb, 97.2FM, online at www.radioreverb.com, or via the podcast on iTunes and www.albionroar.co.uk. The show is brought to you in association with www.oldfootballshirts.com

The Albion Roar

Alan Wares@albionroar

The summer transfer window rumour mill is in full swing and while no signings have, as of writing (Wednesday), been made yet, thats not to say they havent been resting on their laurels.

Recent reports suggest continuing interest in a player weve had our eye on for a while, who is attracting interest from a number of clubs at our level, and a promising young international who is being coveted by teams across the globe.

Albion have been linked with goalkeeper Niki Maenpaa since last summer. The Finnish international is a free agent after leaving Dutch side VVV-Venlo at the end of last season. The 30-year-old would

provide solid competition for David Stockdale, and allow Christian Walton to go out on-loan to gain more experience.

Seagulls boss Chris Hughton will face competition

if he wants to sign Sheffield United forward Jamie Murphy. The 25-year-old played a big part in the Blades reaching the League One play-offs last season, and would add more options out wide. Bristol City are also reportedly interested in the Scotsman, who is likely to fetch a fee of 1m.

Albion are also believed to have a seven-figure deal in place with Dutch side NEC

Nijmegen for their Iranian winger Alizera Jahanbakhsh. However, the player has yet to discuss any possible move with the club. The 21-year-old scored 12 goals to help

his side seal promotion to the Eredivisie last season.

Competition for his signature is fierce with

Celtic, Norwich, Spartak Moscow, New York City and clubs from Belgium also believed to be interested. Recent comments from his Dutch representative also indicate his first choice is to hold out for a move to one of the top Dutch clubs.

Thats not to say that there is no chance of Jahanbakhsh being an Albion player come August, but it would be a real coup.

Bradley Stratton@BradStrat

Iranian international prospect among rumoured Albion targets

Thirty-five years ago this very day, Albion boss Alan Mullery shocked the football world by resigning from his post as manager of Brighton & Hove Albion.

Five years earlier in 1976 the Londoner was lowering the curtain on a glittering playing career that had started at Craven Cottage in 1958. A tough, but pacey, midfielder Mullery progressed through the ranks at Fulham and within a year had replaced the great Johnny Haynes as captain. Tottenham Hostpur came knocking in 1964 and a 72,500 bid was enough to take the 23-year-old to White Hart Lane. England recognition followed in the same year but Alf Ramsey left him out of the 1966

World Cup squad.A year later, Mullerys run

from deep and blocked shot set up the opening goal in Spurs 2-1 FA Cup final win and in 1971, Aston Villa were unlucky to lose

the League Cup at the same stage to the North Londoners at Wembley.

Another cup final appearance in 1975, back at Fulham, was his swansong. A few years earlier

chairman Mike Bamber had been impressed with the combative midfielder giving his Albion players a run for their money, but was even more fascinated by the slap Mullery had dished out to one of his own underperforming team-mates!

A complete managerial novice, Bamber gambled with the inexperienced Mullery, handing over the Third Division reins to the 35-year-old in the summer of 1976. Inheriting a talented if somewhat lacking in confidence squad, he quickly earned the respect of his players, instilling an exciting brand of attacking football, in front of huge, adoring Goldstone crowds.

During his first campaign, the rivalry with Palace intensified and reached a watershed moment at the end of a dramatic cup replay at Stamford Bridge when he was covered in hot coffee by an irate fan. Emptying his pocket of change on to the turf, he flicked the Vs at the

Croydon contingent, suggesting; youre not worth that, Palace! A legend was born!

The on-fire Peter Ward fired Albion into Division Two in 1977and the new manager set his sights on the top flight. A narrow miss in 1978 was soon forgotten with a never-to-be-forgotten last-day win at Newcastle the next May as 10,000 Albion fans witnessed the clubs first promotion to the promised land.

The big names continued to arrive in Hove but Albion struggled to find their First Division feet. After a near-miss at the end of 1980/81, a new contract was agreed with Bamber but misunderstandings regarding the future of Mark Lawrenson led to Mullerys resignation.

Thankfully, Mullers is now back at the Albion as club ambassador, getting out into the community and working in hospitality on matchdays.

Youre not worth that

A promising young international who

is being coveted by teams across the globe

Dan Tester@BHIndyAlbion

Alan Mullery letting the Palace fans know exactly what he thinks of them

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