Brighton

I see that Kemp Town Parliamentary candidate Simon Burgess has <A href="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=TcR6ywvOHh0">broached the Interwebs</a> as part of his campaign.

The Democratic Society are going to be holding a discussion event in Brighton in the next couple of months, and they want YOU to say what issues would be interesting to talk/hear about. Take the 20-second survey here.

A Starbucks is being opened on St James’s Street, a muffin’s throw from the God-like Red Roaster. Unfortunately, I expect it will do alright.

The BBC news is reporting a desperate publicity stunt (sorry, but it is) by the leader of Blackpool Council. According to the report, the Council, whose watch committee banned the group from the town in 1964, are going to write to Mick et al and invite them back. The BBC’

The Jews Synagogue (a Mocatta design) in Devonshire Place is looking good, though I’m not sure what they are doing with it.

The final ward has now been declared. The Greens took all three seats in Queen’s Park, displacing both Ken Bodfish and Simon Burgess. The Tories have just failed to get past the 27 required to control the Council, with 26 seats. The Labour party are second with 13, the

Two down, one to go. The Tories have picked up one seat in Moulsecoomb and Labour have survived in Preston Park with two seats, the third being Green as before. The last ward remaining is Queen’s Park, where the current and former leaders of the council are standing for

Two more declarations and it’s still very close. Goldsmid splits 2 Tory 1 Labour. Withdean held by three Tories.

It’s looking very close. Two Tory seats held in Wish, Brian Fitch loses his seat in Hangleton which is therefore three Tory.

Three more declarations. Labour have lost their one seat in Hanover, making that ward three green. They have held on to three seats in Hollingdean, while the one Tory and one Independent have held their seats in Stanford. Current state of the parties C15 G8 LD2 LAB8 IND1