The solar-powered shelter is located in Palmeira Square in Hove. The Living Roof Bus Shelter, also known as a Bee Bus Stop, has a roof planted with a mix of wildflowers and sedum plants, which are rich in nectar and a favourite of bees and other pollinating insects. As well as helping pollinators, the shelter also absorbs rainwater, supports the city’s biodiversity and is powered entirely by solar energy. It’s fitted with a smart lighting system, which only turns on when a passenger is present to further minimise its environmental impact. All elements of the new shelter are fully recyclable and it has been paid for, installed and will be maintained by Clear Channel UK, who maintain the city’s bus stops.
CONSTRUCTION of more than a hundred plush seafront flats is almost finished. Work to transform the former Brighton and Hove City Council offices in Grand Avenue, Hove, began in January 2020 and now the £26 million project looks near completion. Scaffolding has been removed from the front of King’s House, allowing the Grade II listed building to be seen in all its glory.
Construction of King s House, Hove is almost complete New sliding sash windows have been installed throughout and balconies with stunning views of Hove Lawns and the seafront have been installed on the first and second floor. The south facing living rooms will allow owners to have breath taking views every day, no matter the weather.
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Kevin Docherty Hume was on the bus between Clarence Square in Brighton and Palmeira Square in Hove. He assaulted two men, and shouted abuse likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress on board. Brighton Magistrates’ Court heard how the abuse was homophobic. The 50-year-old was jailed for 22 weeks, and the sentence was praised by Brighton and Hove Buses boss Martin Harris. Mr Harris said Hume is now banned from buses in Brighton and Hove because of his aggressive behaviour and hate speech.
Palmeira Square in Hove The court was also told that Hume had left a man fearing violence during a separate incident in Bolton Road, Eastbourne.