Parks, Police and Meet the team

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Hello regen...@googlegroups.com  To see the full content of this, and previous newsletters, please go to http://www.br-nag.org.uk and select Nagger from the main menu.   Meeting Agenda 5th March Brunswick and Regency Neighbourhood Action Group Meeting Thursday 5th March 7 pm until 9pm at Cornerstone Community Centre Agenda 1.       Welcome and Introductions 2.       Minutes of last meeting 3.       Matters Arising 4.       Action Plan Review: Reducing Crime and Improving Safety   Read more     grow your own Allotments are now available again., Get yours now http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/index.cfm?request=c1000059 Read more     Noori 70/71 Ship Street Brighton Details for application number: BH2009/00259 address: 70/71 Ship Street Brighton description: Display of 1 no. non-illuminated fascia sign and 1 no. non-illuminated projecting sign. (Retrospective). Read more     45 Middle Street & The Victory Duke Street Brighton Details for application number: BH2009/00116 address: 45 Middle Street & The Victory Duke Street Brighton description: Erection of single storey extension to the rear of 45 Middle Street and new boundary wall between The Victory Inn and 45 Middle Street. Read more     penthouse apartments on the roof of the Old Market Details for application number: BH2009/00414 address: The Old Market 11A Upper Market Street Hove description: Erection of 2no new penthouse apartments on the roof of the Old Market combined with a new meeting room facililty for the Old Market. Extension of existing stair/lift well to south for access to the new apartments.     Read more     A beacon city? Brighton & Hove has been named as a national centre of excellence for managing drinking and licensed premises in city centres. The council, police and other local partners have together won government Beacon Status for managing the night time economy. The honour was announced at a ceremony in Westminster last night (3 March). Council officers say success was based on a range of measures including better transport, providing alternatives to drink, working with young people and firm enforcement. City authorities scored well for various innovations to manage the impact of licensed premises and the effect they can have on public safety and law and order. Current city policies were developed after the 2003 Licensing Act, which became law in 2005. This extended the hours licensed premises could sell alcohol but also introduced new powers to control unwanted side-effects of the law. Read more     Your Subscription: Change your subscription Unsubscribe Powered by Joobi