Btn & Hove PSC’s open letter regarding the ‘memorial’ to Israeli citizens in Palmeira Square

THE CITY COUNCIL HAS FAILED TO PROTECT A PUBLIC SPACE FROM PROVOCATIVE MISUSE AN OPEN LETTER FROM BRIGHTON & HOVE PALESTINE SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN 26 June 2025 To: Cllr Bella Sankey, Leader Brighton & Hove City Council Cllr Mitchie Alexander, Cabinet Member, Communities, Equalities and Human Rights, BHCC Peter Kyle, MP for Hove & Portslade Jess …

Hundreds march in solidarity with the beleaguered people of Gaza

On Saturday, 12th April 2025, the people of Brighton & Hove once again took to the streets in solidarity with the people of Palestine for our ‘March for Gaza’. Over 500 people marched through the city to show their unwavering support for the people of Gaza. The procession was led by babies’ coffins, powerfully symbolising …

Argus coverage of our emergency protest following Israel’s brutal resumption of slaughter in Gaza

Our local paper, the Argus, reported the emergency march and rally on March 18th. You can find the coverage on the Argus website. The protest was organised by the Brighton & Hove Ceasefire Coalition, of which BHPSC is a member, along with 20+ other groups across the city. A spokesperson for Brighton and Hove Ceasefire …

UPDATE ON LOCAL EUROVISION PARTIES – All local ticketed events now cancelled including Duke of York’s Cinema

FURTHER UPDATE (9th May) The Duke of York’s have now cancelled their Eurovision party, making it the fourth and final ticketed event to cancel. This cancellation is arguably the most significant, since the Duke’s has been a prominent Eurovision supporter for many years. Of course, if the Eurovision organisers (the European Broadcast Union) had shown …

Statement by Brighton & Hove Palestine Solidarity Campaign (BHPSC) regarding recent arrests for alleged offences under the Terrorism Act 2000

Over the past few months, a number of pro-Palestine demonstrators and activists have been arrested for alleged public support for a proscribed terrorist organisation. Some have been charged with offences under the Terrorism Act 2000. Amongst the people arrested are Tony Greenstein in Brighton and Mick Napier in Glasgow. Although the comments made by these …