Brighton

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Brighton is located on the south coast of South East England, and together with its immediate neighbour Hove forms the city of Brighton and Hove. Brighton is one of the largest and most famous seaside resorts in the United Kingdom.
=== News ===
2010
Newcastle, assessed by Forum for the Future as top amongst Britain’s most sustainable cities for the second year running, and Leicester, in second place, are outpacing rivals Brighton, Bristol and London. "But all five have set themselves ambitious targets and are guided by long-term visions of how to improve life for their citizens by reducing their impact on the environment and seizing new opportunities in the green economy." 18 Oct Forum for the Future, 18 Oct 2010 topic, place
Brighton, third, scores well for quality of life and future-proofing, with a healthy, highly skilled population and a vibrant economy, but high-consumption lifestyles give it the worst ecological footprint of any city. 
2007
*Brighton and Hove rated as the most sustainable city in Britain, by Forum for the Future, October 20 Forum for the Future, October 20 The UK’s 20 largest cities were assessed according to three criteria – their ‘environmental impact', ‘quality of life’ and ‘future proofing’. Brighton and Hove as the most sustainable city is followed by Edinburgh in second place and Bristol in third. Liverpool comes bottom of the list, after Hull in 18th place and Birmingham in 19th. Forum for the Future intend to measure these indicators year-on-year. topic
=== Diary ===
June 2008
*28 - 29 eco open houses, Brighton & Hove
July 2008
*5 - 6 eco open houses, Brighton & Hove
=== Topic links ===
See separate article - Brighton links
=== Resources ===
*Brighton Peace and Environment Centre
*Planning Advice Note PAN6 Food growing and development, September 2011 / Growing and gardening Brighton & Hove
References
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