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We caught up with Nigel Hardy the Head of the UK Vaping Business at British American Tobacco to discuss Stoptober and the many ways you can give up this month.
The leader of Brighton and Hove City Council Warren Morgan on some of this week's biggest stories.
The leader of Brighton and Hove City Council on some of the biggest issues over the past week.
As a result they've started a petition, which has gained almost 1,500 hundred signatures, calling on the city council to engage with them about the future of the facilities.
The running of the city's 68 tennis courts looks set to change under plans being discussed at a committee on Tuesday.
It's in the face of £51 million of budget cuts at Brighton and Hove City Council over the next three years, as a result the local authority are looking at ways to find private or community groups to run some of the services.
The Macmillan Horizon Centre has opened its doors after a £3.7 million fundraising campaign.
It will provide a range of services including emotional, practical and financial advice aimed at making the lives of patients easier.
27 people in Sussex are giving the diagnosis each day, a number which is set to double by 2030.
The Macmillan Horizon Centre has opened its doors after a £3.7 million fundraising campaign.
It will provide a range of services including emotional, practical and financial advice aimed at making the lives of patients easier.
27 people in Sussex are giving the diagnosis each day, a number which is set to double by 2030.
The Macmillan Horizon Centre has opened its doors after a £3.7 million fundraising campaign.
It will provide a range of services including emotional, practical and financial advice aimed at making the lives of patients easier.
27 people in Sussex are giving the diagnosis each day, a number which is set to double by 2030.
The study, by a University of Brighton health expert, found that nearly a quarter of those surveyed weren't aware they were HIV-positive.
A crowdfunder has been launched for one of Brighton's biggest events.
Burning the Clocks marks the winter solstice and aims to bring the whole city together on the shortest day of the year.
The event involves a lantern parade through the city's streets ending with a blazing bonfire on Brighton beach.
Organisers Same Sky are looking to raise £5,000 are looking for donations to help with the costs to run the event.
Artistic Director John Varah spoke to Hanna and James on Juice Breakfast.
The week's biggest stories through the eyes of Brighton and Hove City Council leader Warren Morgan.
Warren Morgan has spoken out about #ValleyGardens redevelopment scheme, thieves targeting a Brighton special needs school, Brighton and Hove Albion and more.
Manager Delso Da Silver says his team are looking forward to the attraction. They've got to wait for planning permission from Brighton and Hove City Council.
16 year old Ella Collins-Godden has been speaking about her decision to pay tribute to the Shoreham airshow disaster victims.
Nino Vydeenaden speaks to Juice about losing his friend Matt Jones and the creation of the song "A Bridge Of Flowers" in tribute.
A Juice 107.2 News Special, looking back at the twelve months that followed the Shoreham Airshow Disaster.
Councillor Gill Mitchell with more on the crackdown on caravans and trailers in Brighton and Hove.
TimLoughton #Southern Tim Loughton MP talks to Juice about a concerted effort to resolve the train crisis
The leader of Brighton and Hove City Council has spoken about the EU referendum result.
Councillor Tom Bewick of Brighton and Hove City Council gives us his reaction to the night so far. #EUREF
Dave's been the man behind Paddle Round The Pier for twenty years. James and Alex caught up with him after his win.
Juice were the sponsor of the Medium Sized Business Award. James Dunham and Alex Baker caught up with the winners backstage.
Hundreds of people gathered tonight to show solidarity to the victims of the Orlando massacre.
We speak to the leader of Brighton and Hove City Council about the biggest stories over the past week.
Mile Oak Primary School is celebrating its 50th birthday. We speak to Deputy Head Martin Cooper.
The GMB Union will take their call for action over patient transport in Sussex to the Clinical Commissioning Group.
Brighton and Hove Buses have unveiled their latest fleet of vehicles to transform the passenger experience.
The number of reported hate crime incidents in Sussex are on the rise, according to latest figures.
As part of our coverage on cyber safety we're looking at what is being done in schools to keep young people safe.
We're speaking to Lucie Russell from the NSPCC, she says children may not always be aware they are a victim.
As part of our coverage of cyber safety, we've spoken to Ella from Shoreham. She's been a victim of online abuse.
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Row Smith is aiming to support the people of Nepal by turning her story of survival into a book.
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We spoke to new Chairman for Brighton Pier, Luke Johnson.