HCS Annual Forum 15 April 6.30-8.00pm at Ralli Hall: The new housing targets for the city – how can we cope?

Our Forum this year will focus on the question of housing needs in the city, targets for new housing and what this could mean for all of us.
Martin Carpenter, Director of Enplan will explain the planning framework affecting the sharp increase in housing need in the City and Hugh Dennis, Director of Little Ships will show us how underused land can accommodate new homes across the city, not least in the Hove Station Neighbourhood Area.
HCS Talk 11 March 7pm: Mods and Rockers in Brighton

Join us for this talk by author and historian Chris Horlock about the social background to the rise of “youth culture” in 1960’s Brighton.
Wednesday 11 March 7pm, Ralli Hall 81 Denmark Villas, Station Approach, Hove BN3 3TH
The event is free, but please book on this link ModsandRockersEventbrite
HCS Talk 11 February 7pm at Ralli Hall: The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere and the Aquifer Project

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Shoreham Harbour – Building our community for a sustainable future, a Talk by Brian Rousell 14 Jan 2026 7 pm at Ralli Hall

Join us to hear Brian Rousell, Director of Engineering & IT at Shoreham Port talk about future plans for Shoreham Harbour.
Ralli Hall, 81 Denmark Villas, Hove BN3 3TH
The event is free but please book your place here Eventbrite – Shoreham Harbour
The Chalk Pit Furlong- A talk by Geoffrey Mead 12 Nov 7-8pm at Ralli Hall 81 Denmark Villas Hove

Join us for an interesting talk about Brighton’s ‘Lost Neighbourhood’, now almost unknown but located less than half a mile from the West Pier. This talk looks at its location and history from the 17th century until late in the 20th century.
The event is free but please book on this link: Eventbrite – The Chalk Pit Furlong
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Annual General Meeting 22 October 2025 6.30pm at Ralli Hall 81 Denmark Villas, Hove
Aldrington through the ages – a historical walking tour 7 June 10am-12am

Join this walking tour led by Rachel Bridgeman and along the way uncover the wealth of people who lived, worked, and died here over the centuries—from lowly brickmakers to pioneering film directors, Hollywood stars, inventors and ground-breaking Victorian social reformers.
Start at Wish Park and finish at St Leonard’s Church.
Cost £15, Booking at Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/aldrington-through-the-ages-a-historical-walking-tour-tickets-1363019731709?aff=oddtdtcreator
