Stargazing in the garden

5:31pm Wednesday 23rd January 2013

Amateur astrologers are being encouraged to take part in a stargazing event in a community garden in Moulsecoomb

New celebratory walk for Moulsecoomb

Celebratory walk introduces new managment plan

1:14pm Thursday 20th September 2012

A new management project for a forgotten woodland was unveiled in Moulsecoomb

Moulescoomb open day with a wild twist

11:10am Thursday 20th September 2012

Pizza baking in an outdoor oven and creating string from nettles are all part of the fun at Moulescoomb Forest Garden and Wildlife project open day.

Bike ride raises money for Moulsecoomb school

2:16pm Wednesday 5th September 2012

Tom Hopkins and Sarah Monk from Brighton will cycle 1000 miles from Brighton to Barcelona to raise money for the Cedar Centre School.

Locals asked to participate in a ₤6m project

5:52pm Friday 2nd December 2011

People who live along Lewes Road, Brighton, have been invited to roadshows to discuss proposals to improve the area.

Geranium Man creates flower for Lost Love

Mr Sargison presenting one of his pelargoniums

12:59am Tuesday 17th May 2011

“Mighty oaks from little acorns grow” so the saying goes, and you might have wandered past a simple geranium stall at the local Moulsecoomb Family Fun Day on Saturday, but if you did, you missed the start of something big. For Mr Walter Sargison has big plans: he would like not only to start a pot plant group in Brighton but also go onto bigger things. “ I want to try to give people experience in how to grow geraniums,” said Mr Sargison. “And when the club gets big enough it would be nice to go on outings to flower shows, then eventually have a big flower show here in Brighton - something to match the Chelsea Flower Show.”

Moulsecoomb sheep help restore ecosystem balance

David Larkin with volunteer shepherds Lois and Paula

11:55pm Monday 16th May 2011

The hardy Herdwick Cumbrian sheep are a popular sight on the hillsides of Moulsecoomb Wild Park, giving a lovely country ambience to what is essentially a city park. However, the sheep are not just there to make the park more attractive but they have a very important part to play in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem. Since their introduction in 2008 to improve the chalk grassland area there are signs of rare plants beginning to grow again and the rare Adonis butterfly has made a re-appearance. David Larkin, Brighton and Hove county park ranger, explained how the sheep are making a difference to conservation in Moulsecoomb and other parks around Brighton.

Community worker to run 26 miles for Moulsecoomb's youths

10:29pm Sunday 20th March 2011

A youth worker will be “running like a mad woman” in the Brighton Marathon on April 10th hoping to raise £500 for a community centre in Moulsecoomb, following cuts in government funding.

Piano students bring music to Moulsecoomb

6:14pm Tuesday 8th March 2011

The Bridge Community Education Centre hosted a charity concert last night to raise money for community projects.

Moulsecoomb library invites kids to get crafty

10:41am Saturday 5th February 2011

A craft session is being held at Moulsecoomb library today to celebrate Chinese new year and help develop community togetherness

Moulsecoomb charity jazz concert will take it to the bridge

2:28pm Saturday 29th January 2011

The Bridge Community Education Centre in Moulsecoomb will host a charity concert, performed by local pupils.

Aggression and abusive language at Moulsecoomb Primary School

12:03am Saturday 29th January 2011

Two separate incidents of physical aggression and use of foul language by a parent have been reported at Moulsecoomb Primary School in the past week.

Wild Park health walks

12:22pm Tuesday 23rd November 2010

Healthwalks are free, short, social walks that are led by Volunteer Walk Leaders. They are designed to help people get the most out of walking for their physical and mental health; and also provide a great opportunity to meet new people. They are friendly and supportive, so are particularly benefical to those who are getting little or no exercise, recovering from illness or lacking in confidence.

Maintenance super centre opens its doors to residents

Residents view Brighton and Hove's super centre

6:42pm Wednesday 13th October 2010

Residents of Moulsecoomb tour Brighton and Hove's £1.1 million housing maintenance 'super centre'.

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