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Brighton and Hove



         


City of Brighton and Hove
Geography
Status:Unitary, City (2000)
Region:South East England
Ceremonial County:East Sussex
Area:
- Total
Ranked 259th
82.67 km²
Admin. HQ:Hove
ONS code:00ML
Demographics
Population:
- Total (2002 est.)
- Density
Ranked 37th
249,884
3,023 / km²
Ethnicity:94.3% White
1.8% S.Asian
Politics
Brighton and Hove City Council
http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/
Leadership:Alternative - Sec.27(2)(b)
Control:Labour
MPs:Desmond Turner, David Lepper, Ivor Caplin


Brighton and Hove is a city on the south coast of England. It was formed in April 1, 1997 as a unitary authority by the merger of the East Sussex boroughs of Brighton and Hove, and was granted city status in 2000.

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Districts of England - South East England

Adur | Arun | Ashford | Aylesbury Vale | Basingstoke and Deane | Bracknell Forest | Brighton and Hove | Canterbury | Cherwell | Chichester | Chiltern | Crawley | Dartford | Dover | Eastbourne | East Hampshire | Eastleigh | Elmbridge | Epsom and Ewell | Fareham | Gosport | Gravesham | Guildford | Hart | Hastings | Havant | Horsham | Isle of Wight | Lewes | Maidstone | Medway | Mid Sussex | Milton Keynes | Mole Valley | New Forest | Oxford | Portsmouth | Reading | Reigate and Banstead | Rother | Runnymede | Rushmoor | Sevenoaks | Shepway | Slough | Southampton | South Bucks | South Oxfordshire | Spelthorne | Surrey Heath | Swale | Tandridge | Test Valley | Thanet | Tonbridge and Malling | Tunbridge Wells | Vale of White Horse | Waverley | Wealden | West Berkshire | West Oxfordshire | Winchester | Windsor and Maidenhead | Woking | Wokingham | Worthing | Wycombe

Administrative counties with multiple districts: Berkshire - Buckinghamshire - East Sussex - Hampshire - Kent - Oxfordshire - Surrey - West Sussex


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