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Brighton and Hove

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Brighton and Hove

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Locator map for the English administrative region of Brighton and Hove.

Unitary authority in southern England, created in 1997.

Area

84 sq km/32 sq mi

Towns

Brighton, Hove (administrative headquarters), Woodingdean, Rottingdean, Portslade-by-Sea

Features

English Channel; South Downs; Royal Pavilion (Brighton) redesigned and enlarged by English architect John Nash in the 19th century; Palace Pier and West Pier (Brighton); Hollingbury Castle fort; Booth Museum of Natural History (Brighton); British Engineerium (Hove); 400 registered pubs and restaurants, the largest number of places to eat per head outside central London

Industries

financial services, public sector services, pharmaceutical, new media, tourism, conference facilities, language schools

Population

(2001) 247,800

Famous people

Martin Ryle (astronomer)



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