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I think you'll find all those things quoted have been funded by government grants or in the case of the i360 a government loan.

Don't the council already have a mandate to set a budget without the need for referendum? The Greens have the most seats on the council but no overall majority and are therefore a minority administration, they have the mandate already; a mandate from the Brighton and Hove electorate that voted...

Agreed it is giving the public a choice but the budget will have cuts in it whether the Conservatives, Greens or Labour got their own way. You're correct it is a debate but one that will cost money to organise and thus reduce the money raised from the Council Tax rise if the vote was a 'Yes'...

In a referendum do you think that the majority of people who actually vote in Brighton and Hove will vote for a 4.75% Council Tax increase? I honestly don't think they would especially when you have a 2% rise proposed by Labour, which then leads you onto this question: Are the Greens absolving...

The referendum is not going to happen: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-26190413