Should the Premier League Return?

A couple of months ago, people were debating whether it was safe for football to return. However, now in late May the Bundesliga is back, and the Premier League initiates group training. Monday’s unanimous vote means that players can start … Read More

Draw Brighton are providing online drawing classes – in conversation with Jake Spicer

Thinking about getting creative? Brighton Journal spoke to Jake Spicer, who set up the Draw Brighton studio back in 2009. Draw offers a variety of classes, including portrait painting courses, printing workshops and life drawing sessions. Though Draw’s studio in New … Read More

Conservatives criticise Labour over £181K payout in home to school transport mess

Documents retained by Conservative Councillors in a Freedom of Information request revealed that the Labour council entered into an early termination agreement with Edge Public Solutions LTD. This agreement allowed the consultancy to keep £181,000 despite their unsuccessful efforts.

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Why the Covid-19 lockdown may be the perfect opportunity to take up tennis

If you are looking for a full body sport that is perfect to uptake during this period of lockdown, look no further than tennis! For some, the idea of spending hours lifting weights, or running the treadmill is not appealing. … Read More

Beautiful staycation spots for your post-lockdown getaway

With international travel a distant and unlikely prospect this year, holidaymakers will need to turn their attention to getaways closer to home. A staycation boom is on the horizon; once lockdown restrictions are lifted, Costa del Sol will be swapped … Read More

Book confessions of a readaholic

“Books are easily destroyed. But words will live as long as people can remember them.”

– Tahereh Mafi, Unravel Me

Okay I have a confession… I used to dog-ear books *stifled screams*. With no bookmarks around it was … Read More