Council to unlock new creative workspace and begin regeneration of New England House site
Brighton & Hove City Council is set to bring forward thousands of square feet of available workspace for creative, cultural, and digital businesses, while...
Major funding boost for the King’s Road arches
Millions of pounds is set to be invested in the arches under King’s Road in Brighton with work starting this summer following a huge...
Selective licensing scheme expanded after positive impact in first 4 areas
A scheme to improve the quality and security of rental accommodation in Brighton & Hove is being expanded after the council saw a positive...
Burger & Beyond Brighton to open its doors next week, giving away 56 free...
Cult burger and steak restaurant, Burger & Beyond, is to open its newest site in Brighton, on Tuesday 14th July. The brand’s first restaurant...
THE OLD MARKET PRESENTS A BRAND-NEW SEASON OF LIVE EVENTS , WELL BEING AND...
Celebrating calm and connection, The Old Market is delighted to announce - Feel Good - its inaugural week-long programme of immersive and holistic music events running from September 2nd to 8th....
Government backs Brighton beaches with new funding
Holidaymakers and locals will continue to enjoy leisurely walks across Brighton’s seafront for years to come after a major funding boost from government made...
England Survive Azteca Thriller to Beat Mexico 3-2
England reached the World Cup quarter-finals in the most dramatic way possible, holding on for a 3-2 win over co-hosts Mexico at a raucous...
Football fans urged to stay safe around the seafront during World Cup celebrations
England’s World Cup match against Mexico is taking place at 1am on Monday morning.
With pub and bar licenses being extended into the early hours...
Weekend Read: 70 years on from the killer smog and what we know now...
Seventy years ago, London choked. For five days in December 1952, a toxic smog smothered the city. Visibility collapsed. Transport failed. Thousands died. It...
WEEKEND READ: “Why Your Train Wifi Is About to Get Ten Times Bette
Li Zhang, University of Leeds
Wifi on the go is often unreliable – on buses, trains and, increasingly, planes. Whether via cellular or satellite systems,...
