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Visiting Brighton Casinos: Tips to Play Responsibly

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When it comes to visiting your local casino, or even when playing through online casinos and the like, you must take some time to...

Artist of the Week: Gareth Hayward

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This week Brighton Journal spoke to Gareth Hayward, whose semi-abstract atmospheric paintings explore imagined landscapes. Gareth leaves areas of his landscapes 'unfinished or blurred',...

How realistic is the Prime Minister’s 6-week timeframe for lockdown No.3 and the rollout...

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After three national lockdowns and numerous attempts at a tiered restriction system, it is fair to say we are no strangers to Boris Johnson’s...

Eating through depression with cooking – my experience

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Ok, how do we talk about this? I mean, there is a generation who did not recognise or discuss mental health. Why would anyone? Back then,...

Social Connections Amidst A Global Pandemic

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2020 was a year many of us are happy to have left behind. Whatever mindset we are bringing into 2021, it is worth stopping...

Why some young Nigerians are using cannabis as a normal part of life

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Cannabis is illegal in Nigeria. Its production, distribution and use are criminalised by local laws. Cultivated mostly in southern Nigeria, the drug is affordable...

How theatre can help young Nigerians who are living with HIV

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Nasarawa state in the north-central region of Nigeria is known for agriculture, salt mining and one of the higher waterfalls in Africa. It has...

Are we overlooking the neurolgical impact of Covid 19

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Since the pandemic’s onset almost a year ago, an array of COVID-19 related neurological symptoms have emerged. A neurological component to the virus is...

Artist of the Week: Abigail Bowen

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This week Brighton Journal spoke to Abigail Bowen, a local abstract artist. Inspired by Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch, Abigail describes her painting as an...

Nearly half of South Africa’s live music workers may quit the industry for good

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For people working in South Africa’s live music sector, 2020 has been “devastating”. That was the term that researchers read most frequently in responses...

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