Artist of the Week: Martin Gayford
This week Brighton Journal spoke to Lewes-based artist, Martin Gayford. Martin's work considers the interplay between the abstract and the figurative, frequently exploring a...
Cleaner air the focus for Walk to School Week 2020
Thousands of primary school children across Brighton & Hove will take part in "Walk to School Week" this week, as part of Brighton Council's...
Brighton Fringe 2020: Autumn Season Opens For the Month of October
Brighton Fringe’s Autumn Season officially launched last Thursday 1 October, with more than 50 events taking place in a COVID-safe way at venues across...
Emily in Paris is the new modern Sex and The City
Darren Star the hit maker behind the iconic hit show Sex and the City is now back in the spotlight with his new adventure...
POD Brighton: A massage chair unlike any other
Our modern lifestyles mean that wellbeing, both physical and mental, often takes a back seat. Trying to fit in time for yourself whilst juggling...
5 Ways to Get More Out of Golf as an Amateur Player
Often when amateur players talk about getting better at golf, their minds race to the big stuff such as working with a pro, joining...
Marching for equality: research shows that walking in step can bring people closer together
It’s often said we feel a connection to those we are on the same path as or in sync with. On the other hand...
Misinformation about illicit drugs is spreading on social media – and the consequences could...
We’re all familiar with the term “fake news” and have probably witnessed the speed at which these stories can circulate on social media. Fake...
Why looking in the mirror is so hard for people with eating disorders
Eating disorders, such as anorexia and bulimia, are estimated to affect more than 16 million people worldwide. Considered to be serious mental health conditions,...
Celebrate international coffee day this weekend
I think for many of us we need no additional excuses to make our own coffee or to order a coffee from a coffeehouse...
