Concorde 2: Brighton’s Seafront and the Future of Music in Brighton
Concorde 2 has, in one shape or another, been a fixture in Brighton's seafront since the 19th Century. Despite taking many different forms, the...
Brighton Eyesore is No More
If you live anywhere near the Preston area of Brighton, you may already know the building we're referring to.
Anston House, situated just opposite...
Bells to Ring Commemorating Sussex Massacre
When a war takes as many lives at the First World War, names can quickly be lost to history or reduced to a statistic....
Pub Of The Week: The Hartington
Tucked away between Hartington and Whippingham Road lies something that is becoming increasingly rare.
A pub that caters entirely for family, that serves the community...
Brighton and Brexit: Have Students Shot Themselves in the Foot?
It's impossible to ignore the result of last Thursday's EU Referendum and so you may be sick to death of reading about it. But...
What Happened Jun 27th? Brighton News Roundup
In the wake of the EU debacle, it has been a busy Monday in the UK. There is a question mark hanging over Jeremy...
Hapless Southern Rail Win Award for ‘Passenger Experience’
We at the Brighton Journal have never been shy in our coverage of the ongoing Southern Rail controversy. We've reported the strikes, we've been...
Starboard Festival To Showcase Young Performers
Brighton is no stranger to the performing arts and, as if to prove this point, they play host to an eclectic mix of festivals....
A Chat With Adam Hess: Twitter’s Funniest Man
You have probably seen Adam Hess before, you just might not realise it.
Adam Hess is one of Twitter's most prolific comedians. Boasting nearly 50,000...
Republic of Brighton – Could Brighton Really Be Independent?
Following on from last week's question surrounding Brighton's position in the UK, a lot has happened. You may have heard that we voted to leave...
