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From art exhibitions and theatre to music, literature and creative movements, this category explores the people, places and ideas shaping Brighton’s cultural life — celebrating both grassroots creativity and headline events across the city.

Your online world is probably full of adverts persuading you to buy something with a simple touch of your phone. But away from those personal screens, UK retailers are actually spending most of their digital budgets inside their traditional bricks and mortar shops. For in-store marketing tools have moved far...
Dhaka, the vibrant heart of Bangladesh, is a city teeming with contrasts and surprises. From the bustling streets filled with rickshaws to the tranquil beauty of the Buriganga River, this city offers a unique blend of old and new, tradition and modernity. As you embark on a journey through...
One of the enchanting aspects of a Renaissance fair is the joy of dressing up in beautiful attire, stepping into the shoes of characters from a bygone era. Let’s explore the psychological magic that happens when you embrace the world of costumes at a Renaissance Fair. It's not just...
The UK has been known for decades as something of a party nation. On weeknights, the pubs, bars and restaurants are filled with friends catching up and colleagues sharing after-work drinks or a meal. At the weekends, the British get done up in their finest party gear and hit...
Lesson Plans That Sparkle: Crafting Engaging Experiences For Young Learners   Crafting lesson plans for young learners is an art that goes beyond the conventional. It's about creating experiences that sparkle with engagement, fostering a love for learning that lasts a lifetime. In the dynamic world of education, where each child...
There’s never an easy way to tell a story that never happened. One you never witnessed or experienced; grew or learnt from can’t truly be yours to tell. Of course, the world that comes to us – only in dreams, is a microcosmos in itself but very rarely derives...
Deaths from alcohol in the UK have risen to their highest level since records began in 2001, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). In 2021, 9,641 people (14.8 per 100,000) died as a result of alcohol: a rise of 7.4% from 2020. The leading...
An amicable divorce might seem like a challenge but these strategies could help achieve this. Going through divorce requires the right guidance from divorce solicitors in Chichester, especially in West Sussex, to understand the complexities of marital dissolution. To achieve an amicable divorce does require everything to fall into place...
In this article, we’ll discuss if there is a link between businesses and divorce, If so, what is that link and what does it mean?Amid the emotional and legal complexities of divorce, the entwined nature of businesses with matrimonial dissolutions adds yet another layer of intricacy. The collection of...
Iran’s execution of protester Mohsen Shekari is the first after a huge wave of unrest swept around the country in the autumn of 2022. Shekari was found guilty by a Iranian Revolutionary Court of “moharebeh” (enmity against God), news sources reported. Human rights groups say Shekari and other protesters who...