With the announcement of Jodie Whittaker becoming the 13th person to play Doctor Who, we look at Brighton's history on the programme.
1969 - The War Games episode was the last to be filmed in black and white and took place at Sheepcote Valley, Wilson Avenue Brighton.
1980 - The Leisure Hive...
Brighton's North Laine is surely one of the most iconic places in Brighton and certainly one of the most iconic set of roads in the UK. Tourists love it, locals love it, but what do we know about it other than it's a great place to find a bargain...
The Brighton Dome is an iconic piece of architecture in Brighton's city centre and a great arts venue, so why should we know so little about it? "We’re back to present you with ten things you (probably) didn’t know about this top tourist attraction. If you love the dome...
Situated in the heart of the city, sandwiched between Kemptown and the Royal Pavilion, Old Steine Gardens is yet another staple in Brighton's beautiful scenery. Although it may now be better known for being a hub for busses, the gardens remain beautiful and it still plays host to some of...
The stage of a Saint-Tropez nightclub, a colourful turbulent show, and loads of extravaganza! The award-winning musical La Cage Aux Folles will come to Brighton's Theatre Royal as part of its first UK tour next month. Get ready for a high-kicking troupe of cabaret dancers, a breath-taking star drag queen and a funny story...
Whether you hate it or love it, the British Airways i360 is a part of our seafront's scenery now...But how much do you know about the controversial structure?
1. It's 162 Metres High
The huge structure measures up at a whopping 162 m (531 ft) in height. Apparently on a clear day you...
Another of Brighton's key attractions has to be Brighton Marina. Just minutes walk from the beach, the marina is a great place to visit whether you're a local or not. So, we're here to test your knowledge. How many of these fun facts did you really know?
1. It's Artificial
Unlike some...
From tomorrow until the end of August, Brighton's centre for contemporary art, the Fabrica Gallery, will be hosting a new exhibition by Peter Hudson. Supported by Project Art Works, the artist has designed a site-specific light installation entitled "In Colour".
Designed for the Fabrica Gallery, the installation aims to especially appeal to...
Another iconic Brighton landmark, even when it's no longer functioning for its original purpose, is Brighton's West Pier. We've done a little digging and found a few facts we think you just might not know about it...
1. It's Just 33 Years Older Than The Palace Pier
Opening in 1866, the West Pier...
Ever wondered how well you know our beautiful seaside city of Brighton & Hove? Well we've made a quiz to really test your knowledge. See how you do by taking our handy quiz below!
