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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.

With the growing popularity of iGaming, more and more Brighton locals are indulging in online casinos. However, just as the online gaming world evolves, so do the payment methods available for players. The way players pay for their online casino games can have a significant impact on their overall...
After dark Brighton has a lot to offer, a city that creates enough to do for all types of people.  Brighton has everything you would wish for regardless of whether you want some excitement, quirky experiences, or an easy-going evening. For some of the best ways to take advantage...
Brighton hosts some of the most extraordinary events in England, like the Brighton Fringe, which has kept welcoming thousands of visitors. During the 2021 Journey Into Fringe, the festival welcomed approximately 500,000 audiences over four weeks and five weekends.  UK Tech Advancements Are a Plus Brighton’s diverse festivals and cultural activities...
The Power of Color in First Impressions Research has shown that color plays a decisive role in shaping attraction. A 2021 study from the University of Rochester demonstrated that men felt a stronger romantic interest toward women wearing red. Those men were also willing to spend more money during a...
Around one in five British people of working age (16-64) are now outside the labour market. Neither in work nor looking for work, they are officially labelled as “economically inactive”. Some of those 9.2 million people are in education, with many students not active in the labour market because they...
Following great success in 2023, the South of England Agricultural Society‘s Education Committee is proud to announce that its Loan a Lamb scheme will return this year, reaching thousands of primary school children across Surrey and Sussex. This year, 10 primary schools are participating, four of which will host the...
In the heart of Brighton, where the sea meets a lively culture, there's a Scandinavian trend quietly making its mark. Not just any trend, but one that's as intriguing as the tip of an iceberg snus, a smokeless tobacco product that has found its way from the chilly fjords of...
Emmanuel Sonubi is a London-based comic whose comedy career started in 2015. Emmanuel had always enjoyed making people laugh, but becoming a comedian was not his plan. His career took him on many paths, including working as a bouncer, a musical theatre star, and in IT. But this changed...
Just 14 years ago, The Seagulls were playing in an athletics stadium and languishing in the third tier of English football. Now, they are firmly established as a top-half Premier League club, a division they are competing in for the seventh straight season. And if that wasn't impressive enough,...
Toying between escaping to the countryside and investing wholeheartedly in corporate city life? You’re not alone.  Young people are fleeing low-opportunity rural areas in favour of the suburbs, while a drive for connection is encouraging retirees to seek urban housing. Yet that peaceful countryside lifestyle still holds appeal.  It’s the ultimate...