Brighton and Hove's 13km beachfront is getting its most ambitious makeover in a generation. The city council has published a formal prospectus setting out how it intends to transform the waterfront — balancing tourism, arts, climate resilience and the needs of residents who use the seafront year-round.
The plans come...
Sound and light installation transforms station’s hidden tunnel for Brighton Festival
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We Are Warriors, an immersive sound and light installation featuring the voices of women, girls, trans and non-binary people, has taken over the historic Cab Road Tunnel, beneath Brighton Station, until 24 May 2026
Produced by pioneering arts agency In Between Time, in collaboration with Dreamy Place and videoclub for this year’s Brighton Festival, the installation combines...
Brighton is widely recognised as one of the UK’s most creative cities. Its independent spirit, cultural diversity and artistic energy are central to its identity. Yet behind this reputation lies a quieter reality: many of the artists who help shape the city’s cultural life struggle to sustain their practice...
Thinking of Renovating Your Brighton Home? This Free Event Could Save You Thousands
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Householders in and around Brighton who are thinking about improving the comfort and energy performance of their homes will have the opportunity to learn from real renovation experiences at a free community event taking place on Wednesday, 18th March at 6.30pm.
The event will be held at the Brighton Friends...
Blenheim Palace launches design challenge to inspire the next generation of architectsas part of national Vanbrugh300 campaign
Blenheim Palace is inspiring the next generation of architects with a nationwide design competition, where winners will receive an incredible prize, including a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sign a roof slate and have their...
Beat the January Blues, Bring a Friend Brighton Museum & Art Gallery launches January 2-for-1 entry offer to help visitors beat the winter blues
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Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is inviting visitors to brighten up January with a 2-for-1 adult entry offer. From today (Tuesday 13) to Friday 30 January, adults can enjoy two tickets for the price of one, either in person or online using the code BEATTHEBLUES. The museum’s galleries are...
Why women’s suits remain timeless: a true icon of balance and refinementSome garments manage to hold their place through shifting decades. The women’s suit is one of them. It doesn’t chase fashion, it defines it, quietly. Every cut, every seam, seems to follow a simple rule – precision without...
In the fast-moving world of global fashion, trends shift quickly—but one category consistently retains its value, allure and cultural prestige: luxury handbags crafted by France’s legendary maisons. In 2025, the global handbag market continues to expand, yet no segment outperforms the enduring appeal of authentic French craftsmanship. From Parisian...
Changes to the repainting programme for historic properties in Brunswick Square and Terrace could become permanent, as the council works with residents to ensure the unique heritage of the area is maintained.
Under the Hove Borough Act 1976, property owners are required to repaint their buildings, including the iron railings...
Rooftop solar on local leisure centre generates 1 million kilowatt hours of clean energy
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Five council-owned leisure centres with rooftop solar panels have generated 1 million kWh of renewable energy.
The power generated is enough to power 370 homes or 500 electric vehicles for a year.
Withdean Leisure Centre’s solar panels produced the most, with more than 500,000 kWh of electricity generated.
Moulsecoomb Leisure Centre, Portslade...































