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Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Lifestyle

From food and drink to health, wellbeing, fashion and everyday city life, this category covers how Brighton lives — spotlighting trends, places and people shaping the city’s distinctive lifestyle.

Fear of missing out, or FoMO, is commonly described as that anxious feeling you get when you think other people might be having a good time without you. Excessive FoMO is closely related to symptoms of behavioural addiction. It often leads to undesirable behaviour such as the constant checking...
The UK has been working to fight against single-use plastics. However, littering has increased since the coronavirus pandemic began. This comes in-part from the fact that government and health workers are urging civilians to use protective equipment such as plastic gloves and masks. These single-use plastics are, unfortunately, polluting...
It is undeniable that NHS staff have been working tirelessly during the Covid-19 crisis to save lives and they all deserve a break. Project Wingman, run by airline staff, is one of the initiatives set up to give NHS workers the time out that they deserve.   What is Project Wingman...
"One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way." - Frank Smith    Languages are the keys to doors we didn’t know we wanted opening; they are windows into the lives of others and the most important tool we have to connect with nations...
If you are looking for a full body sport that is perfect to uptake during this period of lockdown, look no further than tennis! For some, the idea of spending hours lifting weights, or running the treadmill is not appealing. Luckily, hitting the gym is not the only way...
With international travel a distant and unlikely prospect this year, holidaymakers will need to turn their attention to getaways closer to home. A staycation boom is on the horizon; once lockdown restrictions are lifted, Costa del Sol will be swapped for the Jurassic Coastline, and a weekend in Berlin...
“Books are easily destroyed. But words will live as long as people can remember them.” – Tahereh Mafi, Unravel Me     Okay I have a confession… I used to dog-ear books *stifled screams*. With no bookmarks around it was just so convenient and I never saw the issue! I look at my...
There was some good news for cyclists recently, as the government and local authorities, including Brighton and Hove City Council, announced plans to invest heavily in infrastructure for cycling and walking.  Written by Laura Ferguson  The announcement was made by the Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps, and includes proposed...
A new social phenomenon could take place as the world enters a new phase of dealing with Covid-19. Event professionals propose that drive-in movie screenings could be brought back and undoubtedly with it, new product launches. The coronavirus pandemic has led to the delay of coveted 2020 blockbusters like...
Peru is the land of ancient Inca architecture, wild landscapes, colourful tradition and Paddington Bear. It is a country with a history and culture so vibrant that it overwhelms your senses and leaves a stamp on your heart. It is a fascinating fusion of old and new, where you’ll...