Brighton & Hove City Council Cabinet members will next week discuss plans for a regulated e-scooter hire trial that could launch as early as this summer — a proposal that has been in development since the city's public consultation last November. If approved, up to 400 e-scooters would be...
Clowning masterclass with Peta Lily, part of our Permission to Play programme co-curated with Antonia Grove.
Permission to Play
Monday 1 June - Friday 3 July
Something new for us at The Dance Space, this series of masterclasses and creative practice is led by artists working across clown, comedy and physical performance, including Bryony Kimmings, Liz Aggiss and Peta Lily....
In a world where daily responsibilities often take priority over personal well-being, achieving balance can feel like an ongoing challenge. However, balance is not something that simply appears; it is something that is built through intentional habits. One of the most effective ways to create this sense of equilibrium...
Brighton will host its first-ever Italian Street Party on 2 May 2026, launching this year’s Brighton Italian Festival (BIF) with a full-day celebration in Jubilee Square from midday until late.
The free outdoor event will transform the city centre into a vibrant Italian piazza, packed with regional street food, live bands,...
Marathon Weekend Is Here — and Brighton Has Never Had More Reasons to Step Outside
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Quick Answer Brighton Marathon Weekend runs Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 April, with up to 20,000 participants across four events including the main 26.2-mile marathon on Sunday. Road closures will affect much of the city centre both days. Beyond the running, there's live music at Concorde 2 and CHALK,...
Former West Sussex Golf Course Set to Become Major Holiday Resort After Planning Officers Back Controversial Plans
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Planning officers at Chichester District Council have backed controversial proposals to redevelop Foxbridge Golf Course in Plaistow, near Billingshurst, into a substantial holiday resort, recommending the scheme for approval ahead of a planning committee vote on April 15.
The plans, which have attracted significant local debate since they were first...
Phoenix Breathwork Brighton is coming — and it is arriving at a scale the city hasn't seen before.
On 11 April 2026, the Phoenix Breathwork Fire Night takes place at the Amex Stadium — bringing conscious connected breathwork, immersive wireless sound and collective transformation to Brighton for the first time....
Arundel Castle’s Medieval Festival Drew Thousands Over Easter — And There’s More to Come in May
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Thousands of visitors travelled back to 1189 over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend as Arundel Castle hosted the first Medieval Festival of its 2026 events programme, running from Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th April.
The three-day spectacular centred on a tournament hosted by the Earl of Arundel to celebrate the...
Opinion: Why Sustainability is the New Engine of Growth (And Why ‘Waiting’ is Over)
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Executive Summary: The "far-off horizon" has arrived. Dr. Ja Nae Duane, world-renowned strategist and author, challenges the notion that sustainability is a corporate burden. Instead, she argues it is the single most powerful creative engine for business value in 2026.
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Many UK organisations are currently...
Artemis II: Humanity’s First Crewed Voyage to the Lunar Frontier in 54 Years Begins
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On April 1 2026, NASA launched Artemis II — its first crewed mission around the Moon since the Apollo era. Four astronauts are now travelling further from Earth than any humans have ventured in over fifty years, aboard the Orion spacecraft on a ten-day mission designed to prove that...































