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Friday, September 18, 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.

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...
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. Streaming Tomorrow on a VHS Player Many UK organisations are currently...
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...
Benjamin Mee is an author, conservationist and speaker best known for We Bought a Zoo. He is the founder of Dartmoor Zoo and has spent years leading conservation, education and community programmes. His work combines storytelling with hands-on leadership in challenging environments. As a professional leadership speaker, Benjamin draws on...
Easter weekend in Brighton is one of the most enjoyable times to be in the city — if you know where to look. The seafront will be busy, the Lanes will be busier, and anyone who has lived here for more than a year knows to plan carefully. Here...
Aberdeen Seafood Brighton Typhoon Shelter jumbo oyster
Aberdeen Seafood Brighton has just launched its summer menu — and it arrives with a name that fits the bill:Coastal Summer Chill. Positioned on Kings Road directly on the Brighton seafront, this is a restaurant where the setting and the food arrive as one complete experience. Large windows face the...
food photography
Food photography has quietly become one of the most powerful forces shaping how Brighton eats — and where diners choose to go. In a city shaped by tourism, diversity and an ever-evolving culinary scene, the way restaurants present their menus matters more than ever. With visitors arriving from all over the...
"Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" John Lydon's closing words before stalking off stage at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom in January 1978 have echoed ever since. They were a bitter bookend to a fractious spell in the limelight — barely three years had passed since the band's first...
spa pedicure Brighton
At Natural Nails on London Road, a spa pedicure becomes something closer to a pause from the day than a simple appointment. Step inside and the pace shifts almost immediately. The space is light, open and calm — bubbling water, the quiet rhythm of treatments underway, nothing rushed. It feels...
Colourful beach huts things to do in Brighton .
It's a busy weekend in the city — here's the pick of what's happening. Theatre & Arts Matilda Jr runs across the whole weekend at the Walkhouse Gielgud Academy — Roald Dahl's much-loved musical brought to life by local young performers. A great option for families. Pack of Lies is on at...