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  Brighton & Hove City Council is today proudly unveiling the Beyond the Uniform campaign. Working in partnership with PATROL (Parking and Traffic Regulations Outside London) and the North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP), it aims to reshape public perceptions of parking officers by highlighting their essential contribution to the city’s operations...
Brighton’s evenings have always carried a certain electricity. From gigs spilling out onto side streets to late cafés humming long after sunset, the city’s night-time economy reflects its creative edge. In 2026, though, that familiar rhythm is shifting in noticeable ways. Rising costs, digital habits, and changing expectations are all...
It's not uncommon to hear America likened to a bad episode of reality tv and that certainly rings true following an inauguration that featured a performance of YMCA and that speech by Elon Musk. As we kick off 2025 ushering in a second term for President Trump as always,...
When you enter the later stages of life, it brings a shift in how financial decisions are viewed. Accumulation and rapid change goals are replaced with stability and reassurance. Rather than being about doing more, these choices are about simplifying what’s already in place while guaranteeing arrangements feel manageable...
Rock ’n’ roll icons Lynyrd Skynyrd are set to make a triumphant return to the UK this summer, announcing their highly anticipated ‘Celebrating 50 Years of Lynyrd Skynyrd’ arena tour. The tour commemorates five decades since the release of their groundbreaking debut album and marks the band’s first UK...
Northumberland songwriter, poet and raconteur PETER ALEXANDER JOBSON will embark upon a tour of the UK this February in support of his new album ‘Burn the Ration Books Of Love’. He will be at Folklore Rooms on 28th in Brighton. Following the release of his debut solo album in November,...
Online gaming has changed as people have changed. Players no longer want games that feel heavy or hard to understand. Many people now prefer games that feel calm, simple, and easy to pause. Short play sessions matter more than long hours. These shifts have pushed online gaming companies to...
For many Americans traveling north means hitting the pause button on time without actually leaving the continent. Canadian cities are known for having old-school neighborhoods where European-style cobblestone streets combine with the gritty, industrial feel of the north. Many districts attract thousands of Americans to come spend a night in...
David Lynch on January 16 have seen a huge outpouring of love. Tributes have come from those who worked with him, including actors Kyle MacLachlan and Naomi Watts, and other directors such as Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard and Edgar Wright. But they’ve also come from his legion of fans,...
Brighton Beach became the centre of an unusual spectacle today as gravestones mysteriously appeared across the shoreline (pictures below). Members of the public have been speculating about the eerie installations, but the truth is, the gravestones are the brainchild of Mash Gang, an alcohol-free beer brand that’s rewriting the rules of...