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If you have some leg warmers and a sequin blazer, now could be the time to dust them off. An '80s disco party is coming to Concorde 2, just in time for Christmas 2025. The event is set to take place on the 20th of December, with tickets on...
The business world grows more competitive every day, and business owners must adapt and use every tool they can to stay competitive. One such tool is digital transformation, which can do wonders for your business if done correctly. Technology has the potential to radically improve efficiency, customer experience, and...
The United Kingdom has set ambitious goals to achieve carbon neutrality. This national commitment places the country’s industrial sector at the forefront of a profound transformation. While public attention often focuses on renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, a quieter but equally powerful revolution is taking place inside...
Ingka Centres, part of the Ingka Group, has announced the acquisition of Churchill Square, Brighton’s primary shopping centre. With the purchase finalized, IKEA UK, also under the Ingka Group umbrella, has confirmed plans to open a new IKEA City store at the site. This will mark the 23rd IKEA...
Passengers are advised that disruption to Southern, Thameslink, and Gatwick Express services between Brighton and London Victoria is expected to continue throughout the day due to a points failure at London Victoria and an earlier signalling fault on the northbound line between Preston Park and Hassocks. The issues, which began...
Breakups are not only dramatic on reality television, but they are real-life struggles in which truth is more important than feelings. In times when the divorce or custody situation is hot, the private investigators are the silent game-changers. They search the ground, trace concealed assets, and find facts that...
Panic is a natural human emotion. It’s designed to motivate us to take drastic action in the face of imminent danger. You might think of a distant ancestor of yours being confronted by a ravenous lion. In the modern world of work and commerce, however, panic can be a disastrous...
Brighton’s gambling scene is changing fast, moving from the seafront’s traditional venues to the convenience of mobile and online platforms. What began as a quiet shift has turned into a full-blown trend, powered by technology, privacy concerns, and a new generation of players. The result? A digital gaming culture...
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester to take over from The King as Patron of the Royal Pavilion and the charity’s four other cultural venues in Brighton & Hove-HRH The Duke of Gloucester © John Swannell. Brighton & Hove Museums (B&HM) is pleased to announce that His Royal Highness...
From sourdough bread-making to living-room yoga, lockdown saw many people taking up new hobbies to stave off boredom and maintain a healthy mind.  As summer came and some restrictions were eased, the country found a new appreciation for outdoor spaces and natural landscapes that provided a relaxing escape from COVID-related...