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Flexibility might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about health and fitness, but it’s one of the most important aspects of maintaining your body’s overall wellbeing. Simply put, flexibility is all about how easily your muscles and joints can stretch and move. Even simple,...
Jobcentre work coaches are working hard to help employers fill their vacancies and support people, whatever their situation, into their jobs.  Eloise Cornish, Disability & Employment Advisor Leader for Brighton & Hove Jobcentre said: “Jobseekers looking to move forward in their career will find the inspiration and support they need...
Patricia Linton joined The Royal Ballet in 1964 during what she calls the company's era of "remarkable partnerships." Six decades later, her most significant contribution to British ballet unfolds not through performance but through meticulous documentation. The former dancer and Royal Ballet School teacher has collected over 500 interviews...
  A University of Brighton graduate’s project making bags from waste courier uniforms has landed him a collaboration with local sustainable design studio, gomi, co-founded by another former Brighton student. Angus Clifford, who graduated from the university this summer with a degree in Product Design BSc (Hons), has teamed up with Tom...
Spring has sprung and March has begun-What's on in Brighton's Komedia
  In Association with Comic Boom and Victoria Nangle Komedia is pleased to announce that the Komedia New Comedy Awards, in association with the award-winning Comic Boom comedy club and Arts Journalist Victoria Nangle, is open for entries for 2025, championing rising original comedic voices for its fourth year. Online entry...
Fans of George Michael are in for a treat as Rob Lamberti, one of the world’s leading George Michael tribute artists, brings his acclaimed show "Perfectly George" to the Brighton Centre on Saturday 21st June 2025. With a voice and stage presence that captures the magic of George Michael, Rob...
The IstructE Awards, spotlight 30 of the most groundbreaking projects from around the globe. Building on the momentum of previous years, this year’s shortlist continues to showcase sustainability, ethical standards, and technical innovation - cornerstones that reflect the evolving responsibilities and contributions of today’s structural engineering community.  Brighton Dome Corn...
I’m pretty sure there’s nothing better than getting something for free and bagging some free spins at a casino is certainly no exception! It can be quite easy to get carried away (they’re free after all!), but there are some other factors to consider before you start spinning. I tend...
Sustainable travel is becoming one of the most important trends in Europe. Faced with climate change and the growing need to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, many countries are seeking alternatives to cars and short flights. Ireland, known for its green landscapes and scenic routes, is increasingly embracing electric bikes...
Brighton has long been celebrated for its eclectic architecture, where the old and new blend together to create a city full of character. From elegant Regency terraces to Victorian townhouses, heritage design is deeply embedded in Brighton’s identity. What makes the city especially unique is the way modern homeowners...