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Ian Ward, 53, has been sentenced to 16 months in prison after assaulting a female police officer and another man during a counter-protest in Brighton. Arrested on August 11, Ward faced charges of affray, assault by beating of an emergency worker, and assault by beating, to which he pleaded guilty....
Garage doors see a lot of action daily. You might open and close them at the very least twice a day on the way to and from work, with the numbers only going up if there are more drivers in your household. If you’re not careful, you might end...
When it comes to home heating, it’s no longer just about keeping warm. Modern heating solutions are evolving to blend efficiency with aesthetic appeal, offering homeowners options that are both practical and visually stunning. Whether you’re renovating a living space or building a new home, choosing a heating system...
The sports betting landscape has expanded tremendously since the repeal of PASPA in 2018. With more states legalizing online wagering, the race is on for sportsbooks to launch the best betting apps. Not all apps are created equal when it comes to features, odds and ease of use. Savvy users...
Brighton has long been a city that cares, not just about creativity and community, but about sustainability too. Whether it’s refill shops in the North Laine, repair cafés popping up in neighbourhood halls, or ethical clothing stalls at open markets, the city continues to evolve as a hub for...
Leaked information discovered on the encrypted messaging platform Telegram has unveiled plans for coordinated riots across 38 towns and cities in the UK, including Brighton. The messaging has revealed that the rioters are targeting immigration law firms and asylum support centres within Brighton. The unrest is reportedly scheduled for...
When you're juggling a house move, decluttering, or storing business stock, deciding how long to keep your items in storage isn’t always straightforward. What seems like a quick fix can turn into a months-long arrangement, while long-term plans sometimes wrap up faster than expected. To save yourself the stress and...
Leaders and political groups in Sussex have united to condemn the violence that erupted nationwide following fatal stabbings in Southport last week, declaring that "rioters are not welcome." Brighton and Hove City Council leader Bella Sankey expressed support and solidarity with all communities in the city, stating it was...
Brighton is one of those places that manages to feel lively even on a quiet day. Known for its relaxed atmosphere and creative spirit, the city has long been a favourite for day-trippers, students, and anyone looking for a break from routine. It’s just an hour from London by...
From hidden eateries tucked away behind neon-lit alleys to live music shows pulsating in underground venues, the modern city has become a dynamic hub for more than just urban living. Residents and visitors alike find themselves swept up in a rhythm that blends culture, lifestyle, and entertainment into an...