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Nestled where Brighton meets Hove along the bustling seafront, the Statue of Peace rises gracefully above the promenade. Known officially as the Edward VII Memorial, this striking bronze figure has become a beloved symbol of harmony, civic pride, and remembrance for generations of residents and visitors alike. It’s not...
Keeping up with HMRC rules can be a challenge for businesses in Peterborough. Accountants help businesses stay on track with tax filings, accurate bookkeeping, and up-to-date payroll so they can focus on growing their work instead of worrying about penalties. They know what information to collect, when to submit...
Hard pressed local reuse charity, Brighton & Hove Wood Recycling Project (aka The Wood Store), has been fined for mistaken use of communal bin by a disabled volunteer.  The Wood Store, a registered charity which collects timber for reuse and offers disadvantaged volunteers training opportunities, has been fined £300 for...
Adventurous people needed to take on 138 metre abseil challenge in Brighton this weekend to help Hartfield teen regain her independence. A Kent family is looking for three more people to take on a 138 metre abseil from the i360 in Brighton to raise funds to help a teenager regain...
As if the microplastic scare was not enough to attract attention to our destructive relation with nature, scientists at Brighton University (and Portsmouth University) have just discovered thousands of fibreglass shards in just a few kilos of shellfish hauls. Specifically: 11,220 particles per kilogram of oysters, and 2,740 per...
  The UK gambling industry is on the brink of significant change as proposed tax adjustments could reshape its landscape. According to the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC), these changes may not only affect the gaming sector but also have broader implications for employment within the UK. The proposed gambling tax...
A record number of police officers at Britain's largest force, the Met Police, were probed for alleged misconduct last year, marking an 80% increase to 1,051 investigations from 584 in 2022. This includes a range of offences, from inappropriate behaviour to severe criminal acts like those committed by Wayne...
Tanushka Marah, an independent parliamentary candidate, was uninvited from the Jewish community hustings and has faced online harassment from pro-Israel activists. The Sussex Jewish Representative Council (SJRC) withdrew Marah’s invitation to the event, which took place in Hove on Sunday. The SJRC claims they uninvited the Hove and Portslade candidate because...
Rome is not only famous for its historic landmarks and exquisite cuisine but also for its vibrant nightlife, making it a top destination for an unforgettable New Year’s Eve party. Whether you’re looking for a high-energy nightclub with international DJs, an exclusive VIP experience, or a stylish lounge with...
Rome, with its historic charm and breathtaking landscapes, is an exceptional location for outdoor celebrations. The city's rich cultural heritage, iconic landmarks, and picturesque piazzas create an enchanting setting for any gathering. Whether you're organizing a wedding, corporate gathering, or private party, renting a gazebo can transform any occasion...