The Canary Islands have long been a favourite destination for travellers in search of sunshine, natural beauty, and culture. Located off the northwest coast of Africa, these uniquely Spanish islands enjoy a unique blend of influences that make them truly captivating. With dramatic volcanic landscapes, golden beaches, and warm...
Ever walk into a room and feel like something is missing, but you can't quite put your finger on it? Often, it’s the way light and shadow play with the space. Traditional lighting might illuminate a room, but it doesn't always bring out its character.Â
Imagine if you could use...
For contractors, one of the first big decisions is whether to operate through a limited company or under an umbrella company. Each model has its perks — limited companies offer more control and potential tax efficiencies, while umbrella setups simplify admin and guarantee PAYE treatment.
But when it comes to...
Paul Diamond’s Pursuit of Justice: What the UK Can Learn from the Frankel Eight Case
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Paul Diamond’s fight with the Frankel Eight helped remove legal time limits for sexual abuse cases, inspiring calls for reform in the UK.
A Case That Changed South Africa Forever
Paul Diamond, a businessman from South Africa, played a key role in the historic Frankel Eight case. The case challenged time...
King George IV’s grand piano to be played at Brighton’s Royal Pavilion first time in 170 years
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King George IV's grand piano will be played at Brighton's Royal Pavilion for the first time in about 170 years. Originally made in 1821 by Thomas Tomkinson, the six-octave gilt and rosewood piano was removed from the Royal Pavilion by Queen Victoria in the mid-19th century. It was believed...
Weekend Feature- MTV Video Music Awards performances that have influenced queer culture
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The MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) are always an important date in the queer cultural calendar. And the 2024 event, which took place on September 11, was no exception. Chappell Roan’s performance of Good Luck, Babe! is already one for the ages; looking at it alongside four other VMA...
Weekend Feature -How to improve your flexibility – the body’s secret weapon for longevitiy
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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.Â
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...
Former Royal Ballet Dancer Assembles Britain’s Most Comprehensive Ballet Voice Archive
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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...
University of Brighton design graduates team up to turn waste ‘gig economy’ uniforms into sustainable bags
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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...





























