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E-cigarettes have become increasingly popular in recent years as people look for alternatives to traditional cigarettes. However, there is a lot of debate surrounding e-cigarettes, as some people believe they are a safer option while others believe they are just as harmful as regular cigarettes. So, what is the...
STEEL MAGNOLIAS-THE ORIGINAL STAGE PLAY THAT SPAWNED THE HOLLYWOOD FILM VISITS THEATRE ROYAL BRIGHTON 28 FEB - 4 MAR STARRING LAURA MAIN, LUCY SPEED, HARRIET THORPE & DIANA VICKERS Steel Magnolias, the hilarious and heart-warming play based on a true story, which enjoyed huge global success in the hit 1989 film...
The internet has had an undeniably profound impact on economic growth. It is the key that opened the door of transformation to many aspects of everyday life, and the economy is no exception. The internet completely transformed industries by introducing new business models and connecting people from all corners...
Hair loss can significantly impact an individual's self-esteem and overall confidence. For many, thinning or receding hair can lead to feelings of self-consciousness and insecurity. However, advancements in hair restoration techniques, such as mid-scalp transplants, offer a ray of hope for those seeking to regain their confidence and enhance...
We’re in a brave new world, where launching a startup business is easier than ever. But before you head to the bank to fill out your application for a business loan, you should look into some first steps. Take a look at our guide to the first steps to...
A five-time Grade 1 winner who consistently dined at the top table of jumps racing, Sire de Grugy was the horse of a lifetime for all involved. The sight of the chestnut horse with the big white face and his jockey's red and blue racing silks expertly negotiating fences...
The number one food and music festival Pub in the Park announces must-see line up of chef hosts and pubs coming to Brighton this summer! Pub in the Park will be coming to Preston Park, Brighton from 14th – 16th July 2023 Superstar chef Tom Kerridge will be hosting the...
Brighton-based clothing alterations business, The Zip Yard, has launched a Winter Clothes Drive in partnership with local charity BHT Sussex. Customers of The Zip Yard and other local residents are being encouraged to drop off their unwanted warm winter clothing to The Zip Yard store in Brighton (29 Queens Road) for distribution to...
Businesses medium and large have relied for decades on a type of employee identification security system that is outdated, easily circumvented, and hard to maintain with constant monitoring. The basic identity card system today comes in many forms, but it has repeatedly failed. Regardless of this poor track record,...
A few years back, the president of the National Farmers’ Union of England and Wales wrote a defence of the meat industry after a BBC documentary criticised its environmental impact. “British farmers do not clear rainforest to make way for beef and lamb production,” she wrote. “British meat does...