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The UK health system is experiencing a number of crises, with skyrocketing treatment waiting times and nurses being forced to strike just two of the historic challenges facing the NHS.  Another crucial area under threat is maternity care. Multiple reviews reveal the shocking state it is currently in. The picture...
Bingo has been a well-loved game for years, traditionally played in halls up and down the country. In fact, the most recent statistics show that the annual turnover of mainstage bingo in Britain up to the year 2020 was over 600 million. This figure only dropped due to the...
Peaky Blinders is a British television series about a gangster family set in Birmingham, England, after the First World War. The show has become wildly popular due to its compelling storyline, excellent characterisation, and unique style. One of the most iconic elements of the show's style is the suits the...
Pursuing excellence in one's career is a continuous journey. As the global work environment evolves, professionals increasingly turn to online courses as a pathway to career growth and advancement. Whether you're looking to upskill, pivot to a new field, or stay current in your industry, the accessibility of online...
Brighton Dome today announces that the much-anticipated opening event for its refurbished Grade I and II listed Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre will be the ground-breaking immersive experience Van Gogh Alive, taking place from 12 May to 6 August 2023. Van Gogh Alive will be the first event to welcome back audiences to the fully restored venues ahead of...
The number of student houses has fallen by more than 600 in the last three years, according to official figures from Brighton and Hove City Council. The recent report estimates there will only be 4,766 student-occupied homes in 2023/2024 compared to 5,400 in 2020/2021. The figures surfaced as officials reported...
Welcoming a newborn into your family is a momentous occasion filled with joy, anticipation, and, of course, a touch of anxiety for new parents. The responsibility of caring for a fragile and helpless baby can be daunting, but with the right guidance and approach, you can ensure your little...
As a hotelier, you know that creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere for guests is essential for building loyalty and generating positive reviews. One of the most important elements of guestroom comfort and luxury is bedding, particularly the duvet and duvet protector. Let's explore why investing in quality hotel...
Brighton Toy and Model Museum is undertaking a significant regeneration project which will not only improve the museum’s visibility to passers-by, but also the appearance of the underpass for North Laine residents, businesses and visitors, commuters coming and going to the railway station, and Brighton as a whole. The scheme...
From February 28th 2023, the current Additional HMO Licensing Scheme will end. Brighton and Hove City Council are currently conducting a feasibility study to evaluate whether a further licensing scheme is necessary, and it may be that a new system will be in place later down the line. As a...