Easter weekend in Brighton is one of the most enjoyable times to be in the city — if you know where to look. The seafront will be busy, the Lanes will be busier, and anyone who has lived here for more than a year knows to plan carefully. Here...
Brighton Is Fighting to Save a Mental Health Service. Nearly 3,400 People Have Already Joined.
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A Brighton mental health service that provides vital therapeutic support to some of the city's most vulnerable residents is facing devastating cuts — and thousands of people are fighting to stop it.
Nearly 3,400 people have signed a petition demanding that the Wellbeing Hub at Preston Park retains its current...
How Brighton Is Fighting to Save Its Coastline — and Why Earth Day Is the Moment to Act
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Ahead of Earth Day on Wednesday 22 April, residents and school children are being given the chance to see what Brighton & Hove City Council is doing to protect its coastline.
An event is taking place in the King Alfred Leisure Centre ballroom on Thursday 16 April where they’ll be...
Aberdeen Seafood Brighton has just launched its summer menu — and it arrives with a name that fits the bill:Coastal Summer Chill.
Positioned on Kings Road directly on the Brighton seafront, this is a restaurant where the setting and the food arrive as one complete experience. Large windows face the...
Businesses in Newhaven can apply for grants of up to £15,000 to expand, upgrade premises and invest in low carbon projects, following the launch of a new two-year funding programme from Newhaven Enterprise Zone (NEZ).
The NEZ Business Growth Fund will run from 2026 to the end of 2027 and supports the...
The BRAVO Awards Brighton 2026 results results are in. After 71,285 votes cast across 18 categories, Brighton and Sussex's biggest public food awards have revealed their winners - and the tenth edition is the most significant yet.
👉 71,285 votes👉 190 venues👉 33 new entries
Organised by Restaurants Brighton, the BRAVO...
Food photography has quietly become one of the most powerful forces shaping how Brighton eats — and where diners choose to go. In a city shaped by tourism, diversity and an ever-evolving culinary scene, the way restaurants present their menus matters more than ever.
With visitors arriving from all over the...
God Save the Sex Pistols: How Punk’s Most Dangerous Band Became a National Treasure
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"Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" John Lydon's closing words before stalking off stage at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom in January 1978 have echoed ever since. They were a bitter bookend to a fractious spell in the limelight — barely three years had passed since the band's first...
We covered the relaunch before it happened. Now we've been back, and the verdict is simple: it was worth it.
This is Brighton doing what it does best when it isn't trying too hard. Unhurried service, confident cooking, genuinely good food. A room that earns your attention without demanding it.
No...
At Natural Nails on London Road, a spa pedicure becomes something closer to a pause from the day than a simple appointment.
Step inside and the pace shifts almost immediately. The space is light, open and calm — bubbling water, the quiet rhythm of treatments underway, nothing rushed. It feels...




























