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With the latest announcement of the Indian variant, Covid-19 now has this, Brazillian, South African, UK and other strains that are believed to exist currently within the country. While, Coronavirus obviously remains a global concern, there is an argument to suggest that not only is it becoming a discrimination concern...
Brighton Fringe 2021 launches this Friday 28 May, with more than 550 events taking place in venues across the city as well as online. With over 25,000 tickets sold already, it’s set to be an action-packed month ahead. You can get a flavour of this year’s festival at Fringe City,...
Growth is an important part of any business and it’s no different if you have a CNC business. Whether it’s bringing on new services that you don’t currently offer, like CNC milling, or investing in new technologies and conducting in-depth market research, we explore some of the most effective...
Vocal critics of the planned academy takeover of Moulsecoomb Primary School campaigned through the city to fight against the decision. Hundreds are believed to have attended the protest, where speeches were made, and small crowds gathered to hear such public figures as leader of the council Phelim Mac Cafferty and...
Brighton is often revered for its reputation as a liberal, seaside haven that provides a more peaceful take on modern day life. But with the seaside suffering constant complaints from its facilities, the national decline in tourism due in part to a Covid pandemic and a constantly evolving demographic- Does...
A 27-year-old man has been charged after he made threats, including claims of possessing an explosive device outside Brighton Railway Station. Corey Moss, of no fixed address was taken into custody and put into detention ahead of questioning after the incident, before later being charged with two counts of possession...
Martlets Ambassador, international DJ and Brighton local, Norman Cook is supporting Martlets as they launch their first ‘Chip in for Martlets’ campaign on National Fish and Chip Day on Friday 4 June 2021.   Norman is asking people to celebrate the best chippies of Brighton and Hove and coastal East Sussex, by having their favourite seaside takeaway and to also ‘chip...
Brighton’s Debenhams closed this past Saturday for the final time as the departure of high street stores from the city continues. The store, located in Churchill Square, is one of 28 stores which were told to close over the weekend, after another 21 locations closed across the country on Thursday. The...
Boris Johnson has officially relaxed rules down to the third step of lockdown from this past Monday, 17th May. An influx of new rules and regulations are now in place that provide extended freedoms to the millions of citizens, including all in Brighton and Hove – but what exactly are...
Back at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, case numbers on the continent were still modest. But predictions and projections suggested the disease was going to cut a swathe through Africa. In April 2020 the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa sounded the alarm bell: Anywhere between 300,000 and 3.3 million...