If you want to save on your energy bills, generate your own clean electricity, and help to cut carbon emissions, you can now apply to a Sussex-wide scheme to get discounts on high quality solar panels throughout September.
Brighton and Hove Council are working in partnership with other local Sussex...
Indian summer on the cards as forecasters predict temperatures of up to 30C for the south-east
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The UK looks set to enjoy an Indian summer, with forecasters predicting temperatures of up to 30C this week for some parts of the country.
The south-east of England will experience the highest temperatures, but most of Britain will have a spell of warmer weather over the next few days,...
When starting an e-commerce business, few things will be as important as your inventory management. It’s something that doesn’t always get much attention, yet business owners will quickly discover just how much of an impact it has. Inventory management will make it possible for you to know when it's...
Womxn to replace woman to be more “inclusive and progressive” according to Tedx London
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For many people you may not have heard of the terminology ‘womxn’ or what the term actually means or you may have thought it was a spelling error but you would be mistaken. The term womxn does exist and is used to avoid spelling the word woman to be...
Black Lives Matter protests fighting for anti-racism have been occurring worldwide since March, and Brighton & Hove is no exception.
Protests have been taking place to put pressure on elected officials to make the changes suggested by petitions, letters, social media posts, etc.
The Official Brighton Black Lives Matter Group (Brighton...
Saving Scotland’s wild beavers: as killing season begins, the Scottish Government must act quickly to protect this keystone species
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To many people, it may come as a surprise to learn that the British Isles are home to a healthy population of beavers. The species was hunted to extinction in Britain some 400 years ago, but since being released in Scotland's Knapdale Forest in 2009 as part of a...
In the UK, more than a hundred thousand people every year make a personal injury claim through the County Courts. Personal injuries come in many forms, and it isn’t always easy to determine which are likely to result in damages being paid out, or fault being officially recognised. So...
Ultima Displays, a leading visual communications provider in Europe, has launched the first self-sanitising stretch fabric to help boost the exhibition and events industry.
This creation unlocks the potential for tension textile displays and partitions, which are a staple of the industry. The new fabric is designed to significantly reduce...
Brighton-based alchemy: dance legends team up with local artist to produce a summer mix of ‘Turn Around’
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In a time of sparse good news and a distinct lack of movement in the local events industry, here is an uplifting story which starts and ends in Brighton. It involves an upbeat song by a legend of the UK music scene, reworked by a vocalist with all the...
Recent figures released by Public Health England (PHE) show that Brighton has some of the highest rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the country.
Numbers were particularly high for HIV, gonorrhoea and syphilis, with Brighton recording the highest rates of infection for these diseases outside London.
But why are rates...































