From Friday 17th July until Wednesday 16th September, Brighton & Hove City Council will be asking residents to share their comments on phase three of the Valley Gardens Project.
This is the latest stage of the ongoing project, which aims to improve travel between the Palace Pier and Old Steine,...
Last week the US-based furniture and household goods e-commerce company Wayfair were accused of allegations of child trafficking. The company came under fire for allegations of “child and human trafficking” because it sold high-priced furniture on the website but under the names of children who were previously reported as...
Although West won’t be entering the White House any time soon, plenty of other celebrities have made a successful career in politics. A mix of charisma, media-savvy and anti-establishment airs can help them appeal to voters. We should be alert to what makes these people popular with voters because...
When going for a walk in the British countryside today, there are few animals you could catch a glimpse of that spark genuine awe. Seeing a hare perhaps, or an otter, is a rare and wonderful treat, but neither of these species could be categorised as “large”.
A walk on...
A new multi-functional community space that was set to open the doors of its Brighton venue on July 4th has launched a Go Fund Me campaign, after it had £4,000 worth of equipment stolen during a break-in.
Glitch, the hair salon, coffee shop and live music venue was broken into...
The man with the vaccine plan: revolutionary or risky?
Even Bill Gates acknowledges the dangers of vaccinating the world. But if Bill Gates wants it, that’s what the world gets. 20 years ago Bill and Melinda Gates became acquainted with vaccine injustice, specifically, children in some parts of the world dying...
The week before last brought a familiar heatwave as highs of 31 or 32 degrees were reported across the country. On one day a sweltering 30 degrees led to many flocking to Brighton beach. Thousands decided flock to the Southern England beach to try and enjoy the warm weather....
The Government has unveiled a £1.57bn support package to help protect the futures of Britain's "world-class cultural, arts and heritage institutions."
Thousands of organisations across a range of sectors including theatres, historic sites, museums, galleries, live music venues and independent cinemas will be able to access emergency grants and loans.
The...
Pubs and restaurants in England are set to re-open tomorrow, having been closed since March 20th.
Finally, people will be able to satisfy their craving for a cold pint in a pub garden or a meal they haven't had to cook themselves. But, be prepared, it's going to be a...
A statement in support of this weekend's Trans Vigil has been released by Councillor Amanda Grimshaw, Equalities lead for LGBTQ+ at Brighton & Hove City Council.
The Facebook page used to organise the vigil, which is set to take place at 1pm on July 4th at Dorset Gardens, explained the...
