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Over the past few years, it has become increasingly important that those of us in the construction industry are focusing on sustainable building. A home that is not built in an eco-friendly manner is one that isn’t going to last the test of time. On top of that, the...
Covid-19 has impacted the global economy in a host of unprecedented ways. Industries like retail, leisure and events have all suffered greatly. But there are certain sectors which have managed to thrive during this time. Consumer spending accounts for a significant portion of the UK’s economic health. When UK shoppers...
Last month, Onno Adriaansens, Head of Real Estate Desk, RSM Netherlands, examined the potential impact of Covid-19 upon the worldwide real-estate market, with a particular focus on how a rebalancing of working from home practices might dampen demand for office space, and lead to homebuyers looking more explicitly for...
Glasses wearers of Brighton celebrate! Stylish spectacle-makers Cubitts have opened their first store outside London on North Laine's Sydney Street. Founded in 2013, Cubitts built up a large online presence to compliment its London shops, offering a wide range of frames at affordable prices and free home try-ons. We caught up...
For many of us, the workplace is an important part of our lives. We spend a significant amount of time in the working environment, it is how we can afford to put food on the table and it’s where we meet many of our friends. But for some individuals...
Horse Racing, Football, Eurovision and even betting on royal baby names. How something may look and seem like a small impulsive act can turn into something unbelievably sad and dangerous over time. For the majority of people we maybe very lucky to never have to experience addictions of any...
Hold off the sound of the church bells for now as some couples are waiting for the right time to celebrate their marriage in style with all in attendance. In the mix of recent events we have all witnessed and currently been affected by with the pandemic crisis the...
More and more people in Britain are giving up meat and dairy and turning to veganism. Many dream of a day when dairy farming will be a thing of the past, and we can begin a new era of healthy, animal-rights respecting, planet-friendly living. However, when it comes to...
Local blind resident, Keith Turner, 52, has taken on the massive challenge of rowing a marathon in his living room to raise money for Martlets.  Speaking candidly, Keith, who lives in East Brighton, shared that this is not a challenge he's excited about, but he's doing it for an important...
The Tory party’s handling of the A-Level grades controversy has been nothing short of farcical. In recent days, we’ve seen U-turn after U-turn, last-minute change after last-minute change until education secretary Gavin Williamson finally accepted that the fairest way to grade students who were unable to sit exams was to...