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This Halloween Pier 2 Pier are bringing their Hallowclean Silent Disco Beach Clean back for its third year running! So put on your costume, grab your headphones and get ready to groove to some spooky tunes. Halloween usually means costumes and candy, but a lot of that ends up as...
Over the weekend athletes Coco Gauff, Brigid Kosgei and Simone Biles absolutely smashed it in their respective sports. With their amazing wins they broke world records, pushing the boundaries for women's achievement in the sport's world. Olympian athlete Simone Biles made history at the World Championships on Sunday by becoming...
Rachel Shorer is a writer and performance poet who lives in Hove. She's currently finishing her first novel, The Peaceweaver's Wordhoard, which is a retelling of Beowulf from a female perspective. Last year she toured her spoken word show 10 Mistakes Every Girls Makes in Her Twenties around living...
Glyndebourne Opera House is hosting a gala to raise money for homelessness charity HOMELINK. The event with take place on 17th November with presenters including Eddie Izzard, Steve Coogan and Zoe Lyons. The charity gala will include soloists, groups, choirs and dance. Acts range from Glyndebourne soprano Dame Felicity Lott...
Popular Brighton coffee shop Bond Street Coffee has ditched single-use takeaway cups in an attempt to reduce waste and help the environment.    From now on, customers will need a reusable cup if they wish to take their coffee away from the shop, which is part owned by Horsham Coffee...
Colin Grant, Brighton author & historian, has slammed the Government in a recent Guardian interview stating that he was "ashamed at the reckless and callous treatment of the most vulnerable members of the Windrush generation" and demands compensation.  His new book 'Homecoming -Voices of the Windrush Generation' is being...
Over the past few years, the rise in online gambling has only increased. With adverts for online bingo, betting and all sorts, it can be hard to know whether these sites are worth your time and your money. So we're here to suss out why online bingo is such...
Over the last two decades, the Internet has given people the opportunity to express themselves, to make money and to share information about all sorts of things. Easy access to web hosting providers and content management systems has allowed for the creation of countless blogs, e-shops, news portal and...
News that Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) will relocate the station’s taxi rank to the rear of the building have been welcomed by residents and local councillors. The decision by GTR to move the rank follows years of campaigning from local residents, who say nearby roads such as Surrey Street have...

Limetown Review

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It's officially October, so it's time to get spooky! If you loved podcasts like Lore, Serial or TV shows like the X-Files, you'll love Limetown. The Podcast Limetown is a fictional series of investigative reports by Lia Haddock, a journalist, investigating the mysterious disappearance of over 300 people at the neuroscience...