Local dads’ street dance crew, Outta Puff Daddys, took over some of Brighton’s most iconic landmarks last weekend to raise awareness for Prostate Cancer UK.
The dad dancers started their performance at The Grand Brighton, filming within the hotel’s entrance, lobby, lifts and a room. Whilst filming, the group were...
It's been one year since works started on Valley Gardens, a major project which aims to improve the transport network and public realm in the centre of Brighton.
The project is designed to create a new traffic system that will improve transport links and create a new, larger central park....
On Saturday 28th September, Brighton Open Air Theatre will be hosting Sleepout for The Sanctuary to raise money for The Clock Tower Sanctuary. This event promises storytelling, songs and sunset yoga, as well as a memorable night's sleep under the stars.
The Clock Tower Sanctuary
Brighton's only day centre for homeless...
Is there an election around the corner? The Brexit Party seems to think so. Their social media feeds show frantic preparation, as the party announces electoral candidates for all regions, ready to answer whenever the call comes. One of the most recently announced "Army of Leavers", standing for Brighton...
The UK has the third biggest vape market and vaping culture in the world. Public Health England ‘s 2015 report on vaping suggested that vaping could be 95 per cent less harmful than cigarettes. So how do Brighton residents view the current confusion over vaping? Rosalind Pryer-Vaz, a Brighton...
This weekend has a vast variety of activities for you all to take part in; whatever your interests entail, Brighton has you covered. As we shift from Summer to Autumn, there are still outdoor events like the 'Colour Run' and shows from 'The Open Air Theatre' for us to...
Brighton and Hove City Council announced on Twitter earlier today their plan to introduce new routes for cyclists as part of the new sustainable travel movement. The aim is to encourage people to find alternatives to car use or public transport. The change would improve air quality and contribute...
School transport is incredibly important for every child, it ensures their way of getting home from school or college safely. Now, imagine a child who suffers with a certain disability and must rely on transport every day. The thought of not being able to do that can make just...
Brighton and Hove City Council will now support young people’s right to protest as part of the ‘strike for climate’ on Friday 20th September.
What is 'strike for climate'?
'Strike for climate' is led by young people around the world. Their goal is to make "decision-makers take immediate action". The campaign...
Brighton and Hove could have a climate change teacher in every school if the council does more to promote a new, United Nations backed teacher training programme.
Climate change is not a key part of the curriculum in primary schools, but now teachers could become key players in educating children...
