A Brighton bakery is sharing in Brighton & Hove Albion’s impressive run of form, with players buying rounds of coffee to celebrate matches in which the Seagulls keep a clean sheet.
The Flour Pot Bakery was invited to the club’s training ground to serve the first-team squad, with goalkeeper Bart...
A theatre enthusiast from Hove has taken centre stage in a new charity campaign to raise awareness of the impacts of motor neurone disease (MND).Â
Jaki Jackson, 58, who previously starred as Nancy in a production of Oliver! at Brighton’s Theatre Royal, received the devastating diagnosis of MND in 2022.
Jaki’s experience of...
Brighton and Hove’s much loved, independent and premiere grassroots venue – The Old Market - is delighted to announce the return of its fierce and festive in-house production – The Gift. Running for three weeks from December 2-23, this is an immersive midwinter dining experience - part gig, part theatre, and fully...
Brighton & Hove’s much-loved ice rink is set to return in 2027 in a brand-new location at the very heart of the city.
The council has been working with the operator Laine Ltd to develop plans for a long-term future for the seasonal attraction, with the Old Steine identified as...
Brighton & Hove This Week: The Comedy Festival’s Big Finish, a Haunting at the Theatre Royal and Where to Eat
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The Brighton Dome Comedy Festival heads into its final week with its biggest names, the Theatre Royal goes spooky for half-term, and there’s a handful of new places to eat. Here’s what’s on across the city from Monday 19 to Saturday 24 October. By Nick Staunton
Comedy: The Festival’s Big...
Wifi on the go is often unreliable – on buses, trains and, increasingly, planes. Whether via cellular or satellite systems, connectivity at speed suffers from highly variable signal coverage and strength. This leads to delays, degraded data speeds and service interruptions.
To address these issues, the UK government has announced...
It’s a big weekend in the city. The Brighton Dome Comedy Festival opens, Crystal Palace come to the Amex, and a fresh batch of openings is worth leaving the house for. Here’s where we’d go.
Football: The Big One
Albion host Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Sunday at 1pm....
Football and rugby players in Moulsecoomb will soon be able to train right on their doorstep - thanks to the Premier League, The FA and Government’s Football Foundation.Work has started on a new £611k 3G pitch at Moulsecoomb Community Leisure Centre.
The project is being funded with a £410k grant...
Wine lovers will soon have a new reason to raise a glass as Vagabond Wines comes to Brighton’s Lanes this November, bringing more than 100 wines by the glass, its signature self-pour wine machines and modern European small plates to 3-4 Duke Street.
To celebrate, Vagabond is offering a limited number of...
Brighton & Hove City Council's ambitious plan to improve support for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) has been formally approved by the government.
The approval of the council's Local SEND Reform Plan was confirmed by the Department for Education and the Department of Health...





























