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A two-mile cordon was set up along Worthing seafront on Sunday following a "hazardous material incident". The incident left a number of bathers on Worthing beach vomiting and suffering from eye sores. Local police urged visitors to evacuate the beach. Two people were taken to hospital following the incident, and...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to local mixed-media artist, Keren Bevis. Keren is self-taught, and amidst her many artistic inspirations the city of Brighton has always remained a constant. Her often abstract application of paint creates dynamic compositions exploring identity, fantasy, social change and nature. Keren's ongoing series 'Chase the...
Whether you're new to Brighton or you've lived here your whole life, a fresh walking route can be difficult to find. Brighton has a variety of dog-friendly parks such as Preston Park, Queen's Park and Stanmer Park. Hove Lawns and the beachfront are also lovely areas to walk if you're...
On the 40th anniversary of Brighton nudist beach, Brighton residents have reminiscing on nude times gone by... Eileen Jakes, a councilor who campaigned for the nude beach. Credit: Graham Wood. Social media has been awash with tributes to Brighton nudist beach, which was approved by the council 40 years ago today. Residents...
Looking for page turners to take down to the beach this summer? We have got you covered on the hottest timeless classics, autobiographies, dystopian fictions, feel-good romances and much more. Here's our top ten beach-day companions. Becoming by Michelle Obama This intimate memoir by the former First Lady of the United...
An 18 metre fabric inflatable whale installation will be coming to Brighton Marina between the 9 – 13th August. The show name 'Plastic Ocean' has been launched to educate adults and children on the current fragility of our environment. The show is interactive and free and will run daily between 12pm –...
Aldi, Tescos and Superdrug are just some of the leading retailers recalling products that have been removed from shelves by Food Standards Agency and Trading Standards. These two government authority departments have deemed these certain products are not longer fit for selling, consumption or use. This is due to unacknowledged...
The sun's still out? Let's keep enjoying it while it lasts. From garden parties to portraiture classes, family-friendly festivals to open air cinemas, we have truly got you covered on the amazing things going on in the Brighton area this weekend.   Visibility Arts Launch @ Fishing Quarter Gallery, Friday 9th...
There's something about summer that just makes us gravitate towards the outdoors. The warm and sunny weather (or the closest we'll get to it anyway) and everything in full bloom is enough to keep spirits up. Whether you're looking to spend more of your time outside, get fit, or...
Something about summer just makes me want to eat fresh, zingy flavours all day, every day! This recipe is easy, healthy, and made with relatively inexpensive ingredients. It can also be adapted to vegan diets easily, which is often music to the ears of Brightonians. This recipe is going...