Brighton’s Theatre Royal to Receive Blue Plaque Honouring the Woman Who Built Its Legacy
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Theatre Royal Brighton and Brighton and Hove Women’s History Group are delighted to announce that a successful bid has been made to erect a blue plaque honouring Ellen Nye Chart on the theatre frontage — a tribute that arrives in timely alignment with International Women’s Day celebrations.
Ellen Nye Chart was the manager of Theatre Royal...
Thinking of Renovating Your Brighton Home? This Free Event Could Save You Thousands
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Householders in and around Brighton who are thinking about improving the comfort and energy performance of their homes will have the opportunity to learn from real renovation experiences at a free community event taking place on Wednesday, 18th March at 6.30pm.
The event will be held at the Brighton Friends...
How Brighton Council Brought 264 empty homes across the city brought back into use
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According to government reports, there are currently more than 998,000 empty homes in England, a figure that has been steadily rising over the past five years. Of these, 265,061 are classed as long-term vacant, which means they’ve been empty for more than six months.
Locally, latest figures show 968 private residential properties in...
Brighton i360 Marks One Year Under Nightcap
A year in, Nightcap’s takeover of the seafront tower is starting to look like more than just a change of management.
On Sunday 8 March — International Women’s Day — Brighton i360 marked its first full year under hospitality group Nightcap PLC with a...
The gut microbiome plays an important role in many aspects of health, from digestion and immune function to metabolic balance and neurological processes. Several diseases have been associated with changes in the microbiome's composition, including inflammatory bowel disease, colorectal cancer, obesity and mental health disorders. As links between gut...
Don’t Be Prey Screening Comes to Brighton Tonight – Inside the World’s Most Dangerous Swims
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Seven Oceans, One Decade
Ten years ago, the English Channel marked the beginning of a pursuit that would span five continents and seven of the world's most brutal channel swims. Join Coach Tim Denyer and Australian ocean swimmer Mark Sowerby as they reflect on a decade-long journey shaped by endurance,...
Ouse Valley Viaduct: The Victorian Marvel You Pass Every Time You Take the Train to Brighton
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The Ouse Valley Viaduct stretches across the Sussex countryside just north of Haywards Heath, carrying the Brighton Main Line over the River Ouse on 37 elegant red brick arches. If you have ever taken the train from London to Brighton, you have already crossed it - you just may...
One year on from the sale of the Brighton i360, the council is focused on the future of the seafront and how value can be returned to the city.
As part of agreeing the sale of the attraction and releasing the associated debt last year, the council put in place...
Premier Marinas submits interim one-year application for Brighton Marina dredging and dispersal
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Premier Marinas has submitted a one-year marine licence application to enable maintenance dredging and sediment dispersal at Brighton Marina, an activity that is necessary to fulfil legal and harbour safety obligations and ensure continued safe navigation, following last year’s application for judicial review and the quashing of the previous...
Brighton-based artist Cello announces her debut single, “Vitamins”, which arrives on International Women’s Day 2026.
A post-punk mantra wrapped in biting wit and restless energy, “Vitamins” introduces Cello as a singular new voice: confrontational, playful, and uncomfortably honest. Built on hypnotic repetition and deadpan delivery, the track skewers modern expectations...





























