Sports betting is different from other types of gambling as it relies much more on informed decisions and data-based predictions than casino games, where the focus is almost entirely on chance. I say "almost" because there are quite a few games where a bit of strategy can be helpful,...
Blockchain, although quite a new technology, experienced plenty of popularity among tech enthusiasts. Its use case scenarios are limitless, making it ideal for mass adoption. The goal of all businesses should be to improve by adopting new technologies with the aim of helping their customers.
There’s a large number of...
An annual Brighton Pride club night has cancelled the event after police issued a warning to the organisers.
Duckie club nights, usually held at the Brighton Corn Exchange, has been a regular at Brighton pride for some years now. However, due to refurbishment, Duckie's had decided to move the event...
There are increasing reports of jet ski users breaching swim-only buoy areas along the seafront, often exceeding the 5mph speed limit by up to more than ten times its limit. The council’s lifeguards face the possibility of near-incidents, especially during the summer months. The Argus’ Laurie Churchman reported that...
The Brighton Station Walk-in Centre, on Queen’s Road, will be extending their opening hours during Pride weekend. This will help with any added patients needed to be seen as well as taking pressure of Accident and Emergency services.
The surgery will stay open until 10pm on Friday 2nd August. On...
Credit: The Spruce Pets.
Brighton residents who believed their pets were safe after the arrest of the 'Brighton Cat Killer' will be dismayed to hear another cat was been found stabbed in Hove this Saturday night.
The death was announced by the South Norwood Animal Rescue and Liberty, a vigilante organisation...
Portslade is home to an old Victorian cattle tunnel, which was built in the 1840s underneath the railway to take cattle to the slaughterhouses situated in south Portslade.
In recent years the tunnel has been damaged by a fire, which left black soot everywhere, and vandalised, becoming a 'no go'...
Brighton and Hove mayor, Alex Phillips, has replaced the tradition of prayer before council meetings with poetry readings by local schoolchildren. Two pupils were invited from Patcham High School to begin the mayor’s first council meeting last Thursday. This marked the first of the new mayor’s plans to have...
This week we met up with Eddie to ask the question:
"What makes you happy?"
"Customers. Customers who come into my shop make me very happy. That is all."
As Brighton is set to become one of the first 5G hubs in the country, increasing concerns have been raised considering the health risks of the technology.
Following these concerns, the council has answered a number of questions about whether the technology is safe or not and whether the council...
