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Substitute Beto struck in the seventh minute of stoppage time to salvage a dramatic 1-1 draw for Everton at Brighton, extending the Toffees' unbeaten run to four matches and leaving the Seagulls to rue conceding another late goal for the second successive weekend. Brighton looked set for their first victory...
Mental resilience is not a theoretical concept for Ruth Cooper-Dickson. It is the foundation of her work, shaped by senior corporate leadership roles at Rolls-Royce and UBS Wealth Management, and by her own lived experience of anxiety, chronic burnout and panic disorder. Now a recognised positive psychology practitioner and trauma-informed...
Gigs, pubs and things worth leaving the house for If Brighton does one thing well, it’s weekends. This one leans heavily into live music, good pubs and late-night energy, with plenty of spots locals actually go to — not just where Google sends tourists. Friday: Big Tunes, Buzzing Rooms Ease in gently,...
The Altra Brighton Half Marathon is delighted to announce BAFTA-nominated actor and award-winning singer/songwriter, Olly Alexander, as the official race starter of the half marathon. The Altra Brighton Half Marathon and Yeomans Toyota Wheelchair Race will take place on Sunday, March 1st with the Youth Races taking place the day before on...
Five Brighton & Hove primary schools are piloting food growing in their grounds, thanks to funding from Little Tums, a local catering service for nurseries. The schools, St Martin’s CE Primary, Aldrington CE Primary, St Andrew’s CE Primary, Brunswick Primary and Saltdean Primary, are taking part in a year-long programme that...
Brighton & Hove Museums has today welcomed confirmation of a £100,000 grant from the Wolfson Foundation towards the restoration and interpretation of the Royal Pavilion Garden, a significant step forward in a major project to revitalise one of the city’s most treasured heritage sites. The Royal Pavilion Garden restoration is a £6.5 million...
Councillors have gathered in Hove to see the work being done to help protect Brighton & Hove from flooding and coastal erosion for decades to come. They met at the site where a new groyne field is being built, which will see the beach between the King Alfred Leisure Centre...
Brighton and Hove's week ahead (January 27 - February 2, 2026) features live music at The Concorde 2 and Patterns, comedy at Komedia, new restaurant openings in the North Laine, and theatre productions at Theatre Royal Brighton. Here's your complete guide to the city's best events this week. Local Expert...
Brighton & Hove City Council has welcomed confirmation from Historic England that the existing King Alfred Leisure Centre will not be added to the List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, a decision that supports plans to redevelop the site. Historic England informed the council on 20 January...
The UK government has announced a £1.5 billion arts funding package to be delivered between 2025 and 2030, describing it as a long-overdue correction after years of underinvestment. The plan includes £600 million for national museums and DCMS-backed organisations, alongside £160 million earmarked for regional and local museums —...