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If you've not yet applied to a secondary school in Brighton and Hove for your child then today is your last chance! There is a range of great secondary schools right across the city, and though the application process is a big decision and can be a bit daunting, you've still...
To get into the season of ghouslish fun, we thought we'd share some Halloween jokes with you. Some made us laugh, others made us cringe. Share yours with us in the comments section... Q: What part of the street do vampires live on? A: The dead end. Q: Why did the policeman ticket the ghost...
Loneliness affects all of us, and not having anyone to connect with can have a devastating impact on our health & well-being. Despite its image of being a friendly, vibrant, inclusive city, Brighton & Hove has one of the highest rates of loneliness in the UK and in response, Brighton &...
There will be a late opening tonight at the Phoenix Gallery's latest exhibition tonight which showcases the work of Anthony Stevens (Brighton) and Andrew Omoding (London), in partnership with HOUSE Biennial and Outside In. The exhibition proudly presents a host of newly commissioned works, shown alongside related existing work of two artists selected by open submission....
Are you a young person looking for a way of expressing yourself? Do you love playing music but have no one to play with? Do you have a budding musician at home that needs a little bit of guidance, and and sprinkling of confidence, to give them the push...
If you work within a local non-profit organisation, or know someone that does, then you'll know how important it is to get your message and mission to as many people as possible. You'll also know that without the comparatively deep pockets of profit chasing organisations, being heard can be difficult. Well,...
Have you ever fancied yourself as a professional drone operator? Have you been impressed the kinds of footage that drones are being used to capture and wanted to find out how it's done? This new and expanding field of drone aviation would be an exciting one to get in to as remote-control...
Following our piece on the new pop-up art gallery and maker space ‘LAB’, which is working with local artists to bring an array of exhibitions over the next 3 months that highlight the extraordinary creativity of our city and the lovely people in it, we spoke with Ashleigh at Pop-Up Brighton...
Brighton's very own Royal Pavilion Garden, which surrounds the John Nash-designed Royal Pavilion has been deemed 'at risk' by assessors at Historic England. The grounds surrounding the pleasure palace built for the future King George IV have been identified on a nationwide annual health-check of the UK’s special and vulnerable...
Greens urge Council to ‘go plastic free’ and encourage traders, residents and businesses to do the same in a bid to reduce damage plastic waste causes the environment and public health The Green Group of Councillors and local campaigners are calling on the Council to take serious action on plastic waste...