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Staff and volunteers at Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. have taken part in specialist training with Guide Dogs to help make match days more accessible and welcoming for supporters with sight loss. Brighton & Hove Albion, also known as the Seagulls, is the first club in the South East...
Brighton, 12th October 2026: Brighton-headquartered social purpose fintech, Salad, formally received a King’s Award for Enterprise, one of the UK’s most prestigious honours, at an official presentation ceremony with The Lord-Lieutenant of East Sussex, Andrew Blackman CStJ. Awarded annually by His Majesty The King on the advice of government ministers,...
The Ministry of Defence has set up a Financial Recognition Scheme for people who served in the army between 1967 and 2000 and faced unfair treatment due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. Between 1967 and 2000, it was against the rules to be lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans...
Brighton & Hove Albion supporters have something extra to celebrate this European season. They can get the cheapest away-day pint of any Premier League club. According to new data from LiveScore's European Away Day Pint Index, Seagulls fans travelling to the Czech Republic for the Conference League match against Jablonec...
Work to restore the historic garden due to start on site in November Brighton & Hove Museums & Brighton & Hove City Council have secured more than £1.4 million in additional funding for the Royal Pavilion Garden Restoration Project, A Garden Fit for a King, with £976,231 from The National Lottery...
Top-flight netball is coming back to the seafront. London Mavericks will play two Netball Super League home matches at the Brighton Centre in 2027, against NIC Leeds Rhinos in March and AO Manchester Thunder in April. Tickets for both games start at £23.95 and go on sale at 10am on...
Artists and creative groups in Newhaven have received an additional £160,000 funding from Newhaven Enterprise Zone (NEZ) to build on the town’s reputation as a hub for creativity on the coast. The funding will be spread across three years through Towner, which will use the grant to support creatives and arts organisations...
Rock legend Arthur Brown joins the Godfather of Shock Rock on stage for an evening of unforgettable stories Alice Cooper will bring his intimate Devil on My Shoulder book tour to Brighton Dome on Wednesday 14 October, where he will be joined in conversation by fellow rock legend Arthur Brown. The...
  The Green Party of England and Wales voted on Sunday to define Zionism as a form of racism, at the end of its biggest-ever conference at the Brighton Centre. Members backed the motion by 1,022 votes to 813, making the Greens the first major UK party to declare itself...
We all know what happens to Barbie™Â when she leaves the toy box. But what happens to her plastic? Now, University of Brighton graduate Tom Meades is giving unwanted dolls a very different second act - using materials from them to create sustainable tech through his Brighton-based design studio, gomi. Tom, who graduated...