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The Altra Brighton Half Marathon is delighted to announce that charity places are still available for the 2026 event on Sunday, March 1st. Sign up to run for one of the incredible charity partners including The Sussex Beacon Hospice, Grassroots Suicide Prevention, Alzheimer’s Society, Macmillan Cancer Support, Taylor-Made Dreams, Alcohol Change...
Looking for the best live jazz in Brighton? As the weather settles in this cold snap we've found your antidote... There was a crackle in the corner of the Green Dragon on Sydney Street last Tuesday, the kind that comes from a cozy pub fireplace but this time emulated from...
Brighton & Hove City Council will be flying the White Ribbon Flag on Tuesday 25 November to mark the start of this year’s global 16 Days of Activism campaign and the UN International Day of Elimination of Violence against Women. The 16 Days of Activism campaign seeks to galvanise action...
As demand for food provision charities continues to soar, FareShare Sussex & Surrey is appealing for donations this December, aiming to raise £50,000 in just one week to provide 200,000 meals for people in need. The Big Give appeal is taking place from Tuesday 2 – Tuesday 9 December and...
Whether you’re looking for a night of laughs, a disco dance party, alternative 80s hits or something for the whole family, Komedia has it all this New Year’s Eve. Kidz With Attitude, the daytime club for kids and families, is back for a New Year’s Eve special, 1.30pm – 4pm...
Santa will be swapping his sleigh for a ride on the world’s oldest operating electric railway on Saturday 13 December. Taking a break from their busy schedule, Santa and his elves will greet families at the Aquarium Station, before hopping aboard one of the famous Volks Electric Railway heritage trains...
Rebecca is one of Uk’s  most quietly sought-after energy healers  and is part of a new generation of intuitive practitioners reshaping how we think about healing, energy and emotional wellbeing. Positioned at the intersection of spiritual coaching, consciousness expansion and intuitive energy work, she offers a grounded, modern approach...
If you’re staying in town and wondering how to make the most of the next couple of days, here’s what’s happening across the city. What’s On: Markets, Music & Pop-Ups Pavilion Gardens Makers’ Market (12–4pm)A Brighton staple. Local potters, illustrators, jewellery designers — and the kind of casual acoustic sets that...
Brighton & Hove City Council has confirmed plans to submit an official bid to become a host city for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2035. The proposal was approved at a cabinet meeting at Hove Town Hall, signalling the city’s intention to join the UK-wide effort to bring...
Sussex’s public servants can now enjoy free and half-price entry to galleries, museums and historic houses in the area and across the UK with Boundless membership club, which has added Art Fund’s National Art Pass to its range of benefits. Boundless Plus members (£68 a year) will be able to...