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We all know women have many needs and wants, but usually they are serving someone else's end, and our needs and wants are rarely ever catered for. This list of books is for when you need some me-time and a friend. When you need someone to relate to: I Like...
As we reported earlier this month, one of Old Steine's bus stops had been covered in order for a secret revamp to take place. At last, after much anticipation, the bus stop has been unveiled and Brightonians are more than excited about it. The #PrideBusStop, by artists @artbelieve, was unveiled yesterday. Celebrating...
It has dawned on me recently how much our lives are intertwined with technology and our phones and the internet. My phone broke a few weeks ago and I panicked cancelled my whole day and headed straight to the apple store to sit around for two hours for them...
Once more it's been confirmed, Brighton and Hove have some of the finest green spaces in the country. No less than seven parks have been awarded Green Flags by the environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy. Portslade's Easthill Park, Hove Park, Kipling Gardens in Rottingdean, Preston Park, St Ann’s Well Gardens, Stoneham...
A Brighton table tennis club has been praised for its "groundbreaking" work with refugees. The club was praised by Mike Diaper, the executive director of Sport England. He said the club had been doing "groundbreaking" work to help refugees integrate into the local community. After visiting the club's Kemp Town home the...
Ditch The Label surveyed over 10,000 young people between the ages of 12-20 across the UK. In Part 1 of the report looked at the climate of bullying. With over half of respondents saying they have been bullied at some point. The highest ranked perceived motive for being bullied is...
Dominique Evans graduated the University of Brighton in 1995 with a BA(Hons) in Graphic Design. Little did she know that 22 years later she'd be designing the UK's new £2 coin. Working as a Royal Mint graphic designer for the past 12 years, Evans was awarded the prestigious job of...
Brighton being a seaside town, has a lot of fish and chip shops, and we love them. Cod and Chips is a classic English dish. The UK is estimated to eat almost 70,000 tonnes of cod each year. But recently, The Marine Stewardship Council were unsure if Cod was sustainable...
Brighton Museum will be home to a collection of artefacts and photographic portraiture along with donations from the trans community in Brighton for the next 11 months. The Museum of Transology is the largest display representing trans people in the UK. It intends to challenge gender norms, especially the idea...
The disappointing news came in February, saying that the beloved Kemp Town Carnival was canceled for this year. However, fans and participants won't have to miss out completely on the colourful event as there will be an alternative celebratory parade along Brighton's seafront taking place this Sunday. Also, organisers...