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If you want a job doing well then do it yourself, right? So the saying goes, but is it true when it comes to property? If you’ve invested a significant amount of money in bricks and mortar, then what should you do when it comes to looking after these...
As of the next week Brighton and Hove bus fares will be increasing once again to tackle delays. City centre fares now at £2 will be rising to £2.20. But no fear users of the mobile ticket app centre fare singles will continue at a rate of £2. Changes on...
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Months of strike action on Southern Rail services last year left hundreds of thousands of passengers in low spirits. Such low spirits, in fact, that one local theatre company is putting on an all-singing, all-dancing show about the transport company. 'Southern Fail The Musical' will be performed in Shoreham and...
One of the biggest broadcasters in the UK could be moving in next door after calls from a Brighton MP. Simon Kirby, MP for Brighton Kemptown & Peacehaven, called on Culture Secretary the Rt. Hon Karen Bradley MP to consider Brighton and Hove as the new location for Channel 4. The...
If you love keeping fit and helping others, the perfect group for you is set to arrive in Brighton soon. Award-winning fitness collective GoodGym gets gym bunnies to swap cross trainers for workouts which are also acts of kindness in the community. Members hit the streets for weekly runs on routes...
Featured image: Chilling on top of East Slope by Liam Evans  Perhaps the best-loved and most iconic halls at the University of Sussex's Falmer campus are set to be re-developed this year - and the university is bidding them goodbye with a bang! East Slope halls have stood proudly in place...
If your mum is your best pal, you're not alone. Almost half of Brits class their mum as their closest friend, according to new research. 43 per cent of the 2,000 British adults surveyed by One4all, the Post Office gift card, said their mum was one of their best friends. When...
After closing on Sunday due to a glitch, the world's first vertical cable car and the world's tallest moving observation tower is still shut today (Tuesday 28 March). It's all because of a temporary technical fault on the observation tower - an issue which developed just weeks after the attraction's...
Yoga is usually synonymous with peace and relaxation - not with partying! But London-based fitness chain Gymbox hosts yoga rave classes - and has its sights set on opening a Brighton venue. The chain offers all the usual fitness classes including circuits, kettlebell sessions, and pilates, alongside quirky workouts like rave,...
Ever had some free time on your hands and wanted to use it to help your community? It can be hard to know where to start, how to make a difference, or who needs what kind of help. New social networking site Helpfulpeeps is seeking to overcome these issues, allowing...