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Bighearted Brighton and Hove Albion stars have supported a fundraiser for four-year-old Amelia Craig, who dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. At the moment, her cerebral palsy means she can't put her feet down flat and can only walk short distances on tiptoes before falling over. Her painful life-long condition affects...
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EU/EEA nationals Worried about their rights and options post-Brexit are being offered free legal advice at a session in Brighton. Although the legal status of EU/EEA nationals in the UK is not expected change until the UK concludes its exit from the European Union, organisers point out the government has...
12m of government funding has just been awarded to the Black Rock refurbishment project next to Brighton Marina. The awarding of the funds via the Local Enterprise Partnership will see the creation of a world-class conference centre and 10,000-seat arena. This does mean the current Brighton Centre will be demolished,...
For the cinema-lovers  Moonlight @ The Duke of York's Picturehouse  Moonlight is already shaping up to be one of the most acclaimed and eagerly awaited movies of 2017. The film follows the story of one boy as he grows from young, naive schoolboy living with his emotionally unreliable addict mother to...
Seven adorable ponies arrived at 19 Acres, which runs along the west of Devil’s Dyke Road, this Monday. The hardy New Forest Ponies will help create more plant variety because of their grazing habits, which will benefit even more species of wildlife. The move by CityParks to introduce the horses follows...
30,000 people including Brighton's oldest raver, Disco Pete, will be left disappointed this summer by the cancellation of Kemp Town Carnival. The event organisers are unable to go ahead with the parade this year due to financial pressures and say £65,000 needs to be raised in order to guarantee a...
Bike by Brighton Pier
Spring is fast approaching so it's the perfect time to get on your bike and ride, but if you're not that confident on the road or need some advice on bike repair then Brighton and Hove City Council can help with free training courses. All you need is a road...
Restoration works at grade II* listed Saltdean Lido could be getting a £700,000 council funding boost.  A report on the proposals, which will be put to the council on February 9, says this money would be secured by borrowing and included in the council budget for 2018/19. The council's policy, resources...
The spirit of Brighton and Hove is undoubtedly carefree and fun, yet charitable and eco-friendly. What better way to combine these two aspects than with a huge pillow fight for a good cause? The Bucket and Spade Cafe, located in the arches underneath King's Road, is hosting the event on...
Time2Give Presenters Sophie Corbett and Guy Lloyd
A charity auction with a twist returns to Brighton this April, giving attendees the chance to bid for prizes with their time rather then with their money. The Time 2 Give Ball, which takes place in April, has chosen ten charities which will be supported on the night and throughout...