Happy Saturday everyone. Today we are exactly four weeks into the 2017 and, perhaps for some of us, the initial enthusiasm and drive to make positive changes in 2017 is being to dry up and our resolutions may have even already fallen to the wayside.
Nothing usual about that you...
It can feel the office walls are closing in on you, can’t it? Perhaps your employees have grown in such significant numbers that you can no longer fit in your current premises or maybe you have so much stock that it is bursting out of the store cupboard.
But what...
IKEA is coming to Sussex as part of £150 million development announced by Brighton & Hove Albion on land to the north of the club's training ground at Lancing.
Plans include 600 new homes, a school, community centre and country park for residents.
The club say the new IKEA store...
When you ride a Brighton and Hove bus, you don’t usually expect to be made into a work of art. But this month, the transport company has teamed up with local artist Lou Theodore for their artist in residency project. Lou rides the buses every day with her art...
Guest Post by Hermione Berendt, writer for The Revival Collective
Brighton is a widely renowned haven for those who want to live an alternative, conscious lifestyle. With Caroline Lucas ruling over the inhabitants of Brighton and Hove, we live in a bubble full of an incredible range of booming ethical...
Brighton based music charity Rhythmix are paying homage to the attendees of a funding event who stepped in to help them after their IT equipment became too outdated to use.
Brighton Soup describes itself as “a fun, community, Dragon’s Den” where attendees get food, refreshments, entertainment and a vote to...
A group of Brighton residents are working together to create a map of the city's underground tunnels and vaults.
The self-described group of "enthusiastic explorers" say that they are researching Brighton’s long lost underground.
They aim to delve deep beneath Brighton’s streets, exposing its huge infrastructure of vaults and tunnels, and...
Leasing is fast becoming a popular method of financing a car. Indeed, it’s likely to be one of the reasons new car sales in the UK have been so buoyant, as more motorists are buying new and replacing their car more regularly than has previously been the case. So...
MP for Brighton Pavilion Caroline Lucas has accused Conservative MPs of filibustering a bill which would make Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) compulsory in all schools across England and Wales.
The bill would force state-funded Academies and Free Schools, who are not currently required to teach PSHE, to educate...
Scaffolding has come down comes down on Brighton’s iconic St Peter's Church, concluding the first phase of the £1.7m works to the church and revealing the top of its restored tower.
The balustrade and pinnacles have been rebuilt from both new and reconditioned stone, and the tower roof has been...
