FareShare Sussex & Surrey urges volunteers to join biggest Tesco Food Collection yet
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Volunteers are needed to help smash a 20-tonne food donation record this November, as FareShare Sussex & Surrey launches its latest Tesco Food Collection to support those facing hunger.
Between Thursday 27 and Saturday 29 November, the charity aims to station more than 320 volunteers across nine large Tesco stores...
Gym users at Portslade Sports Centre can soon take their workout to a whole new level following an ambitious expansion and refurbishment project.
The project, which is currently underway, will see the popular gym almost double in size, with upgraded flooring, improved audio, visual and sound systems and a wide...
Bingo and Brighton have gone hand-in-hand for decades. The classic British activity was once the staple of weekend evenings out across the seaside city. Decades ago, though, bingo faded from the spotlight, but it has now come roaring back thanks to a whole host of creative folks adapting the...
Brighton’s Vintage Scene Unites for “November Nonsense” — A Month-Long Celebration of Beautiful Chaos.
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This Saturday the 1st of November, Brighton’s vintage scene is coming together for something wonderfully unhinged: “November Nonsense”, a city-wide celebration ofthe beautifully ridiculous, gloriously unnecessary and totally irresistible side of vintage.
Led by Snoopers Paradise, the campaign runs all month and shines a spotlight on the treasures that make...
Nobody plans to end up with a broken purchasing process. What actually happens is someone buys a tool on the company card without telling anyone, another person fires off a Slack message to their manager that says "can we get this approved?", and then finance tries to log all...
In a cosy Hanover pub, playwright Tim Crouch leans in, disarming and dryly funny as he unpacks the magic behind An Oak Tree, his ground-breaking play comes to Brighton Dome after twenty years of touring the world.
This weekend, some of Britain’s most celebrated actors, Fisayo Akinade, Ruth Wilson and...
Anyone who lives close to the Brighton seafront knows what the weather does to things. Bikes rust, garden furniture seizes up and a fresh coat of paint on a gate can look tired within a couple of winters. The sea air is part of what makes the city so...
An English degree as a mature student in Brighton: A-level English Language and Literature or an Access course?
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If you're an adult aiming for an English-related degree and don't have A-levels, you'll usually need a level 3 qualification first: an A-level such as English Language and Literature, or an Access to Higher Education Diploma. The A-level suits you if you want to study at home on your...
Brighton does a day out properly. A morning on the seafront can drift into an afternoon in the Lanes and an evening of live music without anyone going home in between, and that kind of day lives or dies by what's in the bag on someone's back. Festival season,...
Phase 2 of Brighton & Hove's weekly food waste collections is starting this week in Westdene, Patcham, Hollingbury, Hollingdean, Coldean, Bevendean, Moulsecoomb, Withdean and Preston Park.
Residents in these areas can now put all cooked and uncooked food waste in their caddies, rather than their waste bin. This includes unpackaged...





























