When you trade around a day job, the stakes are low. Spare cash goes in, and if a rough month wipes out your gains, a salary still lands in your account on the first. There's no real pressure. But start thinking about doing it full time, and you'll realise...
If they dare, families are invited to take up torches and venture into Newhaven Fort’s shadowy tunnels, which will be brought to life with Halloween decorations and spooky surprises. The tunnels will be open between 12pm and 4pm on Monday 27 and Tuesday 28 October, and then again on...
Brighton has a long relationship with the small print. Anyone who has fed 2p coins into a pusher on the Palace Pier knows the tray never tips quite the way it looks like it will, and that instinct is worth carrying online this October, when casino spin offers are...
Every year, thousands of Londoners pack up and head an hour south to Brighton. The sea air, the creative scene, the Lanes and the South Downs on the doorstep are hard to resist, especially for anyone who now works from home most of the week.
But the move itself rarely...
Sussex leaders from across the region came together today (10 October) for the first meeting of a new partnership board, marking a key milestone in the journey toward establishing a Mayoral Combined County Authority for Sussex & Brighton.
The meeting focused on preparations for devolution for Sussex & Brighton, which...
Brighton has plenty going for it in summer. The seafront comes alive, the cafés are busy and there's always somewhere to enjoy a drink in the sunshine. But as anyone who has spent a British summer by the coast knows, the weather doesn't always cooperate.
One minute you're enjoying an...
Industrial equipment operates under demanding conditions, and a repair that looks simple on the surface can actually involve numerous underlying factors. When equipment handles pressure, heat, chemicals, or heavy loads, restoring its appearance or basic function isn't necessarily enough to cover essential safety and functionality considerations. Repairs need to...
I recently heard Professor Luigi Ferrucci, an expert on ageing, speak at my local university’s medical school. One line really stuck with me: “The next great step in ageing science will be understanding how lifestyle factors slow down ageing.”
That, to me, is the ultimate goal. If we can slow...
When László Krasznahorkai, winner of the 2025 Nobel prize in literature, first burst onto Hungary’s literary scene in 1985, it was clear he was a unique talent. His first novel, Satantango, soon became a cult classic.
The novel’s Hungarian readers were living in the stifling atmosphere of the dying years...
Autumn in Brighton is looking lively this weekend: from immersive music and poetry, to themed parties, visual arts and community festivals, there’s plenty to get stuck into. Here are some top picks to check out:
🎭 Festival Highlights & Ongoing Attractions
BREMF 2025: “Love”The Brighton Early Music Festival (BREMF) continues from...
