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Leon Logothetis is a global adventurer, philanthropist and best-selling author whose life proves the power of kindness and human connection. Once a stockbroker chasing outward success, he walked away to travel the world, relying only on the kindness of strangers. His Netflix series The Kindness Diaries showed how generosity...
Buying a football ticket already involves enough moving parts: sale windows, memberships, seat maps and the scramble to check out before the best seats disappear. Adding cryptocurrency to the payment options sounds either wonderfully modern or like one more obstacle, depending on the supporter you ask. Would it make...
Looking for something to do in and around Brighton this weekend (3–5 October)? You’re in for a treat. From live music and theatre to food, autumn walks, and hidden gems, the city is buzzing. Here’s your luxury journal-style guide to making the most of your days off: Friday 3 October...
There is something quietly magical about leaving London behind in autumn, trading its fading light and damp pavements for the sea-air and promenades of Brighton. On a crisp October morning, the train glides southward through the Kent countryside, skeletal trees bowing with colour, and with each mile the city’s...
We’ve seen a lot of economic change in recent years and that means that managing your money in 2026 means looking beyond your monthly bills.   Your financial responsibilities can easily evolve during the year. A budget gives you a practical way to account for these changes and accommodate anything that’s...
This October, Brighton & Hove City Council is inviting local businesses and organisations to help their employees quit smoking by encouraging colleagues to check in and support each other on their quit journeys. National campaign Stoptober – now in its 13th year – aims to empower people to give up...
Spray painting plastic car parts can transform faded, scratched or mismatched components, but plastic requires a different approach from metal bodywork. Bumpers, mirror covers, trims and interior components can vary significantly in composition and flexibility, so simply applying a standard automotive paint may lead to peeling, cracking or an...
There’s something about getting children outdoors that makes ordinary days feel a little more memorable. Autumn leaves become something to jump in, muddy paths turn into adventures, and a rocky shoreline can keep them occupied for hours. These are the moments that give children room to explore, take small...
Brighton sits at the centre of one of England's most varied coastal and countryside regions. The South Downs to the north, the English Channel to the south, and a string of coastal towns from Eastbourne to Chichester on either side make it one of the most rewarding bases for...
The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere has successfully gained funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to create a new wildflower bank in Vale Park, Portslade. Works will take place between 3 and 15 October (weather permitting). During this time a section of path will be closed with alternative routes available. Once...