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Arundel Castle will bring history to life once again this summer with the return of its popular History Days on Thursday 7th and Thursday 14th August 2025. Designed to keep children entertained during the school holidays, these immersive events promise a full day of action-packed activities, historical discovery and live entertainment for...
Brighton & Hove City Council has been recognised with a top Defence award for its outstanding support of the Armed Forces community. The Gold award in the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme is the highest badge of honour for employers who champion veterans, reservists, Cadet Force Adult Volunteers and military families...
Big Day Cakes is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with Brighton & Hove Albion F.C., launching a line of officially licensed photo cakes now available in ASDA stores across Brighton and nationwide. This collaboration brings football fans a fun and delicious way to celebrate their favourite team. Supporters...
Authorities have warned residents to avoid the area after a two-storey building collapsed in Brighton on Sunday morning. Brighton & Hove City Council confirmed the collapse occurred at the former Sprabuild Engineering Works on Ryde Road. The area has been cordoned off for safety. Residents living on nearby Hartington Street, Carisbrooke...
The biggest mistake people make about Brighton is calling them clever only after the sale. A player arrives for a fee that seems modest enough to ignore. He improves, settles, looks strangely obvious in hindsight and then leaves for a sum that makes the rest of the league briefly pretend...
As summer holidays peak, Ripe Valuables reveals the UK destinations where tourists are most at risk from pickpockets — with Brighton’s most iconic attractions making the list. With summer travel in full swing, new research by Ripe Valuables Insurance has identified the top UK locations where tourists are most frequently...
Commuters across Brighton & Hove are being encouraged to get pedalling next week and bike it into work. Brighton & Hove City Council is making Thursday 7 August a Cycle to Work Day. Whether you’re heading to your office, business, charity, company, school, or you’re visiting friends or family, it’s a...
Every business experiences periods of uncertainty. A major customer may delay payment, an unexpected tax bill could arrive, or a new opportunity might require significant investment before any revenue is generated. These situations can place pressure on cash flow, even when the business itself remains fundamentally healthy. When this happens,...
Strong workplace relationships are one of the foundations of a successful organisation. Teams that communicate well, trust one another and understand each other's strengths are generally more productive, more resilient and better equipped to solve problems together. Traditionally, businesses have relied on full-day away days or off-site events to...
For many businesses, the server sits quietly in the background, rarely attracting attention unless something goes wrong. As long as employees can access files, log into systems and run applications, it is easy to assume everything is working as it should. The reality is that servers often become outdated gradually...