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Going back twenty years, fitness wasn’t really a thing in our culture. Sure, there were people who were members of tennis clubs, and gyms did exist, but they weren’t as common or as popular as they are now.    Many historians view the 1980s as the moment when things started to...
Hove-based landscape designers Langlea have been shortlisted for two categories at the prestigious BALI National Landscape Awards 2025, the UK’s highest accolade for landscape design and construction. The recognition reinforces Langlea’s reputation as one of the South East’s leading landscape design firms, having been an award or principal award winner...
Owning two homes can offer the best of both worlds. Perhaps you spend weekdays in London for work before escaping to Brighton at the weekends, or you divide your time between the two locations throughout the year. While having access to both city life and the coast is appealing,...
Your home is one of your biggest investments, and looking after it throughout the year helps preserve its value, comfort, and safety. Every season brings different weather conditions that can affect your property's exterior, interior, and essential systems. By following a seasonal maintenance routine, you can catch small issues...
Owning a home comes with ongoing responsibilities, and one of the best ways to protect your investment is by following a seasonal maintenance routine. Every season brings different weather conditions that can affect your property's exterior, interior, and essential systems. Staying on top of small maintenance tasks throughout the...
When people think of a water leak, they usually imagine a burst pipe, a dripping ceiling or water pouring across the kitchen floor. Yet in Brighton, where homes range from elegant Regency townhouses and Victorian terraces to Edwardian properties, converted period flats and contemporary apartments, the most expensive leaks...
Peter Gladwin Primary School is set to become the first school in the city to be fully heated by low carbon alternatives to gas and oil. An extensive building retrofit will take place over the summer holiday to replace the existing gas boilers, which are coming to the end of...
With demand for food support surging during the school summer holidays, FareShare Sussex & Surrey has launched an urgent appeal calling on the public to help tackle holiday hunger across the region. The food redistribution charity is asking supporters to donate to its Summer Appeal 2025, which aims to raise vital funds...
As the UK government pushes forward with its vaping reforms, the landscape of vaping is rapidly changing. A major shift is underway: the anticipated ban on disposable vapes. Driven by concerns about youth vaping, environmental damage, and unregulated imports, the ban will leave many wondering what the safe and...
For many people in Brighton and Hove, the weekly battle is no longer simply finding time to clean the house. It is finding time for everything else as well. Between commuting, family responsibilities, social plans and the demands of working from home, household jobs can quickly consume the hours that...