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YOUR SPECIALLY CREATED GUIDE TO THIS BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND WITH WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO DO. 🎭 Arts & Culture: Brighton Festival & Fringe The Brighton Festival continues through May 26, curated by guest director Anoushka Shankar. Expect a rich programme of music, theatre, dance, and family-friendly performances across venues...
A Brighton-based business has made a remarkable impact over the past year, giving more than £79,560 in time or money for a range of local and national charities.  Groundsure, a leading environmental and climate data company, has proved that community and compassion are firmly at the heart of its operations....
There was a time when local bands relied on photocopied gig guides, wheat-pasted posters, and hoping a bartender remembered to mention Friday night's set. That system still exists in fragments, but the real street team now lives inside the scroll. Independent musicians are building local momentum through 7-second to 15-second...
Paid ads aren't the only way — not even close. Organic reach still works; it just needs a smarter push. Whether someone is building a personal brand or running a small business page, these tactics actually move the needle. The strategies below cover everything from content structure to timing,...
Brighton & Hove is bursting with quirky charm, and this spring, it’s serving up a fresh batch of offbeat experiences that are anything but ordinary. Whether you're a local looking to shake up your weekend routine or a visitor seeking something a little different, the experience experts at Yuup have curated these five...
Brighton has always been an eating city. In 2026, more of that eating is happening at home, and the table at the centre of it is becoming one of the most considered decisions in the room.
The Eating City, Quietly Eating In Brighton has always been an eating city. For most of the past decade, the eating has happened: the Lanes, the North Laine, seafront pop-ups, supper clubs, food festivals. In 2026, that's quietly changing. A noticeable shift is taking place across Brighton's flats, villa conversions...
Hove behaves nothing like Hanover. Saltdean is nothing like the Lanes. A look at how Brighton and Hove's neighbourhoods are actually performing this year, postcode by postcode.
One City, A Dozen Different Brightons Brighton and Hove has always punched above its weight as a place to live. Coast, character, creativity, cafe culture, brilliant schools and a 50-minute train to London, in a city of around 280,000 people. But Brighton isn't one place. It is a patchwork of...
Brighton is synonymous with vibrant festivals, community gatherings, and cultural celebrations that draw both locals and visitors. As the city continues to host a diverse range of events - from open-air concerts and art exhibitions to bustling food markets - ensuring the safety of these occasions remains a top...
The pursuit of perfection has long been held up as a standard in society, from flawless appearances to perfectly curated lifestyles on social media. But there’s a quiet shift happening. Increasingly, people are letting go of impossible ideals and choosing a path that’s more powerful and authentic: confidence. So, what’s...
Countertop water dispensers have been something of a game-changer in the way offices up and down the country keep their workers hydrated. Sharing the height of a small microwave or kettle (40 - 44 cm tall) and with a footprint similar to that of a large toaster, opting for an...