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Global pop and R&B superstar Jason Derulo is set to light up the south coast as he brings his electrifying live show to The Brighton Centre on Tuesday 3rd February 2026. Known for chart-topping hits like “Want to Want Me”, “Talk Dirty”, and “Savage Love”, Derulo’s high-energy performances and...
The Women’s Rugby World Cup Trophy Tour received a warm Brighton & Hove welcome over the weekend, with celebrations which took the trophy to dazzling new heights! And the fun has continued today (Monday 19) with city Mayor Cllr Mohammed Asaduzzaman joining dozens of women and girls on the seafront...
Being one of the most popular forms of online casino games, online Slots are getting more and more innovative and fresh, with new ways to play and attempt to land matching combinations. That being said, straightforward gameplay remains a core aspect of the games, along with the wide variety of...
Brighton & Hove Museums is delighted to announce the release of a vibrant new series of short films created by young people from across the city, now available on their revamped YouTube channel. Released today (16 May) to coincide with National Classic Movie Day, these imaginative works were developed through...
Carbon emissions, resource efficiency, and environmental accountability have placed greater scrutiny on material choices in construction projects. With durability and lifecycle impacts now in sharper focus, expectations around sustainable building practices continue to rise. Advances in product development and specification are driving meaningful changes across the industry. Your choices of...
Brighton is home to the most burnt-out, rest-deprived Brits. That’s according to a new study comparing rest and burnout levels across the UK’s biggest cities. Worryingly, the survey found that Britain could be operating in a rest deficit, as the average person hasn’t felt “rested” for almost two months (7...
Sussex charity Amaze are inviting daring locals to take part in its Peacehaven abseil this June. Local residents are invited to take part in a charity abseil at Peacehaven cliffs on Saturday 21st June. Amaze, who support families with disabled children in Sussex, is organising the exhilarating fundraising challenge to raise...
From independent online retailers to travel firms and subscription services, specialist payment solutions are becoming increasingly important for businesses across the South Coast Brighton’s always done things a little differently. You see it everywhere, from the unique independent shops in North Laine to the buzzing digital startups downtown. The local...
Brighton & Hove City Council will be flying the inclusive Pride flags from Hove Town Hall and Brighton Town Hall on Saturday 17 May to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT). IDAHOBIT launched in 2004 to raise awareness of the violence and discrimination experienced globally by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex people and...
Hove Beach Park, the £13.7 million new seafront park stretching from the King Alfred Leisure Centre to Hove Lagoon, will be officially opened later this week. Residents and visitors have already been flocking to the park in their thousands as different sections have been completed and opened for use. This Friday (16 May) Councillor Bella Sankey, Leader of Brighton & Hove City...