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The app is the result of a partnership between the marathon’s organisers and IT firm CGI. Using 360-degree video footage filmed along key parts of the race route, CGI has created a fully immersive VR experience. Users will be able to access the content on their mobile devices or...
Fluffy Fluffy, the much-loved Japanese soufflé pancake café, is officially opening its doors in Brighton. To celebrate the grand opening of our newest location at 73 Western Road, Brighton, BN1 2HA, we’re treating the city to a day of exclusive offers on Saturday, 5th April 2025. 50% off all pancakes – all day –...
Recent school admissions policy changes in Brighton & Hove have been profiled as examples of positive action that local authorities can take in a national report focusing on tackling equality in education. The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) and The Difference’s Who is losing learning? Finding solutions to the school...
The fast-growing pizza brand will open on Jubilee Street this Spring, marking the group’s 31st pizzeria  Rudy’s Pizza Napoletana, the beloved Manchester-born pizza group, is setting its sights on the South Coast, opening a new pizzeria in Brighton this Spring. Bringing its famed Neapolitan pizzas to the seaside city, the...
A stressed horse rarely stands in the field holding up a sign. More often, the warning comes in ways that are easy to dismiss. A horse becomes sharp when being tacked up, starts weaving in the stable, refuses to load, or seems oddly flat and switched off. Because these...
His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester KG GCVO, Royal Patron of Brighton & Hove Museums, will visit the Royal Pavilion & Garden this week to learn about the ongoing renovation work and engage with key figures from the organisation. This marks his first visit as Royal Patron, a...
Relocating abroad is often framed as a lifestyle decision, but in reality, it’s just as much a financial transition as it is a personal one. Whether the move is driven by retirement, work or a desire for a different pace of life, crossing borders introduces new systems, rules and...
Have you ever looked at your writing and felt like it’s good, but it could sound clearer, smoother, and more polished? That’s where content editing tools come in. These tools help turn simple writing into something more refined and easier to read. They are not just for professionals. Students, bloggers,...
London is generally safe for visitors in 2026, with low levels of serious violent crime compared to many global cities. However, petty crime — particularly pickpocketing, phone theft and bag snatching — is relatively common in busy tourist areas. For most travellers, London remains a safe destination, provided basic...
Councillors have agreed to update Brighton & Hove City Council's Corporate Debt Management Policy in line with latest research evidence and best practice to make sure it can continue to collect public debt in a fair and ethical way. The council has a responsibility to collect income and recover debt efficiently. Each...