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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...
The rapid expansion of distributed workforces has fundamentally changed how organisations approach cybersecurity. What began as a temporary operational adjustment during the pandemic has evolved into a long-term transformation of the global workplace. Businesses across finance, healthcare, technology, retail and professional services now operate with employees spread across multiple...
Customer expectations have changed rapidly in recent years, which can make it challenging for modern businesses to keep pace. Nothing is more important than keeping customers happy, so it is vital that organisations know how to adapt in an increasingly fast-paced and convenience-driven market. Read on to find out...
A major infrastructure scheme using natural processes to protect the city’s drinking water, help reduce flooding and create a new community space is taking shape in Brighton’s Wild Park. Known as a rainscape for its ability to collect rainwater, filter out pollutants and allow it to soak safely into the...
Walk through Kemptown on a Sunday morning, or up the residential streets behind Seven Dials, and you'll see one of Brighton's defining architectural features hiding in plain sight: original Victorian and Edwardian front doors. Stained glass panels, brass fittings, panelled timber, the occasional fanlight above. Brighton has more period...
The functional shot category keeps gaining traction, and you can feel why. Small format, clear purpose, fast consumption. If you’re thinking about launching your own line, you’re stepping into a space where smart execution matters more than scale. Understanding the category and your position Functional shots sit at the intersection of...
Within the evolving landscape of short regulatory peptides, Selank occupies a distinctive conceptual position. Originally developed as a synthetic analog derived from the endogenous immunomodulatory peptide tuftsin (Thr-Lys-Pro-Arg), Selank consists of the heptapeptide sequence Thr-Lys-Pro-Arg-Pro-Gly-Pro. This structural extension with a Pro-Gly-Pro fragment has been theorized to enhance metabolic stability...
The content-driven world has made your yoga or fitness experience not just about movement but experience. The audience wants more than instructions, they want to be driven. Here, features such as an AI background generator game-change the game. Creators no longer need to be concerned with cluttered rooms or...