Weekeedn Feature – Can vitamin D help prevent certain types of cancer? The science is promising
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The potential role of vitamin D in preventing and treating colorectal cancer (CRC) has attracted growing research interest – especially as CRC rates are rising, particularly among younger adults. This isn’t a new area of study. Low vitamin D levels have long been linked to a higher risk of...
Reconnecting With European Roots: The Growing Interest in Latvian Citizenship Among UK Residents
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Since Brexit reshaped the rights of British nationals living in and traveling to Europe, many people across the UK have started looking more carefully at their family trees. For those with Latvian ancestry, that search has led to a question that would have seemed unusual just a few years...
A group of nursery school children who have become fascinated with the Madeira Terrace restoration project are among local young people to have been given a behind the scenes look at the work.
Bloomsbury on the Beach Nursery School is only a stone’s throw away from the ongoing work on...
There’s plenty on offer in Brighton & Hove this May, with arts and culture taking centre stage as the city gears up for the festival season.
As well as the popular Brighton Festival, Fringe and Artists Open Houses, residents and visitors can enjoy a range of events in the city’s...
Hit BBC One show Sort Your Life Out is back and looking for families or shared households in the local area to take part in the next series.
The BAFTA-nominated series, fronted by Stacey Solomon, focuses on helping families declutter and reorganise their homes. Solomon and a team of makeover experts...
Brighton is a place with its own distinct rhythm. It’s a creative, coastal, and quietly energetic location, but even the most devoted Brightonians occasionally feel the pull of somewhere more secluded, maybe with wide open spaces, maybe with some different scenery, or simply a more refined space. Fortunately, the...
Rudy’s Pizzeria is set to open in Brighton this June, and to celebrate, the team are inviting everyone to one of 3,000 free Neapolitan pizzas on the house.Â
With 3,000 free pizzas up for grabs, Brightonians need to sign up here to be in with a chance of walking away...
Over 500 children and adults attended Brighton and Hove’s fourth Kidical
Mass family-friendly bike ride on Sunday 27 April 2025.
The record breaking number of riders for Kidical Mass in our city were
calling for safer and better connected cycling infrastructure.
Kidical Mass is about fun, and is also a protest ride calling...
Taking life easy does not mean doing less. It means doing what matters most in a way that feels manageable, enjoyable, and sustainable. As you get older, small changes in how you structure your day, your environment, and your priorities can make a big difference to your overall quality...
City living has a rhythm all its own. From early morning commutes to late-night convenience, urban life offers a level of accessibility and excitement that’s hard to match. But when it comes to relocating within a busy city, that same fast-paced environment can quickly turn a simple move into...





























