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As thousands of drivers prepare for Easter getaways to the coast, newly released data shows that Brighton & Hove City Council generated more than £480,000 in parking charges from its coastal car parks in April 2024 alone. The figures, obtained through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by cinch, the...
From supporting local pubs to building a national community brand—Connected Brighton celebrates four years of impact. Connected Brighton has officially turned four, and what began as a small idea during lockdown has grown into one of the city’s most beloved community-driven platforms. Founded by Lyndsey Clay in 2020, Connected Brighton started...
There’s a particular feeling that creeps in on tropical holidays, especially when you’re travelling as a family. It’s the sense that nobody’s rushing you along and that being together feels easy rather than organised, for once. Even the kids seem happier to tag along instead of asking what’s next....
In the evolving landscape of global healthcare, few sectors have seen as much rapid innovation and international interest as hair restoration. For many residents in Brighton and across the South Coast, the journey to regaining a full head of hair often leads to a singular destination: Istanbul. Once considered...
A new Brighton-based counselling service has launched with a clear mission: to support men through the challenges they face and to encourage more open conversations around men's mental health. MEN TALK TOO, founded by local counsellor John Creigan, provides one-to-one therapy for men in Brighton, Hove and across Sussex, with...
Students from 8 of the city’s secondary schools recently took part in the first Brighton & Hove Young Speakers Challenge and attended a grand final celebration ceremony at the University of Sussex on Wednesday 2 April.  Brighton & Hove City Council, in collaboration with 8 local secondary schools and the University of...
For years, the comparison felt almost unfair. London with its sprawling megaclubs, its 24-hour Tube on weekends, its sheer density of venues — Brighton was always the plucky seaside cousin, charming but outgunned. That narrative is shifting. Quite significantly, actually. Brighton sits just 90 minutes south of London by train,...
It’ll soon be cheaper to travel around Brighton & Hove by bus. Using funding from their Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP), Brighton & Hove City Council is helping to reduce the cost of even more bus fares around the city. They’ll make it cheaper for residents and students to travel by...
Isometric illustration of Brighton seafront buildings connected by AI automation workflow pathways showing email, invoice, and report processing flows.
Brighton has always attracted people who do things differently. The city’s independent business scene is one of the strongest in the UK, from the Lanes to the North Laine and across the digital quarter near the seafront. But running a small business here comes with the same operational drag...
Since 2005 Brighton Mod Weekender has been the symbolic destination of the original Mod annual pilgrimage. Since day one, Komedia has been a part of that journey, with the very first club night held in the upstairs venue, where the Duke’s at Komedia Picturehouse cinema is housed now. The Mod...