Earlier this week we caught up with Brighton based 'Swimhaler' and general sporting enthusiast David Shephard. David and his good friend Phil Couch will, this weekend, be attempting one of the most tricky swimming challenges out there. The pair are daring to swim the English channel, here's what David had...
Episodes have described themselves as commercial indie, and whilst there is a clear indication of their modern influences, Episodes set themselves apart with their own unique sound combined with stunning vocals and have firmly put themselves in the ‘one to watch category’ for 2016. The four piece, consisting of...
If you're interested in helping to create more affordable and community-led housing in Brighton and Hove, come along to the FREE launch of the Community-led Housing Programme, today from 5:30pm. It will take place in the Brighthelm Centre's Auditorium and is supported by Brighton & Hove City Council. Registration...
Aleksandra Wrzos is an inspiring young woman who has made a career out of helping others experience success and fulfilment in their lives. She claims there's no secret to success and everyone can have it just by following a simple step by step plan.
What's your story Alex, what took...
Did anyone watch the new police drama on the BBC last night? I did, only because I wanted to point out all the places I knew. Set in Brighton and Hove, Cuffs didn’t exactly make it seem the most welcoming place. With a stabbing, a child abduction, drunken Vikings...
On our quest for this week's Human of Brighton, we found Sam - a Fine Art Sculpture student - wandering through the North Laines.
Hi Sam! Can you tell us what you do? I'm a student in Brighton, I do Fine Art Sculpture at the University of Brighton.
And how long have...
Community and voluntary organisations working to support the most vulnerable residents of Brighton & Hove will receive help from the council's new Coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency fund.
A total of £150,000 has been put forward by the council in an effort to support the organisations facing unexpected costs as a result...
Tell us a little bit about yourself. I’m Judi, I’m a forty-five-year-old mum of three, born in South-Africa – Durban, which is actually a lot like Brighton. I’ve been living in the UK for about fifteen years.
How did you end up in Brighton around five years ago? I visited...
Some people fall in love with stories. Others fall in love with storytellers. For the author of Percentile Human Tissue, it was always both. Stories arrived through every possible medium — books, films, and music — each offering its own rhythm, its own hidden code. Songs, in particular, became cryptic...
Between letting in other visitors and taking care of her baby daughter, Rosa still has some minutes to talk to us. Full-time artist and now also full-time mom, Rosa Maria Baquero grew up in Columbia and only came to the UK two years ago after having spent time working...
