The Brighton Journal team set out this week to find another alluring Human of Brighton. We were lucky enough to meet the lovely, smiling Emily, who has just finished her degree at UEA in Norwich and reflected on coming back to the seaside city after three years away.
Despite enjoying...
Mike Leigh's hilarious comedy-classic Abigail's Party is set to kickstart its UK tour in Brighton this January. Jodie Prenger leads the cast, which tours in Brighton 10 – 19 January 2019 before closing the tour on 20 April 2019 in Edinburgh.
The iconic play set in a 1970's suburbia follows the hilarious events...
A yoga teacher from Brighton is holding a charity class this June to raise funds for vulnerable children who live on the streets of Kolkata, India.
Jo Torode will hold an online Mindful Yoga class on Tuesday, 11 June at 7:30pm in aid of The Hope Foundation for Street Children...
You may remember Carolyn Bew from the Brighton Street Style feature a few weeks ago. As well as being a fabulous fashionista she is also a very talented artist and will be doing a weekly bespoke cartoon especially for Bjournal.
Having been an artist for over 20 years, Carolyn began...
For this week's instalment of Driving Through The Past, when we take some time to remember the iconic namesakes of Brighton's buses, we're delving in to the life of Caroline of Brunswick, wife of King George IV and Princess of Wales, whose name sits on the 844 bus.
Whilst Brighton...
It is not rare to find people within our city that are willing to go the extra mile to put others first. However, independent cafe owner, Hayden, from The Coffee Counter Brighton, is an exceptional example of the very best of Brighton people.
Despite normally being closed on Monday afternoons,...
Academic workers and students have been striking on an increasing scale over the past few weeks to protest the alterations in academic's pensions. Across the country student and tutors have fought back together, against this abuse of power.
This protest comes after weeks of strikes, pickets, occupations and protests. Students have...
Giulia, 19 from Italy answered: "Good question... I'd rather fly. I wouldn't want to be able to read minds because I would feel like I were invading the privacy of others. And if i could fly then I'd be able to see the world from another perspective."
Chloe, 26 answered: "I can...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to local painter Tiffany Lynch. Tiffany's paintings capture landscapes, cityscapes and coastlines while exploring the movement of light and colour. Her work has been exhibited at group shows at ONCA, the RA and Saatchi Gallery. Tiffany was also the winner of the Habitat Brighton...
This week for Charity Tuesday we are featuring Grace Eyre. Grace Eyre support those with learning disabilities and/or mental health needs in and around Brighton and Lambeth ‘to enjoy personal freedom, be respected for their contribution and be treated as equals within the communities where they live’.
Grace Eyre was...
