The Royal newlyweds, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have officially been appointed as the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex - does this mean a visit to Brighton is on the cards?
After a beautiful wedding at Windsor Castle, that was watched by a staggering 28.4 million people in the...
Brighton Journal spotted this adorable kitty-cat on the seafront near Yellowave Beach Sports Centre, where Jennie Moloney (23) had been booked to perform at one lucky child's birthday party. With a look like this we just HAD to stop her for a chat.
How long have you lived in Brighton?
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Without George Albert Smith, cinema may never have become the powerhouse form of media it is today. He lived a very eclectic life and unfortunately, due to other large inventions at the time, his pioneering work has often been overlooked. His inventions and innovative attitude he brought into the...
Theresa Lola, who will be performing in 'Poets and Illustrators' later this month, has just been awarded the prestigious Brunel International African Poetry Award that is intended to celebrate, promote and develop poetry from Africa.
Lola, aged 24, is one of three of this years winners of the award - she...
This week Brighton Journal headed down to the beach to meet Klara, a Brightonian through and through, and her adorable pub, Jocshi.
How long have you lived in Brighton?
"I was born here, I moved away when I was 18, and then I moved back when I was 30 and I'm...
Adrian J. Andrews is the proprietor and guide at Kreepy Kemptown Ghost Walks. He is also a television paranormal investigator and a psychic in his own right. Here he lifts the lid on paranormal goings-on right here in Brighton and our sometimes hazardous daily interactions with the spirit world....
Sasha is an immensely talented multimedia artist from Brighton. Over the last few years she has been involved in countless creative projects. Author of the brilliant essay 'Dislexia abd me', host of radio shows in Leeds and Brighton and creator of beautiful and poignant documentary photography, Sasha is a...
Tim Coakley is the writer of the play "What's Wrong With Montony", which debuts at Rialto Theatre this evening. In the play he essays a couch-bound writer who frustrates his own cast by failing to complete a script regardless of the fact that the performance is that very night.
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Seabirds is a not-for-profit local enterprise aiming to raise money for local charities that carry the same ethos as the founders. As we reported last week in our tale of Martha Gunn, in the late 18th century people flocked to Brighton to swim in the sea for the benefit...
We have a little bit of Brighton history for your Friday afternoon reading pleasure. As most residents will know Brighton was once called Brighthelmstone which was, in it's hey day, the 'ideal' seaside resort. The Prince Regent built the Royal Pavilion as a pleasure palace which drew in crowds...
