Brighton student earns spot on top European Space Agency cyber security training programme
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University of Brighton student, Lewis Heap, is one of an elite few picked from 22 countries to attend the advanced cyber security training programme in Belgium.
The final year BSc Computer Science with Cyber Security student was selected by the continental space exploration institution from among hundreds of applicants.
The programme is designed...
'The Choir of Man' is a musical created by Nic Doodson and Andrew Kay. Its setting is a traditional British pub called 'The Jungle' where nine men celebrate community and friendship through singing, tap dancing, and poetic meditations. They will sing hits from artists such as Queen, Katy Perry,...
Head First Acrobats is an Australian performance company that creates acrobatic entertainment for festivals, theatres, and corporate events. Head First Acrobats’ owners, Thomas Gorham and Callan Harris, have been acrobats for fifteen years. Their journey began when they met at the National Institute of Circus Arts in Melbourne. Since...
Interview: Emmanuel Sonubi discusses his new comedy show ‘Curriculum Vitae’, tour, and dangerous jobs
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Emmanuel Sonubi is a London-based comic whose comedy career started in 2015. Emmanuel had always enjoyed making people laugh, but becoming a comedian was not his plan. His career took him on many paths, including working as a bouncer, a musical theatre star, and in IT. But this changed...
PaCC, Brighton and Hove’s parent carer council for families with disabled children, today held it’s annual award ceremony in Brighton
An award ceremony to celebrate the people who have supported families with disabled children in 2023 was held today in Brighton, organised by PaCC.
This annual event aims to celebrate...
Interview: Dea Matrona discusses their upcoming tour, new album, and years-long friendship
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Dea Matrona is an Irish rock duo formed in 2018 and comprised of two friends, Mollie McGinn and Orlaith Forsythe. Mollie McGinn and Orlaith Forsythe’s rise to music success began in school, where they met and discovered their similar musical tastes. They began playing music and learning songs together....
Interview: Lloyd Griffith talks about his show ‘Baroque and Roll’, tour, and working with Jack Whitehall
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Lloyd Griffith is a Grimsby comedian who has performed for over a decade. He attended university with the aim of becoming a professionally trained singer, with the dream of a career in opera. After witnessing performances by comedy stars like Micky Flanagan at London comedy clubs, his plans took...
Interview: Rob Lamberti talks about his show ‘Perfectly George’ at the Brighton Centre
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Rob Lamberti is a George Michael tribute star and has performed his music on stage for over twenty years. Rob Lamberti was captivated by George Michael’s music at just fourteen years old when he watched him perform his song ‘Faith’ on Top of the Pops. Six years later, Rob...
Interview: Jukka Haapalainen chats about his new Majestic Dance Tournament at the Brighton Centre
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Jukka Haapalainen is a Finnish professional ballroom dancer who began his career at age five in his hometown of Lapua. He later teamed up with fellow professional ballroom dancer Sirpa Suutari, who is also his wife, and they competed in many competitions. Together, they have won the prestigious British...
The Miserable Rich is a Brighton-based orchestral/indie band which began in 2007. Their 2011 album ‘Miss You In The Days’ received widespread acclaim and gained them a loyal fanbase. Despite this success, the band went on hiatus in 2012 because James de Malplaquet expressed that he had nothing more...





























