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Rampion Offshore Wind Farm Recruiting Apprentices

Operators of Rampion Offshore Wind farm, RWE, have opened recruitment for two new wind turbine technician apprentices at the site,

Brighton documentary-film maker up for international Charity Film Awards calls out for local support

Amy Sargeant is a Brighton based documentary film maker, her work for local charity Project Harar has been accepted as

Blu & The Magic Web Christmas Show

The critically-acclaimed Truestory Theatre have been wowing audiences in Brighton for six years with their inventive take on classic tales

Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra present A Celtic Christmas

Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra are presenting a unique concert for lovers of folk and classical music. A Celtic Christmas comes to

Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra present A Celtic Christmas

Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra are presenting a unique concert for lovers of folk and classical music. A Celtic Christmas comes to

6 Great Games in the Revamped World of Online Slots

Since the introduction of online slot games in the mid-'90s, things have come a long way. With the advances in

A Spike in Spiking: Brighton’s reaction to chemical-armed predators

Since the long awaited re-opening of nightclubs, citizens of Brighton and beyond have been exercising their right to a fun

Free bus travel to the Downs

Head up to the Downs for a walk and a picnic this Saturday, courtesy of Brighton & Hove Buses and

Kelp! I Need Somebody… Brighton’s Ocean Wildlife making a HUGE Recovery

A good day for our seas! On the 24th of March 2021 a new law – The Nearshore Trawling Byelaw

On Police Violence, Protest Solidarity, and Amending the Policing Bill

This interview is the second in a 4-part investigative series covering: Mask Up and the need for safety in protesting,

Welcome Boost for Culture

The Government’s Welcome Back Fund is giving a welcome boost to creative and cultural organisations in Brighton & Hove as

What a Load of Rubbish!

Brighton beach was absolutely heaving with people this weekend, and not just locals, out-of-towners poured through the station in their