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Brighton Became Temporary Battle Ground

Around 250 protesters took part in an English Nationalists Alliance (ENA) march and Unite Against Fascism (UAF) counter-protest in Brighton city centre, on August Bank Holiday Monday.
Using powers authorised by the Chief Constable, police attempted to ensure that both protests took place in a safe location but close enough to one another to enable them to make their points p... more >>

Overseeing Bizarre & Beautiful Circus Acts

Following on on the huge success of their shows The Asylum, & The Day of the Dead, The Circus of Horrors has had a major revamp & is back rockin’ & shockin’ with special brand new show created especially to celebrate its 15th bloody year.
The Circus of Horrors has been active for a staggering 15 years since it first trampled the bloody boards, it has since toured relentlessly around the world achieving cult status, generally dra... more >>

Family Friendly Festival Back In Sussex

The Out Of The Ordinary Festival – the green and family friendly gathering that celebrates the changing seasons – returns once more to East Sussex this September, for a chill out that looks likely to sell out.
Out Of The Ordinary will once more be offering its remarkable vibe at Knockhatch Adventure Park, near Hailsham, from September 17th to 19th, and will feature an out of this world line-up... more >>

Worst Humanitarian Disaster In Recent History

The Rotary Club of Brighton & Hove Breakfast and Zamdani Indian Restaurant in Hove, have teamed up to provide money to send Aqua Boxes to Pakistan.
Lack of fresh water is certain to cause many more deaths through the spread of diseases such as Cholera, Aqua Boxes are a means of providing drinking water locally to families. The... more >>

Geisha Arts: A Vivid & Gritty Creative Space

Brighton's Geisha Arts is set to welcome visitors for a day of live art production, as creative director Zac Walsh and installation sculptor and street artist Jo Peel each undertake exciting new projects within the uncompromising and eclectic environment of the Geisha Arts cafe/bar and gallery, at the centre of Brighton's thriving contemporary arts community.
It is an event typical of the dynamic, artist-led spirit that Walsh himself has spearheaded since forming his bold plan for Geisha Arts, after the venue reopened in April. He envisio... more >>

Take The Stress Off Your Wallet

Brighton is a top UK seaside destination and it is easy to see why with its electric atmosphere, legendary night life and cultural offerings.
Eating out in Brighton is a gastronomic delight the city is home to hundreds of restaurants and cafes several of which are award winning. The selection of food on offer in Brighton i... more >>

Big Names Help Push The Big Issues

Official Big Issue sellers in Brighton & Hove will soon be much easier to locate and identify following the introduction of branded pitches and uniforms.
Brighton & Hove City Council's partnership community safety team has been working with the Big Issue, CRI, Sussex Police and city centre businesses to identify and mark up 20 pitches for hom... more >>

Brighton Artist Steve Geliot Commissioned By Festival

Four new public artworks have been chosen to form the focal points of Brighton's forthcoming all-night festival.
The special commissions will be revealed at Brighton & Hove White Night on October 30. Judges were looking for u... more >>

The Rapdramatic In Rehearsal

The fantasy world of dreams and nightmares was the theme for AudioActive and The School Creative Centre’s Rapdramatic 2010, an ambitious project that saw a team of 27 young people aged 13-24 take centre stage to write, compose, choreograph, film and produce a brand new musical show in just five days.
Director Christine Harmar-Brown worked with AudioActive's Adam Joolia to bring together an impressive team of tutors to work alongside the young people, including rap impresario Jon C... more >>

Reptiles Are Wild Animals Not Pets

A local business is set to launch a campaign to highlight the cruel captivity of chameleons and other reptiles.
On Wednesday (August 11th), to kick off a campaign against keeping reptiles as pets, a Brighton staff member will dress as a chameleon and be crammed into a small cage. Other ... more >>


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