A life-sized metal silhouette of an early steam locomotive is to be installed on a redundant railway bridge in Brighton.
The Grade 2 listed bridge crosses New England Road between Preston Circus and Seven ...
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Foundation Degree Fine Art students from City College Brighton and Hove have been digging deep into their creative imaginations for Paxton, the Brighton-based company which employs over 160 staff.
Paxton provided the students with a brief to produce artwork to be shown in their Brighton premises.
Following site visits and presentations from the company, nine students<...
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A historic steam locomotive that was built in Brighton more than 130 years ago will be returning to its actual birthplace next month in celebration of the Brighton Modelworld Exhibition.
It will be the first time in more than 50 years that members of the public have been able to see The London Brighton & South Coast Railway’s Terrier class locomotive number 682 which was bui...
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Almost 900 school children from across Brighton and Hove are set to get up close and personal with some of the amazing marine wildlife that can be found around the UK coast.
Youngsters from three city schools will be attending sessions of the Marine Conservation Society’s (MCS)
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Brighton and Hove’s Royal Pavilion and Museums have been selected to be a partner of Arts Council England, owing to their excellent work, particularly relating to broadening engagement with young people, and resilience.
Museums which will benefit include the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Hove Museum & Art Gallery, The Booth Museum of Natural History, P...
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Brighton-based digital culture agency, Lighthouse, has been selected to manage the BFI Film Fund's new fund for short film.
Lighthouse was selected in recognition of its exceptional hands-on work with UK filmmakers, and the successful delivery of schemes such as BBC Drama Shorts and Guiding Lights, the U...
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A touring theatre company from the South of England has devised a new play, Invisible, that tackles the thorny subjects of immigration and globalisation in the 21st century.
Amid the world of visas and wind turbines, commuter flights and nightclubs, fairy tales and tabloid press, a chance meeting drives four disparate lives towards...
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City College Brighton and Hove students from a range of different courses have collaborated on a new film project at the City College East campus.
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As the dreaded hour approaches, and the collective consciousness of this sceptic isle is almost unified in its belief that the question of sport is the answer to all our problems, we look back over England’s Olympic history – from humble beginnings in a rural Shropshire market town to the bright lights and award-winning architecture of 2012.
1850 – Once Upon a Time, in Shropshire…
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A competition to find Brighton and Hove's image of sustainability launches today (Monday 9th January).
Students and members of the local community are challenged to capture their idea of sustainability in the city in just one shot.
The best entries
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