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Spear Of Destiny save the best for last on their forthcoming 35th anniversary tour

Hard to believe we know but it is true, Kirk Brandon has now been leading Spear Of Destiny for 35 years. Spear Of Destiny were formed in 1983 after the demise of Kirk Brandon’s post punk iconic rockers Theatre Of Hate. (Brandon had also, before TOH, been the main man in every...

Posted On 08 Feb 2018 at 8:26 pm

, By Nick Linazasoro

Whitehawk post office opening hours increased

The Whitehawk Road Post Office is to open for longer from next month following a refurb last autumn. The post office will close for a day from noon on Wednesday, 7 March before opening the following afternoon with the longer hours, increasing to seven days a week with more than...

Posted On 08 Feb 2018 at 1:00 pm

, By Jo Wadsworth

Peacehaven housing boss banned for drink driving

A director of the property company behind a recent Peacehaven housing scheme has been banned from the road after crashing his Mercedes car while drink driving. After failing a breath test Colin Delaney, 56, a director of Turnbull Homes, said: “I should have had a bigger burger.”...

Posted On 08 Feb 2018 at 10:48 am

, By Frank le Duc

Teenage boy from Brighton missing for a week

UPDATE: Jhaheem Kiambi has been found safe and well in Brighton, police said. A teenage boy from Brighton has been missing for a week although he has been spotted in the town. Jhaheem Kiambi, 16, also known as Jhaheem Kiambi Knowles, went missing from his Brighton home on...

Posted On 08 Feb 2018 at 9:54 am

, By Frank le Duc

Man dives into freezing water to flee police after chase along Brighton bypass ends in eight-car crash

A man tried to swim for it after a police chase around the edge of Brighton ended in an eight-car crash. He was arrested as he emerged from the freezing water and taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton. The eastbound side of the A27 was closed for more than six...

Posted On 08 Feb 2018 at 2:21 am

, By Frank le Duc

Brighton artist donates Great Wall of Vagina print to help patients learn what ‘normal’ looks like

Brighton artist Jamie McCartney has donated a framed print of his Great Wall of Vagina sculpture to help patients at a sexual health clinic see what “normal” looks like. The original sculpture consists of plaster casts of 400 women’s vulvas set in 10 panels. Mr...

Posted On 08 Feb 2018 at 1:42 am

, By Frank le Duc

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Spear Of Destiny save the best for last on their forthcoming 35th anniversary tour

Whitehawk post office opening hours increased

Peacehaven housing boss banned for drink driving

Teenage boy from Brighton missing for a week

Man dives into freezing water to flee police after chase along Brighton bypass ends in eight-car crash

Brighton artist donates Great Wall of Vagina print to help patients learn what ‘normal’ looks like

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