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Attack on arts education could stifle Brighton’s booming creative and digital economy

The arts and humanities are under attack from a review of education funding which could stifle Brighton’s booming economy in the rapidly growing creative and digital sector. The warning came from Brighton University vice-chancellor Debra Humphris at a meeting of the Greater...

Posted On 16 Jul 2019 at 8:14 pm

, By Sarah Booker-Lewis, local democracy reporter

‘Willy Waddle’ aims to tackle cancer in men with seafront fundraiser in Brighton and Hove

Male cancer charity Orchid is looking for runners and joggers – and even real plodders – to take part in the first Willy Waddle to be held in Brighton and Hove. The 2km seafront fun-run is aimed at raising money and awareness as Orchid tackles life-threatening conditions...

Posted On 16 Jul 2019 at 5:04 pm

, By Frank le Duc

Bad Manners? It would be rude not to…

BAD MANNERS + THE FISH BROTHERS + DAKKA SKANKS – THE CON CLUB, LEWES 14.07.19 If you remember, or are aware of, the ska revival of the early 1980’s, you’ll be familiar with Bad Manners. Between 1980 and 1983 they had nine singles and three albums in the Top 40 of the...

Posted On 16 Jul 2019 at 3:55 pm

, By Richie Nice

We’re working together in Greater Brighton but there’s so much more to do

The last 12 months have been a time of real change for Greater Brighton – a year when there have been visible signs of what working together can deliver for our residents and also a year which has seen the region grow in size, stature and confidence. When I joined the board four...

Posted On 16 Jul 2019 at 11:53 am

, By Garry Wall

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Attack on arts education could stifle Brighton’s booming creative and digital economy

‘Willy Waddle’ aims to tackle cancer in men with seafront fundraiser in Brighton and Hove

Bad Manners? It would be rude not to…

We’re working together in Greater Brighton but there’s so much more to do

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